1. A needle in the haystack: Find a needle in the haystack. The metaphor is nowhere to be found.
2. Find a needle in a haystack: Find a needle in the haystack. Metaphors are extremely hard to find.
3. Love is as deep as the sea: Describing love as deep as the sea, immeasurable.
4. A scale in the sea: a fish scale in the sea. The metaphor is very small.
5. Find a needle in a haystack: Find a needle in the haystack. Description is hard to find.
6. Pearls sink in the sea: Pearls sink in the sea. It is a metaphor that talents are buried.
7. The stone sank into the sea: the stone sank to the bottom of the sea. There is no news from this metaphor.
8. Cross the mountains and press the sea: cross the mountains and approach the sea. Metaphor for the expansion of power.
9. Jiangnan and Haibei: South of the river and north of the sea. Describing a vast territory,
10. Move mountains and cross the sea: move mountains and cross the sea. Metaphors are powerful.
11. Turn over the sea and move the mountains: Turn over the sea and move the mountains. Describes great power.
12. The Boundless Sea of ??Dharma: In Buddhism, it is a metaphor that the Dharma is as vast as the sea, boundless.
13. Move the mountains and dry up the sea: Move the mountains and dry up the sea. Metaphors are powerful.
14. Shake the mountains: shake the sea and lift the mountains. Describes very strong strength.
15. Dongyang Dahai: Dongyang: the sea to the east. Refers generally to the boundless sea.
16. Mountain and Haina: Describes a broad mind that can accommodate things like valleys and seas.
17. Returning is like water: Returning is like water flowing into the ocean. A metaphor for what people want.
18. Returning is like flowing: Returning is like flowing water flowing into the ocean. A metaphor for what people want.
19. Wen Jiang Xue Hai: It is a metaphor that articles and knowledge are as deep and broad as the Yangtze River and the sea.
20. Navigation Ladder Mountain: Cross the sea and climb the mountains. Refers to a difficult journey.
21. Dust from the East China Sea: The sea turns into land and dust rises. It means that things in the world have changed a lot.
22. The passing waves of the East China Sea: The waves of the east sea. It is a metaphor that the situation is over and cannot be undone.
23. The river is clear and the sea is dry: The water of the Yellow River is clear and the sea is dry. A metaphor for something rare to encounter.
24. Raging waves: Raging: The appearance of surging water. Describes a wave that is big and fast.
25. Haiyan River is clear: The water in the Yellow River is clear, and there are no waves in the sea. It is a metaphor for peace in the world.
26. The sea boils and the rivers roll: the sea boils and the rivers roll. A metaphor for great momentum or power.
27. Overturning the river: originally described as raining heavily, later described as very powerful or powerful.
28. Looking for a needle in the East Sea: Finding a needle from the bottom of the ocean means that it is very difficult to achieve the goal.
29. Magnificent: originally describes the vastness of the water. Now it is a metaphor for majestic momentum or huge scale.
30. The stone sank into the sea: the stone sank into the sea. Disappear without a trace or without any news.
31. Overturning mountains and seas: Pushing away mountains and overturning seas. Describes strong power and great momentum.
32. The river dries up and the sea dries up: The river dries up and the sea dries up. The metaphor is exhaustive, thorough, leaving no room for anything.
33. Tsunami and landslide: The sea surges and roars, and the mountains collapse. Describes the coming force as fierce and rapid.
34. Daoshan Xuehai: Tao, Xue: knowledge. Knowledge is higher than the sky and deeper than the sea. Describes being knowledgeable.
35. Many rivers rush to the sea: Many rivers rush to the sea. It is a metaphor for many forces coming together.
36. Haiyue Gaoshen: Hai: the sea; Yue: high mountain. As deep as the sea and as high as the mountains.
37. Lord of all rivers: all rivers: rivers. All rivers eventually flow into the sea, which is called the sea.
38. Move the mountains back to the sea: move the mountains and turn the sea. A metaphor for trying your best to overcome huge difficulties.
39. Longevity Mountain and Sea of ??Blessings: Longevity is as long as a mountain and blessings are as big as the sea. In the old days, it was used to wish people longevity and happiness.
40. A drop in the ocean: millet: millet, that is, millet. A grain of grain in the ocean. The metaphor is very small.
41. Haiyan Heqing: Yan: calm. The water in the Yellow River has become clear, and there are no waves in the sea. It is a metaphor for peace in the world.
42. Reclamate the sea and move the mountains: Move the mountains and fill them into the sea.
Refers to the vast magic power of immortality. A metaphor for great determination.
43. Haoruyanhai: Hao: vast; Yanhai: the vast sea. Describing classics, books, etc. as extremely rich.
44. Hundreds of rivers toward the sea: Many waters rush towards the sea. It is a metaphor for countless scattered things being brought together into one place.
45. Turn the sea and move the mountains upside down: upside down, turn over. Turn over the sea and move the mountains. Refers to great momentum or power.
46. Haoruoyanhai: Hao: vast, numerous; Yanhai: the vast sea. Refers to the vastness and variety like the vast sea of ??smoke.
47. The sea of ??suffering in life and death: Buddhist language. It refers to the six paths of reincarnation of all living beings, life and death, boundless, like the sea.
48. Move mountains and create seas: Move mountains and create seas. It is a metaphor for the great power and courage of human beings to conquer nature.
49. Stacking mountains and accumulating seas: piled up like mountains and seas. The original description is to possess a lot of wealth. It also means that there are too many things.
50. Love is as heavy as a mountain, and friendship is as deep as the sea. Describes deep favor and deep friendship.
51. Spring is as deep as the sea: The beautiful scenery in spring is as deep and wide as the sea. Describes that everywhere is full of bright spring scenery.
52. Lost Pearl: The pearl in the sea was missed by the pearl divers. Metaphor of buried talent or buried talent.
53. Love is a sea of ??evil: evil: sin. The huge **, the abyss of sin. Old refers to men and women falling deeply in love.
54. Move mountains and overturn seas: Move mountains and overturn seas. It is a metaphor for the great power and majesty of human beings in transforming nature.
55. He Qing Hai Yan: River: Yellow River; Yan: calm. The water in the Yellow River has become clear, and there are no waves in the sea. It is a metaphor for peace in the world.
56. To lean on the mountain and bear the sea: Ping: rely on; bear: lean on the back. Relying on the mountains and leaning on the sea. Describes very favorable geographical conditions.
57. Destroy mountains and stir up seas: destroy: destroy; stir: stir up. Destroy the mountains and stir up the seas. Describes great magical power and terrifying momentum.
58. Casting mountains and boiling seas: Mining copper mines in mountains to cast coins, and boiling seawater to obtain salt. It is a metaphor for being good at exploiting natural resources.
59. Once upon a time: experienced; Canghai: the sea. It means that you have seen the big world and don't take ordinary things seriously.
60. Overseas strange talk: overseas: outside China; strange talk: strange saying. A metaphor for unfounded, absurd remarks or rumors.
61. Haiyan Hecheng: Yan: calm; River: Yellow River; Cheng: clear. The water of the Yellow River is clear and the sea is calm. It is a metaphor for peace in the world.
62. Qunhong plays in the sea: Hong: Hongyan; Hai: refers to the big lake. Like many Feihong playing in the big lake. Describe calligraphy as vigorous and flexible.
63. The sea of ??sorrow has no boundaries: The sea of ??sorrow is as deep as the sea. The joy of sorrow is as boundless as the sea. Describes mental melancholy and melancholy.
64. surging: surging: the way the flood surges up violently; surging: waves hitting each other. Describes a powerful and unstoppable force.
65. Turbulent waves: Tao: big waves; Hai: frightening. Rough and scary waves. A metaphor for a dangerous environment or a sharp and fierce struggle.
66. Canghai Hengliu: Canghai: refers to the sea; Hengliu: water flows in all directions. The sea water rushes in all directions. It is a metaphor for chaos and social unrest.
67. Kailangjingtao: Kai: to frighten; Tao: big wave. Rough and scary waves. A metaphor for a dangerous environment or a sharp and fierce struggle.
68. Bozhou Mulberry Fields: Bozhou, the ancient name of the Bohai Sea. The sea turns into mulberry fields, and the mulberry fields turn into the sea. It's like a sea of ??change. It is a metaphor that things in the world have changed dramatically.
69. Move the mountains and fill the sea: Move the mountains and fill the sea. Refers to the magic power of immortality. Nowadays, it often refers to the great power and courage of human beings to conquer and transform nature.
70. Mulberry fields and blue sea: The sea turns into mulberry fields, and the mulberry fields turn into the sea. It means that things in the world have changed a lot. Same as "mulberry fields and changing seas".
71. Hemu Haikou: Hemu: eyes shaped like a river, with flat and long upper and lower eye sockets; Haikou: mouth like the sea, big and deep. A metaphor for extraordinary appearance.
72. The sea is tolerant of all rivers: Na: accommodate, tolerate. The sea can hold the water of hundreds of rivers. Metaphor covers a wide range of things, and the number is huge.
73. Vast sea and sky: as vast as the sea, as boundless as the sky.
Describe the vastness of nature. It is a metaphor for a discussion that is endless and has no center.
74. All rivers return to the sea: Chuan: River. Many rivers flow into the sea. It is a metaphor for the general trend or the expected outcome. It also represents a metaphor for many scattered things coming together in one place.
75. Lu Hai Pan Jiang: Lu: Lu Ji of the Jin Dynasty; Pan: Pan Yue of the Jin Dynasty. Lu Ji's literary talent is like the ocean, and Pan Yue's literary talent is like the Yangtze River. A metaphor for a knowledgeable and talented person.
76. Houmen is like the sea: Houmen: used to refer to a distinguished family; Hai: describes the depth. Hou Men is as deep as the sea. It is a metaphor for people who were acquainted in the past, but later became estranged and isolated due to their disparity in status.
77. Sea-related mountaineering: crossing the sea and climbing mountains. It describes the hardship of the journey and also describes the continuous journey. Also known as "wading mountain climbing".
78. Hundreds of rivers go to the sea: Hundred: means more. Chuan: River. All rivers flow to the sea. It is a metaphor for what everyone expects or the general trend. It also represents a metaphor for many things being dispersed and brought together into one place.
79. Jiuzhou Sihai: Jiuzhou: refers to China; Sihai: The ancients believed that China’s Jiuzhou was an endless sea, which refers to places outside China. Refers to China and places outside its surrounding areas.
80. Li test tube peep: Li: ladle; tube: bamboo tube; peep: watch through the gap of a small hole. Use a ladle to measure the sea, and look at the sky through the holes in the bamboo tube. It is a metaphor for having a one-sided and narrow view and not being able to see the whole of things.