1, confused 【 hú lǐ hú tú 】 refers to not knowing things clearly. Rub paint, paint, etc on other things. Write or draw carelessly. Liver and brain smear [no figure ·d?] smear: smear. Liver and brain spilled all over the floor. Also known as "courage". Describe the scene of tragic death. It also means loyalty and willingness to sacrifice.
2. It's a mess [yρtāhútú]. It's out of control. Life ruined [shēng líng tú tàn] life: refers to ordinary people. Tu Youyou: Mud and charcoal fire are metaphors of suffering. People fell into mire and fire pit. Describe people in an extremely difficult situation. Also known as "painting charcoal by strangers"
3, rarely confused [nán dé hú tú] a way of life. It means that in the face of all kinds of disturbances in the world, sometimes we might as well treat it with a relaxed and tolerant attitude. For example, "life is hard to be confused, why bother to haggle with your neighbors for such a trivial matter?" ? Tidal flat [tān tú] shallow beach.
4. Graffiti [tú yā] (moving) Shi Tianding by Lu Tong in the Tang Dynasty: "Suddenly turn over the case and ink it, like an old crow scribbling poetry." Later, "graffiti" was used as a metaphor for poor calligraphy or careless writing. Paint [tú liào] is a kind of material coated on the surface of an object to form a tough protective film. It has wear resistance and insulation, which can prevent erosion and increase the appearance of the surface. Such as paint, natural paint, synthetic resin, etc.