Source: Song Shi Daoyuan's Record of Jingde Chuandeng (Volume XIII): "Q:' I have never seen Wang Jiaolue, but I tried to see it by using mystery.' The teacher said,' White jade is flawless, and Bian He is full.' "
There is no speck on the flawless white jade. Metaphor means that people or things are perfect.
Source: Song Shi Daoyuan's Record of Jingde Chuandeng (Volume XIII): "Q:' I have never seen Wang Jiaolue, but I tried to see it by using mystery.' The teacher said,' White jade is flawless, and Bian He is full.' "
broken flowers and scattered lead powder. Refers to an affair with an unsatisfactory ending due to rebellion.
Source: Qing Gong Zizhen's "Hundred Characters Order" words: "Longhua robbed, asked who to cook, broke the gold and lost the powder."
all over the world; Ok: good deeds. Feudal superstition refers to the achievement of merit and the perfection of morality.
Source: Yuan Yue Bochuan's "Tie Guai Li" Wedge: "When he is successful, he will be enlightened by being original."
Merit: Buddhist term, which refers to chanting and giving. More refers to the end of Buddhist activities such as chanting. Metaphor holds things to a successful conclusion.
Source: Sui Yangdi's "A Letter to Send an Envoy to the DPRK": "On May 2 nd, I taught you, consoled you, and inherited Hengyue. When my merits are complete, I will be a witch."
Successful performance: all over the world; Ok: good deeds. Feudal superstition refers to the achievement of merit and the perfection of morality.
Source: Yuan Yue Bochuan's "Tie Guai Li" Wedge: "When he is successful, he will be enlightened by being original."
The flowers are in full bloom and the moon is full. Metaphor is beautiful and complete. It is often used to congratulate people on their wedding.
Source: Song Zhangxian's "Magnolia" words: "People * * * pity the flowers and the moon are full, and the flowers are full and the people are scattered. Happy feelings go far away, and the past is like a dream. "
perfect: extreme. Extremely perfect, extremely beautiful Describe things perfectly. With "perfect".
Source: The Analects of Confucius Eight Essays: "The Confucius said Shao:' It's both beautiful and good.' It is called "Wu":' It is perfect, but it is not perfect.' "
perfection, perfection and beauty. It means perfect to have no shortcomings.
Source: The Analects of Confucius Eight Essays: "The Confucius said Shao:' It's both beautiful and good.' It is called "Wu":' It is perfect, but it is not perfect.' "
A round mirror is a metaphor for perfection.
Mei-yu is flawless: jade spots. There is not a speck on Meiyu. Metaphor means that people or things are perfect and flawless.
Source: Yuan Wang Shifu's Romance of the West Chamber, the third book, the third fold: "He is a delicate and flawless jade, with a pink face and a cloud of crows."
perfect, perfect, and lacking in nothing.
If things are slow, things will be round. Don't rush into things, but try to deal with them slowly, and you can get a satisfactory solution.
Source: Qing Yu Wanchun's "Dangkou Zhi": "It seems that this matter is wide and round, and it is difficult to achieve results."
things are wide and round, which means that things can be solved satisfactorily as long as they are handled calmly. Money, leniency. With "things are round".
Origin: The Chu people in Qing Dynasty won the 44th chapter of The Romance of Sui and Tang Dynasties: "I'm only afraid that things will be difficult to return, so I hesitate to delay ... if things are wide enough, we can discuss them again."
when things are wide, they are round. As long as things are handled calmly, they can be solved satisfactorily. Paragraph: leniency. With "things are round".
source: Qing Yu Wanchun's "Dangkou Zhi" back to the 131st: "Wen Da thought:" This man is a brave man, it is not difficult to take him, but he will die if he attacks hard. It seems that this matter is wide and round, and it is difficult to achieve results. "
events are round, which means that as long as things are handled calmly, they can be solved satisfactorily. Money, leniency.
source: the seventh chapter of Qing Wenkang's Biography of Heroes of Children: "The amount of money is round, so you can stop crying and stop shouting." Twenty-five times again: "Don't worry, old man, this is something that can't be rushed, and the money is round."
the four-corner metaphor is perfect.
There is a myth that a fairy's clothes are seamless. Metaphor things carefully perfect, can't find anything wrong.
source: Guo Han, a book by Niu Qiao, a former Shu: "Xu regarded his clothes as seamless, and Han asked him, saying,' Heaven's clothes are not a needle and thread.' "
perfect, perfect and beautiful, with no shortcomings.
perfect, perfect and beautiful, with no shortcomings.
all the best: good luck, good luck. Everything is going well. It also means that everything has been done.
Source: Song Zhoumi's "Guixin Magazine": "Yan Guan taught Huang Qian's title" Taofu Board ",saying:' How can a pleasant New Year be born? People like Pepsi. " "
incomparable means that things are perfect, and nothing can compare with them. With "unparalleled".
Source: Qing Chen Tian's Chronicle of Ming Poetry Ding Qian Bian Gong: "The talent of Haiyue is unparalleled."
incomparable means that things are perfect, and nothing can compare with them. With "unparalleled".
incomparable Birumbi: analogy, match. Of things so perfect that nothing can compare with them.
Source: On the Table of Buddhist Bones by Tang Hanyu: "For thousands of years, there is no comparison."
The full moon is in full bloom and the moon is full. Metaphor is beautiful and complete. It is often used to congratulate people on their wedding.
Source: Song Chaobuzhi's poem "Yu Jie Xing" says: "Don't miss the sweet lady's hatred in the quiet period, and the ribbon will fade today. The full moon is like spring, and it's always fun to touch. "
stop at the best: achieve; To: the most, extremely. Reach a perfect state.
Source: Book of Rites University: "The way of a university is to be clear in virtue, to be close to the people and to stop at perfection."
the best is the best. The most perfect and beautiful.
Origin: Mao Dun's Three Sides Seven: "He longs for a big storm that shakes the universe, and he regards this understanding as a' miracle' that has made the world from perfection to beauty, so he can't understand the actual change of life-the progress made in the contradiction and chaos, and he feels ugly."
intellectual circle: perfect and comprehensive; Fang: Correct, don't beg for it. Knowledge should be extensive and well prepared, and actions should be square and meticulous.
Source: Huai Nan Zi Zhu Shu Xun: "On the theory of mortals, the mind wants to be small but the ambition is big, and the wisdom wants the staff to do what they want, but the desire for many things is fresh."
justify yourself: complete and comprehensive. Refers to the speaker who can make his argument or lie without loopholes.
Source: Qing Fang Yurun's Diary of a Star: 7: "It's hard to justify an accident with worldly feelings.