1. Repair bridges and repair roads
Idiom pronunciation: xiū qiáo bǔ lù
Idiom definition: Build bridges and repair roads. The old metaphor is to be enthusiastic about public welfare and give money to do good deeds.
The source of the idiom: The first chapter of "Looking at the Money Slave" written by Anonymous of the Yuan Dynasty: "I, Jia Ren, can also give alms to monks, build temples and pagodas, repair bridges and roads, cherish the loneliness and the few, respect the elderly and pity the poor. ”
Idiom examples:
2. Bridges return to bridges, roads return to roads
Idiom pronunciation: qiáo guī qiáo, lù guī lù
Definition of idiom: It means that unrelated things should be strictly separated.
Origin of the idiom:
Example of the idiom:
3. Repair bridges and repair roads
Idiom pronunciation: xiū qiáo bǔ lù
Idiom definition: Build bridges and mend roads. The old metaphor is to be enthusiastic about public welfare and give money to do good deeds.
The source of the idiom: The first chapter of "Looking at the Money Slave" written by Anonymous of the Yuan Dynasty: "I, Jia Ren, can also give alms to monks, build temples and pagodas, repair bridges and roads, cherish the loneliness and the few, respect the elderly and pity the poor. ”
Idiom examples:
4. Cross the bridge and draw the board
Idiom pronunciation: guò qiáo chōu bǎn
Idiom definition: metaphorical purpose Once you reach that point, you kick away the people who helped you.
Idiom source:
Idiom example: As long as you don’t want~, I will go to them immediately. There must be a way and I will reply to you tomorrow. (Chapter 30 of "Nie Haihua" by Zeng Pu of the Qing Dynasty)
5. Burn the bridge across the river
Idiom pronunciation: guò hé chāi qiáo
Idiom definition: Cross it by yourself After crossing the river, they demolished the bridge. After achieving the goal, it is a metaphor for kicking away the people who helped you.
The source of the idiom: The third chapter of "Li Kui bears the thorn" written by Kang Jin of the Yuan Dynasty: "You can't push the boat with the current, but you don't allow me to cross the river and demolish the bridge."
Idiom example: Xiangzi suffers After so much fatigue, the old man turned his back and refused to recognize anyone. They felt unfair for Xiangzi.
(Lao She's "Camel Xiangzi" Fourteen)
Reference: /cy/