Taige Cabinet Lattice Cabinet Lattice Gedong Pavilion Genuan Gaoge Huang Ge Gefengge Cabinet
Guan Ge Miyun Ge Hua Ge Ling Ge Chuang Ge Xiu entered the cabinet.
Qinggeqiong Zhuge Gedian Gejieqi Gege Ge Xiang Long Gexian Gefei Peng Ge Gezhi Gege
Yan Ge Lange Geteng Pavilion Zun Ge Bai Ge Han Ge Ge Fen Kui Ge Dan Ge Jia Ge
Chun ge bi ge San ge yi ge kuai Yan ge chi ge Tang Ge Zhuang ge ge bridge Wu Ge ge Liang
Dige Zhou Ge Tian Ge Gate Pavilion Glen Jiange Quge Jiange Dan Daoge Gefei Shuge Pavilion Zhai Pavilion
Several pavilions are called Pavilion Guest Pavilion, Xiaoge Paper Pavilion, Sleeping Pavilion, Guanting Yanting Pavilion, Jingting Zhiting Pavilion, Qiting Pavilion, Luanting Pavilion and Xiating Pavilion.
Zhan Ge Gexiang Guge Paige Ouge Jiage Yitaoge Palace Shen Gegedan Ge Jun Ge Xian Ge
Jin Ge Ge Wei Zago Bao Zhuge Ge Shengge Shan Ge Ju Ge Chan Shu Ge Ge Dai Ge Guan Ge Youge
Bagfogg Fogg Jigg Jiage Li Gekui Getingge Qiaoshuge Gemuge Fangeshige
There are shed pavilions, middle pavilions, back pavilions, step pavilions, worship pavilions, stone pavilions, giant pavilions, hanging pavilions, monk pavilions, arm pavilions and county pavilions.
Doug holds kiosks, talks kiosks, sweeps kiosks, litigations kiosks, press kiosks, receiving kiosks, leaning kiosks and board kiosks.
Jin he ge huo ge ge
Three words at the end of "Ge":
Qilin Pavilion Lingyan Pavilion Teana Pavilion Yun Xiang Pavilion Shiqu Pavilion Qingchuan Pavilion Lingyun Pavilion Tianlu Pavilion Wangtengge
Penglai Pavilion Jiuchong Pavilion Yuan Chaoge Longtuge Tianyi Pavilion Wenyuan Pavilion Qi Jiege Ziguangge Tianzhangge
Ji Gu Pavilion Kuixing Pavilion Wenzong Pavilion Phoenix Pavilion Ni Hong Pavilion Wen Lan Pavilion Yuntai Pavilion Ni Hong Pavilion Haiyuan Pavilion
Jinwen Gesgren Wen Hui Govin Ge Yuan Yinger Ges Julia Ges Xiangjiang Ges Huan Cui Ges Ge Xiang
Shu Gao Pavilion, Ping Jin Pavilion, Zhao Kuang Pavilion, Giant Buddha Pavilion, Renfo Pavilion, Yan Ying Pavilion, Fumigation Pavilion, Foot Pavilion and Wenshui Pavilion.
Zhongmingge Shi Jia Ge
The last four words of "Ge":
Pavilions and pavilions, castles in the air, dragons and dragons, phoenix pavilion, fairy mountain, Qiong pavilion, fairy mountain, boudoir and embroidered pavilion.
The talent cabinet in Yan Ge boudoir is put on a high shelf, and the shadow cabinet is put on a high shelf with clouds, windows, fog booths and halls.
The pavilion on the balcony is tied to the high cabinet and placed in the cabinet of the opposition.
The fourth word is the idiom 1. Castle in the air.
Kong You Zonglu
Idioms explain castles built in mid-air. Sometimes it is a metaphor for lofty personality; Broad-minded. Generally speaking, it is a metaphor for fictional things. Now it is often used to describe theories, plans and fantasies that are divorced from reality.
This idiom comes from Tang Song Wenzhi's poem "You Huokeji": "Building a temple in the air is called a cloud."
Put it on the shelf
Shurigege
Idiom explanations are tied up and put on high shelves. Metaphor is not necessary.
The idiom comes from the Book of Jin Yu Yi Zhuan: "This generation should be shelved until the world is peaceful."
3. Guiying Yan Ge
Lady Yang
Idiom explanation refers to women's boudoir.
The origin of the idiom is Shen's "Sai Yuan Partridge Ci": "In the thirty-fifth year of Guiying, the road to Longdui in Mayi is one thousand."
4. fairy mountain Qiongge
Xiān shān Qing gé
The idiom "Fairy Mountain" means Penglai, Abbot and Yingzhou. Qiongge: A beautiful pavilion. The legendary place where immortals live. Now it is also a metaphor for an illusory and wonderful fantasy.
This idiom comes from Tang Bai Juyi's Song of Eternal Sorrow: "Then he heard a narrative about a charming island at sea, which is part of the invisible world. There are pavilions and pavilions in the five colors, and exquisite immortals come and go. "
5. Lou Yujin Pavilion
Yulo Jan Gay
Idioms explain buildings built with beautiful jade and palaces built with gold. Describe palaces and castles as magnificent.
The idiom comes from the third fold of Ming and Wu Ming's "Breaking the Lu in the Yinshan Mountain": "Jade House and Golden Pavilion are in the sky, and the sun and the moon compete for glory."
3. What are the idioms whose fourth word is tail? What are the swallowtails of silkworm heads? cán tóu yàn wíI？
Source: Song Zhao's "Xuanhe Painting Spectrum Yan Zhenqing" "Only he is loyal to heaven and knows the world, so the spirit is seen in the table of calligraphy, which is unique and inclusive. ..... After the popularization of science, it is to seek the end of its shape, which is called the silkworm head dovetail, and it is just. "
Meaning: Describe calligraphy as dignified and light.
Cangtou Lou Wei
Source: Bird can ask for the song "The Lip of the Finishing Eye, Going Home": "Leaving your post early is far from right and wrong, and keeping the head and tail."
Meaning: hide your head and expose your tail. The description is evasive and doesn't tell the whole truth.
From beginning to end, from beginning to end
Source: Song Zhuxi's reply to Hu Jiwen: "Recently, scholars have talked too much, and their meaning is not true. This is complete, they have never read a book. "
Meaning: car: child, child. From beginning to end, everything is full of meaning.
Spring ice tiger tail ch ū nb and ng h ǔ w ě i
Source: Shangshu Junya: "The worry of the heart, if you follow the tiger's tail, involves spring ice."
Moral: step on the tiger's tail and walk on the ice that will thaw in spring. Metaphor is dangerous.
Big head and small tail xi
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Meaning: Still "anticlimactic". Metaphor is tight before doing things, and loose after doing things.
Change the head and tail
Source: Tang Yan-Bi's Biography of Samana Fallin in lord protector in the Tang Dynasty Volume II: "Add scrolls, add chapters, and start a new stove according to Buddhist scriptures."
Meaning: change the original appearance. Metaphor is just that the form has changed, but the essence has not changed.
An anticlimactic h incarnation
Source: Yuan Kang Jinzhi's "Li Kui jy's Negative Spine" is the second fold: "Then I will move those two white faces for you, with my back to the text, telling right and wrong. This fellow dares to be ruthless and anticlimactic. "
Moral: the head is as big as a tiger and the tail is as thin as a snake. At first, the metaphor was very powerful, but later it was very weak and endless.
JITóu Xiàng wi in the streets and lanes
Source: Puji's "Five Lights Meeting Yuan" Volume 31: "Q:' What is the turning point of scholars? "Teacher's Day:' Streets and Alleys'." "
Meaning: refers to the streets and alleys.
Liúlísuüwi, a displaced person.
Source: Poetry Style and Quiet Autumn: Son of Suo Wei, Displaced.
Meaning: Metaphorically, the situation changed from smooth to difficult.
break off both ends
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Meaning: removing the first two parts also means removing the useless parts.
Little head and little tail
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Meaning: it means that things are incomplete.
Hello, hello.
Source: Wen Songying's Jade Pot and Flower Green: "The greedy snake goes forward and forgets its tail."
Meaning: Metaphor only pays attention to immediate interests, regardless of consequences.
Timid, timid, timid, timid, timid, timid, timid.
Source: Zuo Wenzhu's Seventeen Years of Angong: "How many cowards are there?"
Meaning: fear: fear, fear. Fear before, fear after. Metaphor timid, worry too much.
4. Four-character idioms with tails can't lose their tails. W ě i dà b diotail holding column w ě i sh ě ng bà o zhá tail letter w ě i sh ě ng zh n tail is too big to lose. W i d á n á n di ao dog tail continues to mink g ǒ u w i x ǒ. W ? tü zhng Dog-tailed Sable Continued G ? u w i di ā o x c c c c c c c c n 283 iá n w í ng suang; wagging his tail and shaking his head; m: b ù iù où u tired-tailed red juàn wüI chüse wagged his tail for food; y ù où w ü i qi ú sh showed his tail and hid his head. Ji Shü u W ü I G ò Shu W í xi ā ng W í ng J í ng Cá ng T ó u L í w í i timid tail W W ě w ě i dog continued mink tail gǒu xù diāo wěi big head and small tail dà tó u xi m: o w ě i greedy snake forget tail tā n shé w ě i street JIT ü t ó u Xi. You have a head and a tail, the rooster has a broken tail, I have no head and no tail, I know the tail, I know the head. At the end of yàn wí year, Niá n Tó u Yuè wí i Shé tó u Xi m: Wí i from beginning to end, cóng tóu dào wíI shook his head, followed by a snake tail, yóo tóu móu wíI from beginning to end, and có u ZH ? wí i fish. U qüwíI follows the head, y tóu shün wíI follows the tail from head to tail, zh zhán tóu Xiàn wíI follows the tail from head to tail, and cóng tóu chèwíI cuts the head from head to tail.
5. The last word of the four-character idiom is case, and the first three words are shelved [Sh zh and g ā o gé], which are pronounced as Sh zh and g ā o gé, meaning to put it on a high shelf after being tied up, which means to put it aside and ignore it, and also means to shelve something or some ideas, opinions and suggestions.
On the shelf of Chinese name, mbth put it away and ignored it as a subject document. One: Pronouns refer to tied things.
Bookshelf: A shelf or shelf for storing books and utensils. Tie it up and put it on a high shelf, which means to put it aside. It also refers to putting something or an idea, opinion, suggestion, etc. Pause, ignore it and deal with it.