1. The four-character words of the Jin group
The talents of the Chu State were used by the Jin State. It is a metaphor for the outflow of talents from one country to work in other countries.
The good relationship between Qin and Jin. During the Spring and Autumn Period, more than one generation of Qin and Jin married each other. Generally refers to the marriage between two families.
Chao Liang and Mu Jin are metaphors for people being capricious and without integrity.
Chu Cai Jin Yong is a metaphor for improper use of talents.
Add an official rank and be promoted to a noble title. Jin: promotion.
Jin Hui Wen Frog is a metaphor for ignorance.
Jinyang Zhijia refers to the "Jinyang Zhijia" where local officials raised troops to revolt because they were dissatisfied with the imperial court.
Jin uses Chu materials, which refers to a country hiring talents from other countries.
Qin Huan and Jin Ai Qin and Jin: Qin and Jin in the Spring and Autumn Period. At that time, Qin and Jin had been married for generations, and the marriage relationship between the two surnames was later called "Qin Huan Jin Ai" or "Qin Jin Fate".
Tang Lin Jin Tie Lin: imitation of calligraphy and painting; Tie: model of calligraphy and painting. The calligraphy of the Tang Dynasty was mostly copied from the models of the Jin Dynasty and transformed from it. It is a metaphor for someone who is good at copying but rarely original. 2. The four-character word Jin group
The talents of Chu State were used by Jin State.
It is a metaphor for the outflow of talents from one country to work in other countries. The good relationship between Qin and Jin During the Spring and Autumn Period, more than one generation of Qin and Jin married each other.
Generally refers to the marriage between two families. Dynasty, Liang, Mujin refers to people who are capricious and have no moral integrity.
Chu Cai Jin Yong is a metaphor for improper use of talents. Add an official rank and be promoted to a noble title.
Jin: promotion. Jin Hui Wen Frog is a metaphor for ignorance.
Jinyang Zhijia refers to the "Jinyang Zhijia" where local officials raised troops to revolt because they were dissatisfied with the imperial court. Jin used Chucai to refer to one country hiring talents from other countries.
Qin Huan and Jin Ai Qin and Jin: Qin and Jin in the Spring and Autumn Period. At that time, Qin and Jin had been married for generations, and the marriage relationship between the two surnames was later called "Qin Huan Jin Ai" or "Qin Jin Fate".
Tang Lin Jin Tie Lin: imitation of calligraphy and painting; Tie: model of calligraphy and painting. The calligraphy of the Tang Dynasty was mostly copied from the models of the Jin Dynasty and transformed from it.
It is a metaphor for those who are good at copying but rarely original. 3. How to form words with the word Jin
◎ Jin Temple Jìncí
[Jìncí] The ancestral hall of Tang Shuyu, the founding monarch of the Jin Kingdom in the Spring and Autumn Period of China (11th century BC). It is located at the foot of Xuanweng Mountain in the southwest of Taiyuan City, Shanxi Province. Founded before the Northern Wei Dynasty. The main building of Jinci Temple is the Notre Dame Hall, and there are also historical relics and natural scenery such as Xian Hall, Bell and Drum Tower, Jinren Terrace, Guandi Temple, Nanlao Spring, Tang Huai, Zhou Bai and so on. Among them, the Notre Dame Hall built during the Tiansheng period of the Song Dynasty (1023-1032 AD), the wooden carvings of the dragon on the front pillars of the hall, and the flying beams of the fish pond are collectively called the "three wonders" in ancient Chinese architecture. National key cultural relics protection unit
◎ Jinjìnjiàn
[call on *** . holding high office] Come in; go to meet
◎ Jinjìnjí < /p>
[advancement] Promotion to a higher level
Promotion
◎ Jin Opera jìnjù
[Jin opera] Shanxi local opera genre One of them, derived from Pu Opera, popular in the central region of the province; also called "Shanxi Bangzi" and "Zhonglu Bangzi"
◎ Promotion jìnshēng
[advance] Position rise ; Promotion
He was promoted to lieutenant in 1940
◎ King Jìnwáng of Jin
[king of Jin in Tang Dynasty] Li Keyong, Shatuo tribe ( His father's surname was Zhu Xie and his given name was Chixin. He had made great contributions to the Tang Dynasty and was named Li Guochang. He was named King of Jin because he sent troops to help the Tang Dynasty suppress the Huangchao uprising.
He was blind in one eye, nicknamed One-Eyed Dragon, and was Li Cunxu's stepfather?
◎ jinye jìnyè
[call on ( *** . holding high office)] to come in; pay a visit; pay homage
◎ jinye jìnzhí
[be promoted] Promoted to a relatively high position! 4. How to form words with the character Jin
How to form words with the character Jin:
promotion,
Jinjian,
Later Jin,
Promotion,
Fujin,
Jin Opera,
Jin Ye,
Eastern Jin,
Two Jin Dynasties ,
Western Jin,
Middle Jin,
Jin Feng,
Jin Jie,
Jin Drum,
Jin Ding,
Jin Bang,
Jin Jin,
Jin Tie,
Meng Jin,
Jin Shi,
Jin Shi,
Jing Jin,
Jin Ming,
Jin Temple,
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Jinjing,
Jinnian,
Zijin,
Promotion,
Promotion,
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Jin Sheng,
You Jin,
Jin Ji,
Jin Hao,
Jin Shen,
p>Second Jin,
Sixth Jin,
Promotion,
Jinzhu,
Third Jin,
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Fen Jin 5. The four-character idiom of Tai, Jin, etc.
There is no idiom of "Tai () Jin ()". The idioms starting with "Tai" are as follows:
Mount Tai and Hongmao are metaphors for the great difference between weight and weight.
Mount Taishan is a metaphor for encountering great pressure and blow.
Treat it calmly. Calm: calm, not taking it seriously; Department: deal with, treat. Described as unconcerned and calm.
Taishan Qixian was used in the old days to mourn people whom everyone admired.
When good things get to the extreme, bad things come.
Taishan presses the egg. Mount Tai presses the egg. It means that there is a huge difference in power, and the stronger one will inevitably overwhelm the weak one.
Calm and unfazed, with a normal expression. Describes being calm and calm in an emergency.
Taishan Beidou Taishan: Dongyue, in Tai'an City, Shandong Province; Beidou: Big Dipper. It is a metaphor for a person with high moral standards, great reputation, or outstanding achievements who are admired by everyone.
Mount Tai does not allow soil. Mount Tai does not exclude small earth and rocks, so it can be so high. It is a metaphor that people are big-hearted and can tolerate different things.
Taishan Beams Just like Mount Tai collapsed and the beams were destroyed. A metaphor for the death of a great man.
Tai Lai or not? Tai: The name of the Zhouyi hexagram is a good hexagram. No: The name of the Zhouyi hexagram is a bad hexagram. When things develop to a certain extent, they will transform into their opposites. Good things come because bad things have reached their final state and bad things become good things. Also known as "whether the time comes, the time comes", "the time comes when the time comes", "the time comes when the time comes", and "the time comes when the time comes".
Mount Tai Rock is a metaphor for stability and stability.
Tai Lai Fu Fu Fu, Tai: two hexagram names in the "Book of Changes". No: the hexagram is not going well; Tai: the hexagram is going well; Ji: the end. When adversity reaches its extreme, it will turn into good times. It means that when bad luck comes to an end, good luck will come.
The rock of Mount Tai is a metaphor for stability and stability.
6. How to form a four-character word for Liang
The pillars of a building,
Around the beams for three days,
The clouds surround the beams,
The moon falls on the beam,
The clown jumps on the beam,
The gentleman on the beam,
The Liang Dynasty and the late Jin Dynasty,
The friendship between the river and the beam,
Painted buildings and carved beams,
Liang and Meng respect each other,
The lingering sound lingers around the beams,
There are no roof trusses,
Yu Miao lingers around the beams,
The sound of singing around the beam,
The pillar of the country,
The hanging beam thorns,
The singing singing around the beam,
Chao Liang In the late Zhou Dynasty,
The golden beams frame the sea,
The painted beams and carved pillars,
The carved beams and painted pillars,
The materials of the pillars,
Dreams on the yellow beam,
The lingering sound echoes around the beam,
The clown jumps off the beam,
The beautiful beam is plastered,
The hanging beam is bone-piercing ,
The lingering sound echoes around the beams,
Taishan beams,
Pulling out beams and replacing columns
Painting buildings and carving beams,
The lingering sound lingers around the beam,
The talent of the pillar,
There is no roof truss beam,
The lingering sound lingers around the beam,
The pillar of the country, < /p>
The golden beams across the sea,
The beautiful dreams of the yellow beams,
The beautiful beams,
The lingering sound surrounds the beams,
< p> Startled Liang Chen,Huang Liang Yi Meng,
Above Hao Liang,
Thorny cantilever beam,
Gao Liang Wanyuan, < /p>
The beetles peck at the beams and columns,
The upper beams are not straight and the lower beams are crooked