What idioms describe "flame"?

Burning like punishment, poison burning and flame abuse, bonfires everywhere, dry wood fire, vigorous, complete, carrying firewood to put out the fire, in full swing.

1. Poison burning; Athena Chu dú liá o nü è yà n explains poison: vicious; Liao: fire; Abuse: ferocity; Flame: flame. The evil flame burns, and the evil flame rages. Describe the evil and tyrannical forces. Allusions are burned with poison and abused with fans. Zhen Fu of Zongyuan, Liu Tang

There are bonfires everywhere [fēng Huǒsǒqǒ][ Interpretation] The war is burning from all directions. Describe the restless border defense, where enemies invade.

3. Fiery fire [gān cháI LièHuǒ][ Interpretation] describes the strong sexual desire between men and women, which is mostly used in improper relationships between men and women. It also describes high emotions.

4. Perfect [lúHuǒchún qρng] [Interpretation] Pure: Pure. Taoist alchemists believe that it is successful to make a pure blue flame in the furnace. Later, it was used to describe the perfection of kung fu.

5. Take firewood to put out the fire? [Interpretation] Salary: firewood. Hold firewood to put out the fire. The metaphor is to eliminate the disaster in the wrong way, and the disaster will expand as a result.