Eyes as bright as beans: eyes: eyes. Eyes as small as beans. Describe shortsightedness and lack of foresight.
Sow beans to make a soldier: Sow beans to make an army. Legend has it that spreading beans can be a magic weapon for the army. Spells in old novels and operas.
Congcong: Congcong: Sensitive hearing. Plug your ears with two beans. Metaphor is blinded by temporary phenomena and immediate interests and can't see the whole picture and essence of things.
Double bean plug: plug your ears with two beans. Metaphor is blinded by temporary phenomena and immediate interests and can't see the whole picture and essence of things.
Boiling beans is burning: burning: burning; Wax: beanstalk. Boil beans with tofu as fuel. Metaphor brothers kill each other.
2. The poem about soybeans is like a magician. Soybeans become full beans, the skin is a little transparent, and one side of the beans is a little cracked.
When I came to the windowsill again to observe, the soybean had changed from a seed to a bean sprout, and then it grew up slowly from the bean sprout. . Now there is a soybean seedling wrapped around security window to help him grow. This soybean seedling is also the fastest growing one.
I can't wait to get up in the morning to see what happened to soybeans. Soybeans have become bigger, twice as big as before, just like drinking a full belly of water, bulging and brightly colored.
When I came home from school today, I found that the size and color of soybeans have not changed much, but the skin of soybeans has become like wrinkles on the old man's head. It feels rough, and the soybeans have become soft, and they will break when pinched. Mother gave me a wet cloth to cover the cup, just like a quilt. Mom said that the temperature is so high that soybeans germinate quickly.
Sure enough, a small bean sprout grows on the navel of soybean, and some small bean sprouts are like a small scale hook, which seems to hang clothes; Some roll up like a "tornado"; Some tilt up a little, like tadpoles looking for their mothers; Others are in the body of soybeans, like "dolls" who don't want to leave their mothers. It's really interesting.
The next day, I couldn't wait to run out and go into the kitchen. I thought the bean sprouts were growing, but not sprouting. It turned out to be from small to large, from round to long, but soybeans bulged everywhere.
Soybean is very small, except for a small black cross on it, and everything else is yellow. Everything else is yellow, just like a fat yellow boy in a black hat.
Let's get familiar with soybeans first. They are only the size of small buttons. Their round bodies and Huang Chengcheng's coat look plump.
Early this morning, I woke up and used to go to the balcony to see soybeans. There are sharp, short white buds on the head of soybeans, which are very attractive like pigtails of soybeans.
3. Yi Dao's interpretation of classical Chinese 1. Yi Dao's explanation:
If any kind of rice is planted in a paddy field with poor fertility, the grains on the ear will be sparse and not full. Hard-working farmers use various methods to improve the fertility of rice fields.
Human and animal feces, as well as oil-pressed cakes ("dry" is named after the oil is squeezed out. Among them, sesame seed cake and radish seed cake are the best, rapeseed cake is slightly worse, tung oil seed cake is slightly worse, camphor tree seed cake, butter seed cake and cottonseed cake are slightly worse),
Using turf and leaves to assist fertility and promote rice growth is being done all over the country (farmers who grind mung bean powder in the south use fermented pulp filtered out during grinding to water rice fields, and the fertilizer efficiency is quite good. When beans are cheap, scatter soybeans in the rice field. A rotten soybean can fertilize the rice field by nine square inches, which is twice the cost of sowing soybeans.
For paddy fields that have been soaked in cold water for many years-"cold water fields", when transplanting rice seedlings, the roots should be dipped in ash (birds and animal bones can be used), and then lime should be sprinkled on the feet of seedlings, but it is not suitable for sunny warm paddy fields. For fields with hard soil, the soil should be ridged and burned on firewood, but it is not suitable for paddy fields with loose clay and soil.
Second, the original "Yi Dao":
Where there is rice, the soil veins are brown and the ears are weak. Diligent farming and manure fields help in many ways.
Human and animal pollution, oil-pressed cake (withered, named after removing paste). Flaxseed and radish seeds are the best, followed by Brassica, Erythrina, Cinnamomum camphora, Zizania latifolia and cotton.
Turf and wood leaves help vitality, which is the same all over the world (in the south, mung bean powder is ground, and mud is used to water the land with chemical fertilizer. When beans are cheap, if you scatter soybeans in the field, a piece of rotten soil will earn twice the interest of the valley.
Those with cold soil slurry should dip the ashes in the roots of seedlings (all animal bones), and the seedlings should be flooded with lime. It is not advisable to warm the soil in the sun. If the soil vein is tight, it should be plowed and burned, and it is not suitable to fill the grave and loosen the soil.
Extended data:
1, excerpted from Song Ying Xing Tian Gong Wu Kai written by Zhinai.
2. An article about people taking food as their food was recorded in a comprehensive scientific and technological work "Tiangong Wu Kai" in ancient China. Tiangong Wu Kai was first published in 1637 (the tenth year of Chongzhen in Ming Dynasty), and it is the first comprehensive work on agriculture and handicraft production in the world.
3. The book "Heavenly Creations" describes in detail the types of raw materials, producing areas, production technologies and equipment of various crops and handicrafts, as well as some production organization experiences.
The first volume records the planting and processing methods of grain, beans and hemp, the spinning and dyeing techniques of silk cotton and ramie, and the production process of salt and sugar. The contents of the book include the production of bricks and ceramics, the construction of vehicles and boats, the casting and forging of metals, the mining and firing of coal, lime, sulfur and alum, and the methods of oil extraction and paper making. The second volume describes the mining and smelting of metal minerals, the manufacture of weapons, the production of pigments and alcohol yeast, and the collection and processing of pearls and jade.