The verses about the boasts include: The three caves are solid, and the jade boasts about the competition.
The verses about boasting include: Jade boasts about contention, and boasting is a guest's habit. The phonetic pronunciation is: ㄇㄢ_ㄎㄨㄚ. The pinyin is: mànkuā. The structure is: 詩 (left-right structure) and kuai (up-down structure).
What is the specific explanation of 詩凯? We will introduce it to you through the following aspects:
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1. Empty self-praise. 詩_通"人". 2. False boast.
2. Quotations and explanations
1. Empty self-praise. 詩, Tong "man". Quote from one of Tang Dynasty Dai Shulun's "Fortress Songs": "The ancestor of Han praised Lou Jingce, but married the princess to a chanyu." Song Yang Wanli's "On the last day of Shangsi, Zhou Prime Minister Shaobao visited my house and left a poem as a gift": "But the guest is not the guest." Mo_, there is no painting, no poetry, only false praise.” Quote from Ye Ting of the Qing Dynasty's "Chuiwang Lu·Kang Prefecture's Bijiang Pavilion Notes on Forgery and Correct Engraving": "'Xingsi Ji' and the aftermath of Chongxing are described, but it is said that 'the court is open, and it is broken and rotten'." I have never heard of such a thing as "green and verdant, bright bamboo and wood". Even if it is possible to build an additional house two years later, when Duke Kuang looks at the affairs of the government again, he may not have such a desolate mood, which is one of the most beautiful places. Proof.”
3. Internet explanation
Praise (1). Empty self-praise. 詩, Tong "man". One of the Songs on the Fortress written by Dai Shulun of the Tang Dynasty: "The ancestors of the Han Dynasty praised Lou Jingce, but he married the princess to a Shanyu." Song Yang Wanli's "Shangsi Day, Zhou Prime Minister Shaobao visited our house and left a poem as a gift": "However, the guest who left was not Mo. Hey, there are no paintings, no poems, just praise.
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Idioms about boasting
To slander one’s face to death, to praise one’s life, to criticize, to exaggerate, to exaggerate, to hide one’s words, to boast To boast, to talk, to boast, to talk arrogantly
Words about arrogant words
To boast, to be arrogant, to be arrogant, to be arrogant, to be arrogant, to be arrogant, to be arrogant, to be arrogant, to be arrogant, to be arrogant, to be arrogant Exaggerating, slandering and exaggerating
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