Picture reference
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Data reference of
First, crossword puzzles.
Type a word with a long towel-answer: account number
Take the trouble to type out word by word-answer: Mi.
The mighty rain has been falling, and the small mountain has scattered and typed a word-answer: snow.
As soon as the rooster sings, the Japanese will type a word-answer: wake up.
Type a word before and after the Anti-Japanese War-the answer: looking for.
The two mountains are very close, so we don't guess the word-answer: strike.
On New Year's Eve, plant four grasses and type a word-answer: Luo.
Found four big mistakes and typed a wrong word-answer: cool.
Second, two-part allegorical sayings
Flip through the newspaper in the reading room-there are many articles.
The band beat gongs out of tune.
The executioner in court-killing without blinking an eye
Belongs to porcupines-covered in thorns
Bangzi selling oil-the goods being beaten.
Monkey Boxing-Small Posture
Ants bear the weight-what a big breath
Fifteen buckets draw water-seven up and eight down.
Three. Idiom story
Idiom: Black sheep.
Pinyin: hàI qún zhιmγ
Description: Bad horses that endanger the herd. Metaphor is a person who endangers society or the collective.
Idiom story:
Legend has it that the Yellow Emperor will go to Juzi to meet a god named David. When he met a boy who was riding his horse, he asked, Do you know where Mount Utz is going? The shepherd boy replied: Yes. The Yellow Emperor thought the child was not simple, so he asked him how to govern the world. The shepherd boy replied: Governing the world is the same as herding horses, as long as you get rid of the black sheep, get rid of the black sheep. Hearing this, the Yellow Emperor kowtowed and thanked him, calling the shepherd boy a heavenly teacher.