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Four-character idioms with Chinese characters

1. Four-character idioms with Chinese characters are relatively complete: Big guy, outlaw hero, passionate hero, Hehan Jianghuai, Hanzhu Basket, Clashing man of iron, Jianghan Chaozong, Hanyi, Chuhan River, Qi Chao, Hehan Wuji, Juehan, Hehan, Jianghan Mingzhu, Monument Shen Hanshui, Hero, Hero.

A, bruiser [bi ā o xí ng à han]

Explanation: tiger: a little tiger, which is a metaphor for the growth of tree trunks; Han: Men. A tall and fat man.

From: Qing Wu Ren Jian's History of Pain, the eleventh time: "Jin Kui also chose twenty big men and taught eighteen kinds of martial arts."

Second, the clank of iron.

Explanation: refers to a person who is upright and upright.

Said by: Sun Kaitai, Sun Dong's Biography of Wu Qi, the ninth time: "Although Wu Feng is a sturdy man, he is not afraid of death when he burns down other people's barns, but sometimes he is like a child-where can there be excitement?"

Third, Jianghan Chaozong [ji ā ng hà n chá o z not ng]

Explanation: Jianghan: refers to the Yangtze River and Hanshui River; Chaozong: The princes appeared in front of the emperor, which means all rivers run into the sea. Rivers flow into the sea. It is also a metaphor for nightmares, the general trend, and the will of the people.

Said by: former philosopher of Shang Yu Shu Gong: "Jianghan Dynasty lived in the sea."

When the princes met the emperor, they all faced the sea.

Fourth, the Chu River [chǔ

Description: Chu and Han control the boundaries and rivers in the area. Later, it was often compared to the front line of war.

From: The Sixteenth Story of Popular Romance of the Republic of China by He Xu: "At the moment, smoke and flames went straight into the sky ... as if bullets were falling on the Chuhan River."

Verb (short for verb) Heroes.

Description: Extraordinary outstanding person.

Source: Shi Ming Naian's "Water Margin" 62: "How can I go out with the hero?"

2. Jiang-style four-character idioms guide the way: pointing: criticism; Jiangshan: refers to the country.

Refers to the detailed criticism of state affairs? A clay idol can't survive crossing the river: a clay sculpture of a clay idol will be soaked in water. Metaphor can't even protect yourself, let alone help others in detail? Jianghu doctor: A person who pretends to have medical knowledge or a mobile peddler who sells medicine refers to a person who has no real talent and knowledge? Jianghu artist: A person who lives by performing singing, storytelling, dancing, juggling and pantomime in the street? A leopard cannot change his spots: a leopard cannot change his spots; Move: change.

People's habits are hard to change. A leopard cannot change his spots: a leopard cannot change his spots; Move: change. It is more difficult to change human nature than to change the natural appearance.

People's habits are hard to change. A leopard cannot change his spots: a regime can change, a leopard cannot change his spots, and the details of metaphors or established facts are hard to change? Hatred of Jiangshan: Jiangshan: mountains and rivers, mountains and rivers, territory. Hate the motherland, hate rivers and mountains, hate the enemy. Natural barrier of the Yangtze River: The Yangtze River is a natural trench.

Describe the Yangtze River as a dangerous and insurmountable terrain. I am not ashamed to see my elders in Jiangdong: Jiangdong: Borrowing from my hometown. Ashamed of failure, never dare to see my hometown elders again? Zhongjiang sails: middle: to the center; Lift: lift, lift.

How to raise the sail in the middle of the river? The rivers and mountains may change, but not one's essential nature In other words, human nature is hard to change.

Detailed? Wandering in the Jianghu: refers to the old trades such as performing arts, divination, face reading and selling medicines. And running around looking for details of life? Autumn moon and cold river: a metaphor for a person with high moral character's pure heart. Detailed? South of the Yangtze River: See "North of the Yangtze River".

Detailed? Jiangnan in the north of Saibei: it originally refers to Helan Mountain in Guliangzhou. After that, it refers to the rich land beyond the Great Wall.

Detailed? The waves behind the Yangtze River push the waves ahead: a metaphor for the continuous progress of things. More refers to new people and new things replacing old people and old things.

Detailed? Barrel of steel: a metaphor for a stable regime or position. Detailed? Clay Bodhisattva Crossing the River: It means that you can't keep yourself, let alone help others.

Detailed? Wandering in rivers and lakes: describe being poor and wandering in a foreign land. Detailed? * * * Lake: refers to people who have been away for many years and are very experienced and sophisticated.

Detailed? Wandering in the Jianghu: wandering around, living without a fixed place. Detailed? The river is getting worse: worse every day; Down: down.

The river flows to the lower places day by day; Things are going downhill, or things are getting worse. Detailed? River color: describes the wide river surface and the connection between water and sky.

Detailed? Jiangdong elder: Jiangdong: refers to the area below Wuhu south of the ancient Yangtze River. People from my hometown.

Detailed? Jiangshan remains the same; Therefore: Once upon a time. The mountains and rivers remain the same.

It is often used as a metaphor for the wrong thing. Detailed? Jiang Yang Thief: A thief who commits robbery on rivers and seas.

It also refers to extremely fierce robbers. Detailed? Jiangshan picturesque: Jiangshan: mountains and rivers; Often refers to land.

The mountains and rivers are picturesque. Detailed? As the old saying goes, "A leopard cannot change his spots." .

It is difficult to emphasize that people should change their habits. Detailed? Caught in the middle of the river: the ship reached the middle of the river; Plug the leak.

Metaphor missed the opportunity; It's too late to remedy it. Detailed? Stir the sea and cross the river: stir: stir; Turn: somersault.

Rivers and oceans churn. Metaphor has great momentum or strength.

Detailed? Crucian carp crossing the river: a metaphor for many fashionable things. Detailed? Turn the river and the sea upside down; Describe the great water potential; Nowadays, it is often used to describe great momentum or strength.

It is also used to describe chaos and destruction. Detailed? North and South of the Yangtze River: refers to the vast areas on both sides of the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River.

Detailed? River of no return: the water of the Yangtze River flows eastward. Later it was borrowed as a epigraph name.

More means that the past disappears and history advances. Detailed? It's too late for the ship to fill the hole in the middle of the river: the ship has to fill the hole in the middle of the river.

It is not helpful to remedy it in time. Detailed? Wandering in the Jianghu: refers to running around and making a living outside.

Detailed? Yangtze River natural graben: graben: trench. The Yangtze River is a natural pit and a dangerous place.

In the past, the Yangtze River was described as dangerous and insurmountable. Detailed? Half a country: half: half; Jiangshan: Land.

Refers to the state of national division caused by foreign invasion or civil war. Detailed? Beautiful Jiangshan: Describe the beautiful land in detail? Jiang Lang was brilliant: Jiang Lang: Jiang Yan, a scholar of the Liang Dynasty in the Southern Dynasties; There are few literary names; The decline of literary thinking in his later years; Talent: talent; Finish: Finish.

Jiang Yan's literary thought is a failure. The latter is a metaphor for people's literary thinking.

Detailed? Charlatan: refers to a person who makes a living by selling fake drugs, telling fortune, etc., or a person who swindles and swindles. Floating rivers and seas: floating: roaming by boat. Roaming in rivers, lakes and seas by boat? Haicuo Jiang Yao: Haicuo: seafood; Jiang Yao: mussels.

Generally refers to delicacies. Wandering rivers and lakes: wandering: unrestrained indulgence; Jianghu: refers to the four directions. Happy in the Jianghu? There are many celebrities crossing the river: horseshoe crabs: squid and cuttlefish.

Describe it in many confusing details? Jiangdong alone: Jiangdong: East of the Yangtze River; Unique: unique. Detailed refers to outstanding talents? River and sea return together: return: home.

Hundreds of oceans and rivers eventually flow to the sea. Describe the details of all roads leading to the same goal? Jiang Hai's study: study: study, study.

Knowledge is as vast as rivers and oceans. The metaphor is profound and meticulous? Jianghan Pearl: Jianghan: Yangtze River and Hanshui River.

Pearls produced in Jianghan area. Describe something of value.

3. Four-character idioms beginning with characters:

In bud,

Affectionate,

Suffer hardships,

Vomiting blood,

Smile in Jiuquan,

Contain dirt and accept dirt,

Laugh at jiuyuan,

Hate Jiuquan,

Vague,

There are bright and hidden traces,

Including filling your stomach,

Dirty and shameful,

Ambiguous,

Spit calyx in bud,

Contains defects and dirt,

Ambiguous,

Innuendo,

With the heart of benevolence and righteousness,

Including trade mark,

Smile at the ground,

Laughing at Jiuyou,

Containing tea poison,

Contain dirt and hide defects,

Han Ying is drunk,

drain the cup of humiliation

4. Conscious four-character idioms are obsessed with ignorance (chén mí bù wù)

Explanation: describe ignorance.

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Example: Gambling ruined him, but he still couldn't extricate himself.