What are the idioms of seeds?

Idioms with Chinese characters—

I only know to find someone else, and I have no idea.

Pronunciation: m:I zǐguān cháng

Interpretation: field: theater. Metaphor only knows to echo others, and he has no opinion. It is also a metaphor for not knowing much.

unworthy descendants

Pronunciation: b Xiaào zán

Interpretation: Xiao: Similar, similar; Unbridled: I don't like it. Refers to the descendants or descendants who can't inherit their ancestors, are worthless and have bad conduct.

The heart of a newborn baby-innocence

Pronunciation: chi ǐ z ǐ zh and x and n

Interpretation: Pool: A newborn baby. Metaphor is pure and kind.

flatter

Pronunciation: dài gāo mào zǐ

Explain: Flatter and praise others.

The younger generation of men

Pronunciation: d? ná nzhi

Interpretation: generally refers to the younger generation of men.

Romantic talent

Pronunciation: pineapple dish

Interpretation: A person with graceful demeanor and outstanding talent.

Die childless

Pronunciation: dun zǐjuésūn

Interpretation: It means that there are no descendants.

(of an emperor) conferring an honorary title on the wife of an official and a hereditary title on his son.

Pronunciation: fē ng q ī y ī n z ǐ

Interpretation: seal: official seal; Shade: Good for children. The wife is blocked, and future generations attack official positions or prescribed privileges.

When a person dies,

Pronunciation: füzhàI züHuán

Interpretation: The debts of the father before his death are repaid by the children. It also refers to the fault of parents involving their children.

The son of a rich or influential family

Pronunciation: gáng záng sán

Interpretation: refers to the children of princes and nobles

the younger generation

Pronunciation: hujiang xi m: o z ǐ

Interpretation: refers to the younger generation.

Left out or meddling.

Pronunciation: günáhào z

Interpretation: It is a metaphor for acting outside or meddling.

deceiver

Pronunciation: Jing húpiàn zi

Definition: refers to people who make a living by selling fake drugs, fortune telling and other deception or fraud.

Quiet as a girl at rest, agile as a runaway rabbit at action ―― dignified as a girl and agile as a rabbit; Think carefully and act quickly

Pronunciation: jòng ruo chǔzǐ, dòng ruo tu.

Interpretation: The army is as quiet as an unmarried woman when it is not acting, and as agile as a runaway rabbit when it is acting.

Die childless

Pronunciation: juézǐjuésén

Interpretation: refers to the severance of children and grandchildren.

Marty

Pronunciation: j ū n z ǐ h ǐ o qi ú

Interpretation: Qiu: Tong "resentment", spouse. Originally refers to a gentleman's lover. Now refers to a man who pursues a good wife.

I only know to find someone else, and I have no idea.

Pronunciation: Zaken Xi

Interpretation: Metaphor only knows to echo others, but has no opinion. It is also a metaphor for not knowing much.

(of an emperor) love one's subjects as children.

Pronunciation: ài mín rú zǐ

Interpretation: In the old society, some rulers were praised for caring for the people, just like caring for their own children.

The friendship between gentlemen seems indifferent, but in fact it is pure as water.

Pronunciation: j ū n z ǐ zhā o dà n rú shu ǐ

Interpretation: gentleman: a person with good conduct. Gentlemen's communication is as light as water, rather than drawing on each other.

Cruelty is cruel, like a wild animal.

Pronunciation: láng zǐshòu xρn

Interpretation: Cruel people are cruel with their hearts, like wild animals.

A scholar

Pronunciation: Luo yang cáI zǐ

Interpretation: This refers to Jia Yi in the Western Han Dynasty. Generally refers to a person with literary talent.

Face to face, objection.

Pronunciation: mm m: shangfá ngzi

Interpretation: refers to the positive approval, behind the opposition.

It means to hold children and grandchildren and enjoy happiness.

Pronunciation: Baozi

Interpretation: tease: tease. It means holding children and grandchildren and enjoying happiness.

Apologize or thank you means sin, not.

Pronunciation: büdāng rén zǐ

Interpretation: Apologize or thank you, indicating guilt and unworthiness.

Nothing ventured, nothing gained-nothing ventured, nothing gained; If you want to find pearls, you must dive underwater.

Pronunciation: H ǔ Xu, Jan de H ǔ

Interpretation: Yan: How. Nothing attempted, nothing gained. Metaphor means that you can't succeed without experiencing danger.

gifted scholar and fair lady

Pronunciation: Cai zǐ jiā rén

Interpretation: Generally refers to talented men and women.

The leader of the robbers, the former chief of the central flag city.

Pronunciation: c m 4 o t ó u ti ā n z ǐ

Interpretation: In the old society, the bandit leader also refers to the leader who went into the mountains to gather people for an uprising.

Chen Xiaomi and Chen Sesame —— A trite topic

Pronunciation: Eupatorium adenophorum zh and má

Interpretation: metaphor for old and irrelevant words or things.

An uneducated person

Pronunciation: cún fúsúzú

Interpretation: refers to a rude and vulgar person.

Drive a duck to the shelves-ask someone to do something beyond his power.

Pronunciation: d m:yāzi Shang Ji

Explanation: Metaphor forces people to do things they can't do.

Hit yourself in the face until it swells up and looks imposing-self-expanding.

Pronunciation: d ǒ zh ng li ǒ n ch not ng pà ng z: and

Interpretation: Metaphor would rather pay the price than pretend to be great.

Live in extreme poverty

Pronunciation: di ǐ n q ǐ y ǐ z ǐ

Interpretation: Code: pawn; Rudder: for sale. Sell your wife as usual. Describe life as extremely poor.

Neighbor's maiden

Pronunciation: d not d not ng Qiang ch ǔ

Interpretation: refers to a neighbor's virgin.

Read the seed

Pronunciation: dúshzhǒng zǐ ǒ

Interpretation: refers to a scholar who can connect the past and the future in culture.

No harm. Shut down.

Pronunciation: 両両両両両両両両.

Interpretation: No matter how fierce a tiger is, it doesn't eat its own cubs. Metaphor does not hurt close people.

ordinary people

Pronunciation: fán fúsúzǐ

Interpretation: generally refers to the mediocre generation.

What the master said also applies to himself-one's criticism of others also applies to himself.

Pronunciation: f ū z ǐ d ao

Interpretation: it means that the original intention is to say the benefits of others, but it is actually for yourself. It is also used on the bad side, which means criticizing others, but actually blaming yourself.

The father concealed the crime for his son.

Pronunciation: fê wé i z ǐ y ǐ n

Interpretation: A father hides his misdeeds for his son.

Push sb. Do sth. Far beyond their ability.

Pronunciation: g m:n yāz:Shang Jià

Interpretation: A metaphor for forcing people to do things they can't do.

High-legged disciple

Pronunciation: z ǐ

Interpretation: Gaozu: Gao Cai, a title of respect for other students. Students with excellent grades.

The pampered son of a rich/influential family.

Pronunciation: gīng zǐgér

Explanation: refers to the children of rich families, who only talk about eating, drinking and having fun and don't do their jobs.

Bureaucrats, landlords, rich children

Pronunciation: gāo liáng zǐ dì √.

Interpretation: In the old days, it referred to bureaucrats, landlords and rich children.

Moon Palace Fairy-Chang 'e

Pronunciation: Guguhan

Interpretation: Guanghan: Guanghan Palace, the legendary fairy palace on the moon. The Fairy in Guanghan Palace-Chang 'e.

Minister out of favor and concubine out of favor-people out of favor but still loyal to the court

Pronunciation: g chénénièz

Interpretation: solitary minister: an isolated and helpless distant minister in the feudal court; Illegitimate: An illegitimate child born to a concubine. It is a metaphor for people who encounter difficulties and hardships.

Soldiers in opponent's territory can advance, but they can't retreat.

Pronunciation: guòhézúzú

Interpretation: In chess rules, chess pieces can only move forward, not backward. After crossing the river, they can walk sideways and have more power. Metaphor can only go forward, not backward.

The air is filled with the fragrance of osmanthus fragrans.

Pronunciation: xi language

Interpretation: Osmanthus fragrans blooms before and after the Mid-Autumn Festival, emitting a fragrance.

Among many children, there must be a very clever person.

Pronunciation: h ǔ sh ē ng s ā n z ǒ, b ǒ u y ǒ bi ā o

Interpretation: To make a metaphor, among many children, there must be one person who is excellent.

Young people who are wet behind the ears

Pronunciation: Huáng küu rúzü

Interpretation: Huangkou: children; Boy: A child. Often used to ridicule others' youth and ignorance.

The sun in winter

Pronunciation: Juan Mia ·n?o

Interpretation: It is a metaphor for the sun in winter.

Find fault in a stingy way

Pronunciation: héng tiāo bízi sho tiāo y m:n

Interpretation: Metaphorically critical.

Educate my son with reeds and calligraphy on the land.

Pronunciation: huà dí jiào zǐ

Interpretation: jackal: reed. Draw and write on the ground with reeds and educate your son to read. Used to praise the mother for teaching her children well.

playboy

Pronunciation: Hu ā Hu ā g not ng z ǐ

Explanation: refers to a rich and powerful female brother, who is well dressed, only eating, drinking and having nothing to do.

At this point, regardless of that aspect.

Pronunciation: jiabǐn yǐtuózǐ

Interpretation: Metaphor only cares about this aspect and ignores that aspect.

Equivalent to young men and women who are married or in love.

Pronunciation: jiā rén cái zǐ

Interpretation: young and beautiful women and talented men. Generally refers to young men and women of the same age who are married or in love.

Ji zi Longwen

Pronunciation: j ǐ z ló ng wé n

Interpretation: Xunzi: Maxima; Long Wen: The name of a good horse is used to refer to a child prodigy. It is synonymous with a good boy. Dobby is followed by a metaphor of talent.

A general's family will not produce a coward's son.

Pronunciation: Jiàng mén Wu qu, New Zealand.

Interpretation: door: the general's home and photograph. Metaphor parents are talented, and children will not have mediocre people.

Knowledge is needed in all aspects.

Pronunciation: jρng shǐbǐI zǐ

Interpretation: Classics: Confucian classics, Confucian classics, Confucian classics. History: history, history books. Ancient philosophers: a study of a hundred schools of thought contending. It used to mean that all aspects need to be studied.

A brave son from a general's family ―― a capable young man of distinguished background.

Pronunciation: Jiangmen h incarnation

Interpretation: door: a family that will be generals for generations. Metaphor parents have talent, and their children and grandchildren have extraordinary skills. It also means that future generations will not humiliate the family.

It's a deal, not Fan Hui.

Pronunciation: j ū n z ǐ y and y á n, ku à i m ǐ y and bi ā n.

Interpretation: the metaphor is a deal, and it will never be soft.

Gentleman's friendship

Pronunciation: j ū n z ǐ zh and Ji ā o

Interpretation: The friendship between sages is as plain as water, but not vain.

return of the prodigal son

Pronunciation: Longman

Interpretation: People who fail to do their duty should turn over a new leaf.

The gentleman on the beam-the thief

Pronunciation: Liang Shang jūn zǐ

Interpretation: the name of the thief. Now it sometimes refers to people who are divorced from reality and the masses.

A gentleman can be satisfied with poverty without losing anything.

Pronunciation: Pronunciation

Interpretation: gentleman: educated and virtuous person; Consolidate poverty: maintain poverty. Refers to a gentleman who can live in poverty without losing his integrity.

Prime Minister Li Bangyan.

Pronunciation: xi lang

Interpretation: It refers to Li Bangyan, Prime Minister of Huizong in Northern Song Dynasty.

Liyuan disciple

Pronunciation: líyuan dízǐ

Interpretation: Originally refers to the singers and dancers trained by Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty. Later, it refers to a dramatic actor.

A wolf cub with a savage heart ―― the nature of a wolf.

Pronunciation: lá ng z ǐ y and x and n ρ n

Interpretation: Wolf: Wolf cub. Young as the wolf is, he is fierce by nature. Metaphor is cruel and vicious, and habits are hard to change.

nuisance

Pronunciation: Lao Xi G Fu Zi

Interpretation: instructing people to hate things.

Treacherous subjects and unfilial sons

Pronunciation: LUN chén zéI zǐ

Interpretation: Rebellious Minister: Rebellious Minister; Thief: Son of disobedience. Always refers to people who don't keep the way of monarch, minister and father. Later it refers to people with different aspirations.

Try to grab your eyebrows and beard at the same time-try to handle big things and small things at the same time.

Pronunciation: méméI máo húzi yébüZhuā

Interpretation: Proverbs. Metaphor has no priority.

When people become bad, the environmental impact will be great.

Pronunciation: mò z ǐ q √ s: and

Interpretation: It is a metaphor that people get better and worse, and the influence of the environment has a great relationship.

Be snubbed (rudely)

Pronunciation: m ǒ y bí zi Hu and

Interpretation: Metaphor tries to please, but the result is boring.

Yucheng, an old brother with literary talent.

Pronunciation: pi ā n pi ā n g not ng z ǐ

Interpretation: the old reputation of rich children with romantic literature and art.

Look down on others as if they don't exist-conceit.

Pronunciation: mù wú yú zǐ

Interpretation: Yu Zi: Others. I don't see anyone else. Describe arrogance.

A man or something.

Pronunciation: Pí ng x not ng z ǐ

Interpretation: rely on: rely on. A metaphor for a hypothetical person or thing.

With the rise of the son's status, the honor of the mother has also increased.

Pronunciation: Pei

Interpretation: A mother is distinguished by her son's prominent position.

The breakdown or dispersion of the family.

Pronunciation: q and lízán

Interpretation: families are forced to separate and disperse.

A modest and prudent gentleman

Pronunciation: qiān qiān jūn zǐ

Explanation: refers to a modest and self-disciplined person.

A child of a wealthy family.

Pronunciation: qi ā n j and n zh and z ǐ

Explanation: It used to refer to children from wealthy families.

standout

Pronunciation: ré n zh not ng sh and z ǐ

Interpretation: Like a lion, he is the king of beasts. Metaphor is a talented person.

A decent man, later, was enthusiastic about helping others.

Pronunciation: rén yì jūn zǐ ǐ

Explanation: It originally refers to a decent person with good heart, and later refers to a person who can help others enthusiastically.