What is "multifarious"? Which eight doors?

Five flowers refer to: daffodil, Jin Juhua, native cowflower, pyracantha and kapok. Eight-door refers to: towel, leather, color, hanging, flat, group, tone and chat. All kinds of argots are metaphors of ancient industry. Now people speak all kinds of code words, but they only describe a variety.

China's culture is profound, so are China's idioms. Each idiom has its own unique translation, and each idiom represents a different meaning. Change is an idiom with many meanings. First of all, a variety of means, colorful array, eight-door array. These two kinds of formations were used in ancient wars, and there were various formations.

Secondly, people think that there are too many trades and occupations in the market, so they describe these occupations in various ways. Five flowers refer to kapok, cowherb seed, Jin Juhua, narcissus and pyracantha. Kapok refers to the occupation of treating diseases and practicing medicine everywhere. Native ox flower refers to: it is always porters who carry the burden. Jin Ju refers to a woman who sells tea. In ancient streets, there are often women selling tea. Narcissus refers to dancers who sing and dance in restaurants. Pyracantha refers to the occupation of street acrobatics

Eight doors refer to towel, leather, color, hanging, evaluation, group, tone and chat. Towel refers to a gentleman who often tells fortune and looks at Feng Shui. Skin refers to doctors who sell herbs everywhere and engage in herbal medicine business. Color refers to: using props to make magic. Hanging finger: a person who walks the Jianghu and makes a living by selling arts. Comment refers to a person who often speaks books. Group refers to: wandering singers, singing in the street. Phonology: engaged in paper binding. Chatting refers to singing opera on the stage, just like people sing Beijing opera now.

Various argots used to describe all walks of life, but now they also refer to a wide variety. Now people describe all kinds of things when they go shopping. There are many idioms and metaphors.