Four-word idioms about flowers

Four-word idioms about flowers: spring blossoms, playboy, full moon flowers, romantic flowers and snowy moons, flowers in fog, beautiful appearance, flower world, mirror flowers and water moons, bound flowers, short-lived, water cycad flowers, tomorrow's yellow flowers, carefree virtues, a cursory look, peach blossoms opposite, flowers and plants.

A, playboy [hu ā hu ā g not ng z ǐ]

Refers to a rich boy who doesn't do his job and only eats, drinks and plays.

Quotations: Lu Xun's "The Art of Ugliness": unlike clowns, you don't pretend to be crazy, and you don't pretend to be an arrogant prime minister.

Second, bind [w ǔ hu ā dà b m: ng]

One way to bind people is to put a rope around their necks, wrap it around their backs and cut their arms back.

Quotation: Li Ji's Wang Gui and Li Xiangxiang: "Tie it horizontally along the beam and hang it on the second beam with a big bunch of flowers."

Third, Cycas bloomed.

Cycas is an evergreen tree, which is native to the tropics and does not bloom often. After transplanting to the north, it often blooms only once in many years. Metaphor is extremely difficult to realize.

Quote: Chen Yi's Guerrilla Talk in Gannan: When the army crosses the Jinsha River to resist Japan, Cycas will blossom.

Fourth, the world of flowers and flowers [hu ā hu ā shi jiè]

Refers to a lively place or a place of enjoyment (mostly derogatory).

Quotations: The fifteenth time of Qing Gancai's Yue Chuan: "Every time I want to spend the world in the Central Plains, I am bent on capturing the Song Dynasty."

Five, the mirror flower hidden [jing hu ā shu ǐ yuè]

Flowers in the mirror, the moon in the water. Metaphor poetry has its own wonderful artistic conception.

Quote: He Qifang's dream road: I like that kind of sharpening, that kind of color matching, that kind of ~.