What does the idiom "on the brink of the abyss" mean?

It's like standing on the edge of an abyss-be very careful.

The pronunciation is rú lí n shē n yu ā n

That means it's like being on the edge of an abyss. Metaphor is cautious and extremely cautious. Still walking on thin ice

2. The idiom means approaching the abyss.

It's like standing on the edge of an abyss-be very careful.

rú lín shēn yuān

[Interpretation] Pro: Pro; Deep: a deep puddle. It's like being on the edge of an abyss. Metaphor is cautious and extremely cautious.

[Example] The Yellow Emperor was alive and wary. ("Li Mingzhi Chu Tan Chen Jijun Yi")

3. Just like the idiom ...

As stupid as a fool, as if. Describe infatuation with sth.

If you are crazy, you can't control yourself. It also refers to infatuation with someone or something. Being on the same stage as Drunk.

Like a dream, it is described as being in an unconscious and confused state. Drunk as a dream.

Infatuation describes losing control and self-control.

As jade: jade; Zhang: Ancient expensive ritual vessels. It is a metaphor for people's noble quality and momentum.

Such as Zhang Gui and Zhang: precious jade ritual vessels in ancient times. For example, Gui and Zhang. A metaphor for a person's elegant temperament or majestic appearance.

Flower-like brocade: silk with colorful patterns. As beautiful as flowers. Describe beautiful scenery or bright future.

In full swing: thatched grass and white flowers. Red as fire and white as tea. The original metaphor is the prosperity of military capabilities. It is now used to describe a large-scale operation with a huge momentum and a warm atmosphere.

Hungry describes an urgent mood or request.

Glue as paint, glue as paint. Describe the passion, inseparable. Refers to love.

Hungry describes an urgent mood or request. Use "hungry"

Like a dream, it describes being in an unconscious and chaotic state. ...

4. What is the meaning of the idiom "Walking on thin ice"?

As if on the edge of the abyss

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Pro: Pro; Deep: a deep puddle. It's like being on the edge of an abyss. Metaphor is cautious and extremely cautious.

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The Book of Songs Xiaoya Xiao Min: "Be afraid, like an abyss, like walking on thin ice."

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Huangdi lived in the world, so he was afraid. ("Li Mingzhi Chu Tan Chen Jijun Yi")

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Verb object type; As a predicate, attribute, adverbial

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Footwear: practice and tread. Walking on thin ice. Metaphor is extremely cautious and alert.

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The Book of Songs Xiaoya Xiao Min: "Be afraid, like an abyss, like walking on thin ice."

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Verb object type; As a predicate, attribute, adverbial

5. What do you mean, walking on thin ice, approaching the abyss?

"Walking on thin ice, approaching the abyss" means that people are in a very dangerous situation, walking on the edge of an abyss. Their mental state is shaking, and their nerves are very nervous and afraid.

I. Original text

The sky is too depressing, and disaster has befallen our country. The court is so perverse that he can stop at any time. A wily idea comes from the bad side of the game. I think the imperial plan is evil. Ji Man Jr. looked at his opponent, and I was sad and sad. If there is a good strategy, they will not rely on it. If there are any bad plans, they will all agree. I saw the imperial plan, and I don't know where to get it.

I'm tired of divination, so I'm going to stop talking to me. There are many counselors and consultants, and there is no good opinion. Talk about the court, pointing to who dares to be evil! Just like a travel plan, it really doesn't work halfway. So plotting my grief, the ancient sages did not follow, and the routine did not follow. The king loves to hear, but superficial views argue. Just like building a palace, of course it won't succeed.

Although the country cannot be measured, people are wise and confused. Although the people are not rich, they have a sense of understanding and a serious way of governing the country. Just like the long river of spring, it will not rot and taste bad! Dare not fight the tiger with empty hands, dare not cross the river. People only know this danger and don't know other evils. Facing the political situation, I trembled all over, like walking on thin ice in the face of a deep abyss.

Second, translation.

Heaven is too tyrannical, which brings disaster to the country and people. The imperial court's strategy is really circuitous, and I don't know when it will stop. Advice is hard to listen to, and crooked ways emerge one after another. I think the imperial plan really has too many disadvantages. I'm sad because I'm a little person who talks endlessly to others. If there is any good strategy, they all refuse to follow it. If there are any bad tricks, they will agree.

I don't know where I got the court plan. The psychic turtle was tired of divination and decided not to talk to me again. There are many consultants, but no good opinions. There was a lot of discussion in court, pointing out the disadvantages. Who dares? It's like planning a long trip, but it doesn't work on the way. Therefore, planning my grief, the ancient sages do not follow suit, and the conventional avenue does not follow. Wang loves obscure words, but shallow opinions are crowded with lawsuits.

Just like building a road in the palace, it will definitely not succeed. Although the country can't cope, people are smart and confused. Although the people are not rich, they are wise, resourceful, well-run and serious. Just like a flowing spring, don't let it rot! Dare not go to the tiger's mouth empty-handed and dare not cross the river on foot. People only know this danger, but they don't know that other disasters are coming. I tremble before the political situation, just like facing a deep abyss, just like walking on thin ice.

Third, the source of the author

The author "Xiao Min" was in the pre-Qin period.

(5) Extended reading of idioms on the edge of the abyss I. Creation background

This poem is used to satirize the fatuous rulers of the Zhou Dynasty. "Preface to Shi Mao" said: "Xiao Min, the doctor stabbed you Wang Ye." Jian Zheng revised it and said, "It's time to stab the king." Zhu's Biography of Poetry satirizes any king, saying only that "the doctor can't write this poem because he confuses you and seeks evil."

Looking at the whole poem, the author should be an official in the late Western Zhou Dynasty. As to whether this poem satirizes Zhou Youwang or Zhou Liwang, there is no clear evidence, so we have to use the "Supreme Ruler" system as a whole. Whether you are the king or not, they are arrogant and extravagant, ignorant, ignorant of good and evil, ignorant of right and wrong, listening to evil words, reusing traitors, unaware of the disaster, and accumulating wages to burn.

Second, the appreciation of works

This is a political lyric poem. Of course, political satire is also a kind of political lyric. The author takes "seeking revenge" as the central theme of the poem, takes the anxiety about state affairs as the main line, and uses the tone of exclamation throughout, from which narrative, disclosure, irony and discussion are organically combined to express, thus forming the remarkable characteristics of this poem with clear theme, rich content and deep feelings.

Seeing the political malpractice and even the fate of the country from the right and wrong planning and decision-making shows that the author has keen political insight and sense of hardship, and is treading on thin ice on national affairs, which shows that the author has deep patriotic feelings, which is the ideological value of this poem.

Third, the introduction of the source

Xiaoya Xiao Min is a poem in The Book of Songs, the first collection of poems in ancient China. This is a poem that satirizes the fatuous monarch of Zhou Dynasty who can't adopt good ideas. The whole poem consists of six chapters, with eight sentences in each chapter in the first three chapters and seven sentences in each chapter in the last three chapters. In an ironic style, the author reveals that the supreme ruler's reuse of circuitous leads to the center of "seeking reincarnation" through exposure, lamentation, criticism and metaphor.

In one go, the words are full of profound meaning, clearly expressing his resentment against the dark corruption of state affairs and his thoughts and feelings about the country and the times. The philosophy of life advocated by this poem has become one of the core ideas of China's humanistic thought.

The Book of Songs Xiaoya is a poem in the pre-Qin period and one of the two elegant poems in The Book of Songs. Its content is very extensive and rich, among which the most prominent works are about war and labor. The works not only describe the rich and colorful social life and special cultural forms of the Zhou Dynasty, but also reveal the spiritual outlook and emotional world of the Zhou people. It is based on real social life, without fantasy and grotesque.

There are few supernatural myths. Sacrifice, feasting and farming are the products of social economy and ritual culture in Zhou Dynasty. Other poems describe the current situation, war corvee, marriage and love. It can be said that The Book of Songs Xiaoya is the earliest poem full of realistic spirit in China, which laid the tradition of China's poetry facing reality directly.

6. What does the idiom "on the brink of the abyss" mean?

Pinyin: rúLin shēn Yuān

Interpretation: pro: near; Deep: a deep puddle. It's like being on the edge of an abyss. Metaphor is cautious and extremely cautious.

Source: Poetry Xiaoya Xiao Min: "I am afraid, like an abyss, walking on thin ice."

Example: The Yellow Emperor lived in the world, so he was afraid. Li Mingzhi's Chu Tan Chen Jijun Yi

7. What do you mean by walking on thin ice and approaching the abyss?

Words are treading on thin ice.

Pronunciation rú lín shēn yuān, rúlǐbóbób, ng.

Explain what it means: it seems to be. Pro: Let's face it. Abyss: a deep pool. Tread: Walk on it. Thin ice: On crisp and thin ice. On the brink of an abyss, walking on thin ice. Metaphor is cautious and extremely cautious.

From the poem Xiaoya Xiao Min: "I am afraid, like an abyss, walking on thin ice."

8. Is there a difference between walking on thin ice and walking on an abyss?

There is no difference between walking on thin ice and approaching the abyss.

The former refers to being cautious and extremely cautious.

The latter means extremely cautious and cautious.

There is no difference at all. The teacher said that it was the "brick" family that made the difference.

9. What do you mean by walking on thin ice?