What idioms are there to describe very coincidences?

Lucky opportunity makes do: tiān yuán còu hé, lucky opportunity: natural opportunity. In the past, people thought it was providence for men and women to get married. It also means that everything is a coincidence. Become an object; This is a coincidence.

Beyond others: Nanqi o f n Zhu I tried to be smart, but I did something stupid. With "self-defeating". As predicate, object and attribute; Use in an emergency.

Adventure in Coincidence: tiān yuán qí yù used to mean that some people met or men and women got married, which was arranged by God. It also means that everything is a coincidence. Become an object; Refers to the natural coincidence of fate.

Poems on Red Leaves: A Coincident Story about the Marriage of Maids in Tang Dynasty. Metaphor is a coincidence of marriage. As objects and attributes; Metaphor is a coincidence of marriage.

Lucky opportunity happened: tiān Yuán còu qi?o, lucky opportunity: natural opportunity. In the past, people thought it was providence for men and women to get married. It also means that everything is a coincidence.

Clever: líng líguāiqi?o, clever: clever; Clever: To one's liking. Describe people who are alert and satisfied. As predicate, adverbial and attribute; Used to compliment people.

Self-defeating: I tried to be smart, but I did something stupid. As predicate, object and attribute; Use in an emergency.

B ā b ā ng Xi á n zu ā n l m n ln, which means that everything you say and do should cater to the wishes and interests of others. As a predicate; Describe those who flatter and are opportunistic.

The names of red leaves: Hó ng Yè zh and Tí, a poem written on red leaves. Metaphor marriage coincidence or a godsend. As objects and attributes; Metaphor is a coincidence of marriage.

Hit the nail on the head: wā i dzhè ng zhá o, the metaphor method is not appropriate, but it is lucky to get a satisfactory result. It also means that the original intention is not here, but just in line with other people's ideas. As an object, complement and clause; Refers to coincidence.

Only husband and wife: bǔshzhǐǐu, Bu: divination; Number: gas number; Only: only; Occasionally. Divination is sometimes very useful, just by accident. Metaphor just happened.

It is said that a monk in Liang Wudi gave a speech, which moved the sky and made flowers fall in succession. Describing a colorful speech is extremely beautiful (mostly exaggerated but unrealistic). As adverbial and attributive; Doesn't matter.

The same result: yǔ q tó ng gū ng, works: meticulous and ingenious; Different: different. Different tunes are played equally well. Metaphors have different meanings, or things are done in different ways, but they all achieve their goals skillfully. Used as attribute and object; Point to the same thing.

Paragraph by paragraph: y: chí y: zhā ng, relax: relax the bowstring. Zhang: Tighten the bowstring. In ancient times, people often used metaphors to combine the administration of combining leniency with severity; Now life and work should be arranged reasonably, with relaxation and tightness, and work and rest should be combined. With "a relaxation". As objects and attributes; Refers to the skills of governing the country or working and studying.

One relaxation: y and zhā ng y and chí, which means combining leniency with severity, is the law of governing the country by the king of Wen. Now it is used to describe the tension of life and the reasonable arrangement of work and rest. As objects and attributes; Refers to the skills of governing the country or working and studying.

Look, listen and ask: wàng wén wèn qiē, a Chinese medical term. Look, refer to it; To smell is to listen quietly; Ask; Refers to asking about symptoms; Cut; Feel the pulse. Together, it is called four consultations. As subject, object and attribute; Used in Chinese medicine.

Draw a snake to add feet: huà shé tiān zú, when drawing a snake, add feet to the snake. It is not only useless but also inappropriate to do something superfluous. It is also a metaphor for fictional facts. As objects and attributes; Refers to unnecessary things.

Flattery: say what others like to hear to cater to flattery; Flattery: Flattery. Flatter others with sweet words. Used as attribute and object; Used in life.

Accidental coincidence: xiè hê UB ǒ u, just incompatible; Unexpected failure. As predicate and attribute; Used to do things.