What is the tortoise idiom?

Turtle: In ancient times, yarrow and tortoise shell were used to predict good or bad luck. You can decide without divination. The metaphor is obvious and very clear.

Intestines of cicada-bellied turtle

The ancients thought that cicadas only needed to drink dew and turtles only needed to drink water. Metaphor is extreme hunger.

Tortoise and crane live a long life.

Distant: long-lasting. Ode to longevity.

Soft-shelled turtle cold bed (Gu, Li Zheng, Zhuang)

Metaphor ambition unpaid, seclusion.

Guilin phoenix

Traditionally used to symbolize four kinds of animals: longevity, dignity and good luck. Metaphor is a person who occupies a high position and covers the whole world.

Tortoise shell

This is a metaphor, which means that good things come in regardless of size.

Tortoise horn (Gu He máo tüJi m:o)

Turtles have hair and rabbits have horns on their heads. A metaphor for something that cannot exist or exists in name only.

Traces of Turtles and Birds (Gu Yu Wan Ni)

Refers to ancient hieroglyphics.

The tortoise is tired of not telling (Gu and Yang Guifei)

Refers to the repeated addition of tortoise divination, which makes the tortoise spirit disgusted and no longer tells people good or bad. Metaphor is very effective, and if it is overused, it will fail.

Tortoise and jade are destroyed

Tortoise shell and Baoyu were destroyed in the box. Metaphor minister dereliction of duty, ruin the country's luck.

Chicken breast and turtle back (J and xi instead of ng gu and bè i)

Protruding chest and hunchback.

Scarab for wine (J Ρ n Gu Heji incarnation)

Untie the scarab for wine. Described as open-minded and binge drinking.

Linfeng Gulong (Linfeng Gulong)

These four animals symbolize good omen. Metaphor is a rare and precious thing. It is also a metaphor for a person with high moral character and respect.

Help a turtle lose its turtle.

Metaphor is not worth the candle.

Several strategies for carving turtles

Chiseling turtle: drilling and burning turtle shell, watching the burning crack and guessing good or bad luck; Counting strategy: Count the stems of yarrow and judge the quality from the population count. Refers to the ancient people who used tortoise shells and yarrow to predict good or bad luck.