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A prickly idiom
The idioms with thorns are: full of thorns, full of thorns, bronze camel thorns, moving thorns, leading thorns.

1, thorns carry the road.

【 jīng jí zài tú 】 There are thorns along the road, indicating that the environment is hard and there are many obstacles.

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"Zuo Zhuan Xiang Gong Fourteen Years": "It was my ancestors who went to the government and cut through thorns, and since then they have been my first monarch." Confucius' Ying Da Shu: "There is no way to go, and it is ridiculous to say that it is extremely poor."

2, prickly

【 jīng jí cóng shēng 】 Thorn: Tribulus; Cluster: piling up. Vitex negundo grows in groups. Metaphor is that there are great obstacles and many difficulties on the way forward.

3, covered in thorns

【 j and ng jí m and n and f 】 metaphor is full of bad ideas.

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Choose a friend

4, copper camel thorn

[Tó ng Tuó j and ng Jí] Bronze camel: A camel made of copper, which was placed outside the palace gate in ancient times. Describe the broken scene after the fall of the country.

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Biography of Suo Jing in the Book of Jin: "Jing had the foresight to know that the world would be in chaos, pointing to the bronze camel at Luoyang Palace, and sighing:' Thorns meet you in the middle ear?' "

5. Move the thorn

【 jǔ dòng jīng jí and ng jí 】 Every move is like being in a thorn forest, which means that you can't just casually, and everything is threatened.