1. Taoist four-character idioms should be based on this principle: hold, hold; Important: important; Ben: Not at all. Refers to grasping the key and fundamental,

Over-wandering, over-checking, over-swinging: surpassing; Leisure and inspection: refers to the rules and regulations. Refers to the behavior is not rules, do not obey the etiquette.

Success or failure, rise or decline.

Surprise means the action is unexpected.

Slang or nonsense. Refers to unfounded and unrealistic nonsense, or nonsense.

Green temples and Zhu Yan describe young and beautiful faces, referring to young women.

Insulting education and customs means corrupting education and customs. It's the same as "hurting customs."

It has a long history: from its appearance to the present. It's been a long time.

2. The four-character idiom in Laozi's Tao Te Ching is both mysterious and mysterious.

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The first chapter of Laozi: "The mysterious is mysterious, and the door to wonders."

Don't take credit for your achievements.

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The second chapter of Laozi: "Being born without, doing without relying on, being born without."

Capable but modest

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The fourth chapter of Laozi: "Harmony with its light, with its dust."

Forever and ever-forever and ever

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Chapter 7 of Laozi: "The reason why heaven and earth last forever is because they were not born by themselves."

retire after winning merits

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Chapter 9 of Laozi: "Success, fame, retreat, heaven."

Happy ever after-rich and rich.

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Chapter 9 of Laozi: "Happiness lasts forever, and you cannot stay."

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Original publisher: Dylan Lan Xin.

The idiom describing education is 1. Repeated education does not change: repeated education does not change. 2, jade carving into a device: cut: carving. Jade can only be made into objects by carving. Metaphor means that only by receiving education can a person achieve something. Sitting in the spring breeze: just like in the spring breeze. Metaphor is the teaching of a good teacher. Metaphor is a good education. 4. Draw the dragon core: rudder: reed. Draw and write on the ground with reeds and educate your son to read. Used to praise the mother for teaching her children well. 5. Teaching without teaching: education without direct education. Refers to the natural edification in daily words and deeds. 6, easy to teach: easy: easy to communicate. Trade children for education. 7. satirize one and persuade a hundred: satirize, criticize and accuse with euphemistic and implicit words; Persuade: to suggest or advise. Criticize one tactfully, so that everyone can be educated. 8. Good words and good deeds: good words and good deeds with educational significance. With "good words and good deeds". 9. Follow the temptation: or follow the temptation. Refers to people who are good at guiding and educating step by step. 10, no class: class: education, teaching. Can't educate someone. 1 1, punish without teaching: teach: educate; Punish or kill. Execute without warning. That is, if you don't educate people in advance, you will be punished if you make a mistake. 12, teaching students in accordance with their aptitude: it refers to different education of learners' interests and abilities. 13, moving saint: It is said that Monk's mother moved three times and changed the environment in order to educate him well. Describe a virtuous mother. 14, reincarnation: originally a Taoist term. A monk who turns a mortal fetus into a sacred fetus and a mortal bone into a fairy bone after pointing out the Tao. Now this is a metaphor. Through education, the mind has completely changed. 15, Yixing: Jia and Yi: goodness and beauty. Useful words and actions. 16, teaching students in accordance with their aptitude: because: according to; Material: qualification; Give: apply; Teaching: education. Pointers give different education according to learners' interests and abilities. 17, compared with the fact that the house can be sealed: it means that during the Tang Yu period,