Pinyin: xiè tiān xiè dì √.
Idiom explanation: superstition; The god of heaven and earth dominates all human activities. Therefore; You should thank God for your success. Later, it was widely used to express happiness or satisfaction when you successfully achieved your goals or overcame difficulties.
The origin of the idiom: Feng Ming Menglong's Warning Words: "Just now, I heard a noise in the coffin. I thought the ancients had a lot of resurrection things. I hope you can come back to life, so I opened the coffin with an axe. Thank God, I was born again. "
Antonym: Complaints abound.
Example of idiom: Thank goodness, it's finally settled.
2. Xie Qin Guan Lou
Pinyin: ancient tin NQí n Ló u
Idiom definition: refers to brothels.
The origin of the idiom: Yuan Guan Hanqing's song "Fighting Quails, Female Captain": "Invite old friends after dinner, thank the museum, and rest."
Synonym: Chu Qin Guan Lou
Examples of idioms: Ling Xiaosheng's "Jin Ping Mei" is the 46th time: "You are in Xie Qin Guan Lou, leaning against the green and red, and your lust is strong."
3. Xie Jia Baoshu
Pinyin: XièJiāb m:o Shu
Idiom explanation: It is a metaphor for sons and nephews who can honor their ancestors.
Idiom origin: Feng Ming Menglong's "A Picture of Two Heroes Watching the Lotus": "If the tree of Xie Jiabao is planted here, it will be a blessing for all generations."
Synonym: Xie Tingyu Lan
4. Gu Jie's work
Pinyin: xiè jiā huó jì √.
Interpretation of Idioms: Xie Lingyun, a poet in the Southern Song Dynasty, and his younger brother Xie Huilian are both famous for their poems. See Biography of Xie Huilian in Song Dynasty. Later, he used "Xie Jia's works" as a metaphor for writing poetry.
Origin of Idioms: Xie Lingyun, a poet in the Southern Song Dynasty, and his younger brother Xie Huilian are both famous for their poems. See Biography of Xie Shuhui Lian of Song Dynasty.
Idiom story: Jingci monk in Nanping, giving a lecture under the light, the audience is like a cloud. Good at poetry and painting, elegant brush, close to the elderly in Jingxi. His five-character poems are so good that people call him an expert. Before he died at the age of 58, he wrote a poem: "In 58 years, Xie Jia's works were instantly collected. Go barefoot to Qianfeng, an old fishing boat in Lutang, Mo Wen. "
5. Xie Lan Yangui
Pinyin: xiè lán yàn guì √.
Interpretation of idioms: Xie Lan is the provincial name of "Xieting Lanyu"; Yan Gui, Biography of Dou E's Injustice in Song Dynasty, said: "I am knowledgeable and personable. My younger brother, Kan, Luo and Nuo all graduated one after another. Feng Dao and Yu Jun (the father of Dou E's injustice) are old and have both tasted poetry. There is a saying that' Lingchun old plant, Dangui five branches' is ridiculed by many gentlemen. " They call the Dou Shi brothers Yanshan Five Dragons. Later, he used the metaphor of "Xie Lanyan Ghost" to show off his sons and nephews.
Idiom origin: Xie Lan, the provincial name of "Xieting Lanyu"; Yan Gui, Biography of Dou E's Injustice in Song Dynasty, said: "I am knowledgeable and personable. My younger brother, Kan, Luo and Nuo all graduated one after another. Feng Dao and Yu Jun (the father of Dou E's injustice) are old and have both tasted poetry. There is a saying that' Lingchun old plant, Dangui five branches' is ridiculed by many gentlemen. " They call the Dou Shi brothers Yanshan Five Dragons.
Synonym: Xie Yu
Idiom story: During the Southern Dynasties and the Song Dynasty, Dou Emei was knowledgeable. His brothers, Kan, Zhuo and Nuo also made the list one after another. Feng Dao had a good relationship with Dou Yujun, the wronged father of Dou E, so he gave him the poem "One old spirit species, five sweet-scented osmanthus flowers". At that time, people enviously praised their five brothers as "Yanshan Five Dragons" or compared them to "Xie Lan Yan Gui"
Step 6 thank you
Pinyin: Xiètíng LAN yù
Idiom explanation: It is a metaphor for sons and nephews who can honor their ancestors.
The origin of the idiom: Jin Peiqi's Yu Lin: "Dr. Xie asked his nephew,' What should children do and what can they do to make them better?' They had nothing to say, so they rode and replied,' For example, Yushu in Lan Zhi should be born in the ears of terraced fields.' "
Synonym: Yushu, Lan Zhi
Example of idioms: Song Ceng Gong's "Courtyard is Jiang Yingshu": "The Han Festival has never been really appreciated, and Xie Yu is fragrant."