Stop the military and revitalize culture and education. Chewing on words describes thinking too much about words.
More refers to dead words than to spiritual essence. Not a penny, not a penny.
A piece of paper is just something written on paper that has not been cashed or can't be cashed. Making friends through writing means making friends through writing.
Confusing literature with literature: refers to Confucian classics. Quote Confucian classics and criticize state decrees.
Moire Yun Wu described that he could write and type. Non-literature, with gorgeous appearance but no corresponding essence.
The text exhorts the text: use metaphor to persuade; Suggestion: Euphemism and irony. Through the form of poetry, satirize and persuade with metaphors.
(1) Mr. Tang Du Fu called Zheng Qian "Mr. Wenguang". (2) generally refers to the austere and idle Confucian tutor.
Ban Ma Zhang Wen, Han Dynasty historians Sima Qian and Ban Gu. Generally, it refers to articles that can be compared with Ban Gu and Sima Qian.
Half-written and half-written classical Chinese and vernacular Chinese are mixed together. Also known as "half writing is not white".
Semi-illiterate classical Chinese and vernacular Chinese are mixed together. Same as "half writing and half white".
Grasping both words and martial arts is still a question of words and characters. Bin Wu Wenjing is in charge of literary affairs and military equipment.
No name: possessed. Not a penny.
Describe extreme poverty. A contemptuous remark is worthless if it is not straight.
Metaphor is incompetence or low character. Military writing refers to both civil and military skills.
The only orphan. It means not to be trusted.
Pay more attention to thickness and less writing, and pay more attention to honesty and less decoration. Many articles refer to words, articles, or phenomena revealed, which have elusive meanings or other situations.
Making a fuss is a metaphor for complicating some issues in order to achieve a certain goal, or using topics to expand the situation. EMI: A figure imitated by others.
A figure who can be regarded as a model of literati for a long time. Superficial articles refer to grandiose or unrealistic and perfunctory practices.
About Li Bo: Jin Ming and Guang; About: constraints. Be knowledgeable and ask questions, and abide by etiquette.
Buddhist language, not based on words, refers to the enlightenment of Zen master, which does not involve words and does not follow the scriptures. Only by mutual understanding, understanding and recognition between master and apprentice, giving and receiving. Without writing and martial arts, you can neither write nor fight.
Both civil and military skills refer to a person's civil and military skills. Rough pen and ink: omitted; Tong: Yes.
Mo Wen: Writing an article. Know a little writing.
A long article: the earth. Originally refers to the beautiful scenery of nature.
Later, it was used to praise others for their rich articles. Moral articles refer to thoughts, morality and knowledge.
The underground revision of prose used to refer to the premature death of talented literati. Cultural relics refer to laws, etiquette, systems and valuable things left over from past dynasties.
Tattooed hair is cut short and tattooed. This is the custom of some ancient nationalities.
Learning more knowledge and skills is to become rich. Red tape: regulations and ceremonies; Section: etiquette.
Excessive ceremony and etiquette. Metaphor is trivial and redundant.
Red tape: regulations and ceremonies; Hey: there are many; Section: etiquette. Excessive ceremony or etiquette.
It is also a metaphor for other tedious and redundant things. An article written from the opposite side of things.
Multi-fingered irony abandons the text as Wu Wen: Wen Zhi; Ren: appointment; Wu: force.
Abolish sandwiches and use force. Speak softly and talk heavily.
Part of the title: possession. Not a penny, not a penny.
Metaphor is poor. Not a penny, not a penny.
Metaphor is free. Nothing is straight: it is the same as "value".
It's worthless Description is worthless.
Gorgeous and vague words. Gao Wendian refers to the important documents and imperial edicts of the feudal court.
In the old days, there were routine official documents with fixed format and rhetoric in officialdom. Metaphor only pays attention to form, empty talk without actual content, or empty platitudes perfunctory as usual.
Turtle and bird trace refers to ancient hieroglyphics. A sage refers to a person who has literary talent and has a business relationship with words.
Ji Zilong Wen Jizhi: Maxima; Long Wen: The name of a good horse is used to refer to a child prodigy. It is synonymous with a good boy.
Dobby is followed by a metaphor of talent. Comparison of martial arts papers: comparison and comment.
Comment on martial arts and talk about articles. Wen Wei Wu's Talented Ruler has both literary talent and martial arts.
The text is straightforward: moreover; Taboo: Taboo. There is no need to be shy when writing.
Send a tattoo: distribute; Tattoos: Tattoos on the body. Originally refers to the customs of the ancient wuyue generation.
Later it was also used to refer to the customs in uncivilized areas. Strange writing * * * rewards rare good articles for everyone to enjoy.
Strange words and sentences: exotic. Beautiful article.
Shen Wen Zhou Na Zhou Na: The crime of Luo Zhi. Refers to the harsh or distorted use of legal provisions to convict innocent people.
It also refers to imposing on others regardless of the facts. Literature can be broken down into words.
Refers to having a little cultural knowledge. Sweep the floor politely: refers to culture or literati; Sweep the floor: a metaphor for the complete loss of reputation, credit, status, etc.
Refers to a culture or scholar who is not respected or self-indulgent. Sour vinegar describes being pretentious and polite.
The same number * * * tracks the same number: the characters used in the whole country are the same; * * * Track: The rutting width is consistent throughout the country. Unified writing and unified estrus.
Metaphor is national unity. Look at the meaning of the text: the text refers to the literal; Meaning: meaning.
If you don't know the exact meaning of a word, you will be far-fetched literally and make an inaccurate explanation. I tried my best to convict innocent people.
Weft and martial arts refer to the ability to govern the country with literature and martial arts. Gentle and sincere: gentle and polite; Er ya: gentle.
Describe a person's gentle attitude and behavior. The present tense also refers to lack of struggle, boldness and provocation.
The meaning in the irrelevant article doesn't match the topic. Refers to people who can't speak or write articles on the subject.
There are no dots in the text: dots in the text indicate deletion. The article is written in one go and does not need to be revised.
Describe quick thinking and skillful writing skills. Literal obedience: obedience, obedience; Shun: smooth.
Refers to the fluency of an article. Four Treasures of the Study refers to pen, ink, paper and inkstone.
The writing doesn't move, not at all. Describe without any damage or change.
Decoration is not decoration, but decoration: hiding; Right and wrong: wrong. Cover up your mistakes and mistakes with beautiful words.
A new widow in Wen Jun refers to a woman whose husband died not long ago. Wen Jun's new meaning: It used to mean that women get married, but here it means remarriage.
Zhuo Wenjun married Sima Xiangru of the Han Dynasty. Later, it refers to widow remarriage.
Illiteracy means that the article is not good at words and content. Literati who like to play with words are often immoral.
Men of letters tend to despise one another
2. Idioms with "Wen" and four-character idioms with "Wen" are listed (several explanations are as follows):
Illustrated with pictures and words, gentle, speaking like a book, penniless, red tape, gentle, Four Treasures of the Study,
Posing, gentle and playful, taking everything, making a mountain out of a molehill, superficial articles, a dead letter, making friends,
Sven Wen, capable of writing and martial arts, both civil and military, helping others to abuse, Pan Wen's joy, erudition in the world, irrelevant,
A snake turns into a dragon, but its writing style remains unchanged, and it is profound and elegant, full of prose and martial arts. Wen Jun's new widow, the ancient prose on the cave wall, disintegrated profoundly and skillfully.
The copy is boring, inexplicable, wordless, not far away, both civil and military, literate,
Keywords Wen Binbin, loneliness, underground writing, gifted scholar, civil literature, wordless, martial arts writing,
The same text * * * rules, improper, grasping the text and martial arts, micro-writing and deep vulgarity, ignorance of writing and ink, literary communication and martial arts, full of articles,
Deep in writing and dense in network, able to be good at writing and martial arts, brave in writing and martial arts, pillow books, articles, dancing and writing, and literati are useless,
Moire Yun Wu, literary ambition is harmful to meaning, Mr. Wenguang, his literary talent is romantic.
Idiom: gentleness [wé n zh: b: n b: n]
Interpretation: text: literary talent; Quality: essence; Binbin: Describe the fitness. The original appearance is elegant and simple, and the later description is elegant and polite.
Source: The Analects of Confucius Yongye: "Quality is better than literature; Literature is superior to quality and history. Gentle and sincere; Then a gentleman. "
Sentence: The new Chinese teacher is wearing a pair of nearsighted glasses and a student costume, and looks like ~.
Idiom: Speak like a book.
Interpretation: a word that describes excessive consideration. More refers to dead words than to spiritual essence.
Source: Yuan Qiaoji's "Little Peach Blossom is Liu Yuer" song: "Including Gong Shan's signature; Speak like a book; Who dares to bite his teeth? "
Sentence making: to understand the meaning of words correctly, never ~.
Idiom: [Review the past and learn the new]
Interpretation: text, decoration: cover up; Right and wrong: wrong. Cover up your mistakes and mistakes with beautiful words.
Source: Liu Tang Zhiji Shi Tong: "The teaching of saints in the future; Its principle includes macro; Or swear to show your mind; Don't be wronged. How can we learn from the end of Confucianism? Whitewash mistakes; Shut up the questioner; Doubt is not obvious; If it's just Jose! "
Sentence-making: If you make mistakes and don't correct them, you will make bigger mistakes.
Idiom: Meeting friends by writing.
Interpretation: refers to making friends through words.
Source: The Analects of Confucius Yan Yuan: "Zeng Zi said:' A gentleman takes literature as his friend; Use friends to spread kindness. " "
Sentence-making: At the appraisal meeting, friends from all over the world took out their own works to communicate.
3. What are the four-character idioms at the beginning of the text?
Gentle,
Four Treasures of the Study,
Whitewash the peace,
Wu Xi,
Whether civilian or military,
Xie Wen helps evil,
Wen Jun's new widow,
Wenmi,
Whether civilian or military,
This article is beside the point,
Wende martial arts,
Wenzong College,
Civil and military errands,
Wen Bin Bing,
A weak scholar,
Literary talent,
Friends of literature and enemies of poetry,
Wensouding's house,
Nothing is easy,
Wuxiang, Wenchuan,
Literati do nothing,
Wen Zhen is very handsome,
Satellite, satellite,
Wen Chiwu plays,
Copy hole,
The article is angry,
Civil and military affairs,
The article is the first one,
Hao,
A lover or wife in love
4. What four-character words that start with the word "Wen" have nothing to do with the topic? Wé né Wé né wén bù duì tí Source: Meaning: The meaning in the text does not match the title.
Refers to people who can't speak or write articles on the subject. The text does not add points wén bùJiādi n Source: Korean "Parrot Preface": "Because of Fu, the pen does not stop writing, and the text does not add points."
Meaning: Dot: Put a dot on it to indicate deletion. The article is written in one go and does not need to be revised.
Describe quick thinking and skillful writing skills. Preface wén cóng züshün Source: In Epitaph of Nanyang Fan Shaoshu: "Different prefaces have different desires."
Meaning: obedience: obedience, obedience; Shun: smooth. Refers to the fluency of an article.
Four Treasures of the Study wén fáng süb?o Source: Song Mei Yao Chenshi's "Re-harmony with Zhou Pan Paper and Ink": "Four Treasures of the Study went out of the second county and recently enjoyed the royal gift." Meaning: vulgarity refers to pen, ink, paper and inkstone.
The style of writing does not move wén fēng bù dòng Source: Cao Qingxue Qin's "Dream of Red Mansions" The twenty-ninth time: "The jade is very hard and falls down, and the style of writing does not move." Meaning: completely motionless.
Describe without any damage or change. The word is not modified wé ngu ò sh? fí i Source: The Analects of Confucius Zhang Zi: "A villain must write when he is wrong."
Zhuangzi Stole Foot: "Argument is enough to cover up right and wrong." Liu Tang's confidant "Stone Confused Classics": "Is it true that you and your husband know nothing about Confucianism and hide the wrong words, so that your husband keeps his mouth shut and his doubts are not obvious?" Meaning: writing, decoration: covering up; Right and wrong: wrong.
Cover up your mistakes and mistakes with beautiful words. Wén jūn xρn Gu Source: Historical Records Biography of Sima Xiangru: "When Sun had a daughter, he was recently widowed, so he attached importance to Miao and Ling, so he chose them carefully.
..... both, as is being sent to Wen Jun waiter. Died at night, they ran like each other and liked each other, but he and Chi returned to Chengdu. "
Meaning: refers to a woman whose husband died shortly. Wen Jun's new wife wén jūn xρn Jiào Source: Historical Records Biography of Sima Xiangru: "When Sun had a daughter, he was widowed and had a good voice, so he ordered it like a seedling, so he chose it carefully.
..... both, as is being sent to Wen Jun waiter. Died at night, they ran like each other and liked each other, but he and Chi returned to Chengdu. "
Meaning: In the old society, it meant that a woman got married, but here it means remarriage. Zhuo Wenjun married Sima Xiangru of the Han Dynasty.
Later, it refers to widow remarriage. Wén lǐbùtūng Source: "Selected Records of the History of the Old Five Dynasties": "In this case, many people don't pay attention to benevolence and righteousness, but only attack their books, and they don't know much about arts and sciences. How can names be confused? " Meaning: it means that the article is not good in terms of words and content.
A scholar knows nothing. Wén rén wú xíng Source: Meaning: People who like to play word games often have bad conduct. Scholars despise each other wén rén Xiāng qěng qρng Source: Three Kingdoms Cao Wei Pi's Dian Lun Paper: "Scholars despise each other since ancient times."
Meaning: Scholars despise each other. Wen Ruqi wén rú qí rén Source: Shi "Answer to a Book": "Zi is superior to a servant because of its literariness, and the secular does not know it, so it is not as good as it is; He deeply doesn't want to be known, and his writing is like a man. "
Meaning: The style of the article is similar to the author's personality. "Wen Tao's Art of War" wén tāo lüè Source: Italy: Tao: refers to six towers, ancient art books, nothing, martial arts, dragons, tigers, leopards and dogs; Abbreviation: refers to "three abbreviations", ancient art of war, three volumes.
Metaphor is a strategy of fighting. Tian Wenwu Xi wén tián xī Source: Yu Pinghuai Xibei: "Sean Chen Jiang, Tian Wenwu Xi, familiar with what they see, of course."
Meaning: Tian: free; Play: Have fun. Civil servants are free and unfettered, while military attaché s wander for pleasure.
Refers to officials who only covet comfort, eat, drink and be merry, and don't care about state affairs. Both civil and military wén wǔ shuāng quán Source: Biography of Li Guangbi in the Old Tang Dynasty: "Sun Yun, Wu Zhilve, has a talent for civil and military affairs."
Meaning: text: literary talent; Wu: Wushu. Be able to be literate and martial, and be outstanding in literary talent and martial arts.
The way of civil and military affairs is to relax one by one, wén w zh and dà o, y and zh ā ng y and chí Source: "Miscellaneous Notes on the Book of Rites": "Zhang is not relaxed, civil and military can also; Easy and not open, both civil and military. The first is to relax, and the way of civil and military affairs is also. "
Wen and Wu: and. Combining leniency with severity, this is the way for King Wen to govern the country.
Now it is used to describe the tension of life and the reasonable arrangement of work and rest. The source of the text is wén xíng chū chǔ Source: The Book of Changes: "A gentleman's way is to enter."
The Analects of Confucius: "Zi teaches four things: writing, action, loyalty and faith." Meaning: text: learning; Line: conduct; Out: be an official; Location: seclusion.
Always refers to the scholar's knowledge, conduct and attitude towards official retirement. The text carries the Tao with the text. Source: Song and Zhou Dunyi's "Wen Ci": "The text carries the Tao.
The axle is decorated, and people are mediocre, but the curtain is also decorated and empty. Meaning: load: load, extended to clarify; Tao: Truth generally refers to thought.
Refers to an article that tells the truth. Zhang Wen hates the birth of wé n zhā ng zè ng mü ng Source: Tang Du Fu's Poem to Li Bai at the End of the Sky: "A poet should be wary of prosperity, but the devil can trouble a vagrant."
Meaning: disgust: disgust. Articles hate lucky people.
Describe a talented person whose experience is very bad. Martial arts wén zhi w g 33 ng Source: The Book of Rites Sacrifice Law: "The king of Wen governs by Wen, and the king of Wu governs by Wu, avoiding the disaster of the people, which is better than those who have made meritorious deeds and stronger than the people."
Meaning: Metaphor is political and military. Gentle wé nzhΡ b Ρ nΡ nΡ Source: The Analects of Confucius Yongye: "Quality is better than literature, literature is better than history, gentle and honest, and then a gentleman."
Meaning: text: literary talent; Quality: essence; Binbin: Describe the fitness. The original appearance is elegant and simple, and the later description is elegant and polite.
5. What is the idiom in which the first word in a four-character idiom is Wen? What is the idiom whose first word is Wen?
Article digression: The meaning in the article does not match the topic. Refers to people who can't speak or write articles on the subject.
There is no dot in the text: dot: draw a dot to indicate deletion. The article is written in one go and does not need to be revised. Describe quick thinking and skillful writing skills.
Literally: from: obey, obey; Shun: smooth. Refers to the fluency of an article.
Four Treasures of the Study: Vulgarity refers to pen, ink, paper and inkstone.
The style of writing does not move: it does not move at all. Describe without any damage or change.
Cover up mistakes: words and decorations: cover up; Right and wrong: wrong. Cover up your mistakes and mistakes with beautiful words.
Wen Jun's new widow: refers to a woman whose husband died shortly.
Wen Jun Xinyi: yi: It used to mean that women get married, but here it means remarriage. Zhuo Wenjun married Sima Xiangru of the Han Dynasty. Later, it refers to widow remarriage.
Illiteracy means that the article is not good at words and content.
Literati who like to play with words are often immoral.
Scholars despise each other, that is, scholars despise each other.
The style of the article is very similar to the author's personality.
Wen Tao's Wu lue Dao: refers to Liu Tao, an ancient art book, which contains six Tao of Wu, Wu, dragon, tiger, leopard and dog; Abbreviation: refers to "three abbreviations", ancient art of war, three volumes. For example.
Wu Tian: at ease; Play: Have fun. Civil servants are free and unfettered, while military attaché s wander for pleasure. Refers to officials who only covet comfort, eat, drink and be merry, and don't care about state affairs.
Both civil and military texts: literary talent; Wu: Wushu. Be able to be literate and martial, and be outstanding in literary talent and martial arts.
Civil and military ways, one after another, relax the culture and martial arts: referring to Zhou Wenwang and Zhou Wuwang. Combining leniency with severity, this is the way for King Wen to govern the country. Now it is used to describe the tension of life and the fatigue of work.
Source of the text: learning; Line: conduct; Out: be an official; Location: seclusion. Always refers to the scholar's knowledge, conduct and attitude towards official retirement.
The text is elaborated by "Loading and Stretching"; Tao: Truth generally refers to thought. Refers to an article that tells the truth.
Hate begets hate: disgust. Articles hate lucky people. Describe a talented person whose experience is very bad.
Wenzhi Wushu is a political and military metaphor.
6. What are the characteristics of idioms? 1, with stable structure. Generally, parts cannot be replaced at will.
2. Honesty in the sense. Idioms are long-term fixed phrases or phrases with concise form and incisive meaning. Idioms are mostly composed of four words, but there are also three or more words.
Idiom is a major feature of traditional culture in China, which has a fixed structure and a fixed sentence, indicating a certain meaning. It is applied to a sentence as a whole, with subject, object, attribute and other components.
A large part of idioms are passed down from ancient times, and the words used are often different from those used in modern Chinese. They represent a story or an allusion.
Some idioms are just a miniature sentence. Idiom is a ready-made word, similar to idioms and proverbs, but slightly different. Idioms are a bright pearl in China culture.
Extended data:
Fixed phrases comes from ancient classics or works, historical stories and people's oral stories. It is a unique and long-used fixed phrases in ancient Chinese vocabulary.
The meaning of idioms is incisive, often implied in literal meaning, rather than simply adding up the meanings of their components. Its structure is tight, and it is generally impossible to change the word order, extract or increase or decrease its components at will.
Its form is mostly four characters, and there are also some three characters and multi-characters, which are mostly composed of four characters. Simply put, idioms are words that are well known, can be quoted from classics, have clear sources and allusions, and are highly used.
Idioms are different from proverbs: proverbs are mostly sentences rather than phrases. Proverbs are often used in people's spoken language, but seldom used in articles. Proverbs often have a strong colloquial color, unlike idioms with a classical Chinese color.
Proverbs are not as neat as idioms. For example, proverbs like "Sit on the mountain and watch the tiger fight" and "A crow is as black as a crow" are not so neat. Of course, if these proverbs must be called idioms, they are barely acceptable.