1. Forest: deep mountain and old forest [L forest]
Description: Beyond the remote forest, the remote forest is inaccessible.
From: Modern Qin Mu's "Mangyuan Yusi": "There are still some people who drill into the deep mountains and forests to find ginseng, pick fungus and mushrooms."
Second, drench lín: incisively and vividly [[lín lí jìn zhì]]
Explanation: dripping wet: describe dripping wet, metaphorically dripping wet, dripping wet; Incisively and vividly: play to the extreme. Describe an article or speech that is very full, thorough, or very enjoyable.
From: Ming and Li Qing's Addendum to the Notes of Sanyuan Chongzhen: "(Liu Ruoyu) wrote Lun Heng Ce to describe the tune in the well, and the arrogance of Ji and Wei Zhongxian was also incisive, which was undoubtedly adopted by historians."
The book "Deliberation" by (Fool) describes the second largest scale well, and the arrogance of Hakka and Wei Zhongxian is also incisive, which historians will undoubtedly adopt.
Three. Linlin: Yu Pei Ganlin.
Description: Sufficient and sweet rain. The metaphor is profound.
From: The Twenty-eighth Chapter of Ming's Four Sages: "Love is long, love is long, rain is heavy, and it is gaunt and fragrant."
Love has a long meaning, love has a long meaning, heavy rain, haggard and fragrant.
Four. Neighborhood: neighborhood
Explanation: Neighbors around. It is also a metaphor for other closely related units.
Said by: The Journey to the West, courtesy of Wu Ming: "Clouds come and fog go, stones fly and sand fly, scaring my neighbors and making them fidgety."
Verb (abbreviation of verb) forest: a tree without forest
Explanation: A tree can't be a forest. Metaphor personal strength is limited, can't do great things.
From: Han Cuijian's "Da Zhi": "A big tree attracts the wind, and a single tree does not make a forest."
A tree is tall without shade, and a single tree cannot make a forest.