First of all, powerful

Vernacular explanation: describes the extensive growth of things or the huge flow of people.

Dynasty: Song Dynasty

Author: Fan Zhongyan

Source: Yueyang Tower: "Vast; The horizon is endless. "

Broad and powerful, boundless.

Second, be quiet.

Vernacular explanation: there is no sound, no murmur and noise.

Dynasty: Qing dynasty

Author: Wu Zhuo

Source: The Legend of the Flying Dragon: "I saw Kuang Yin sleeping on the bed, quiet, and there was a real red dragon in that door."

I only saw Zhao Kuangyin sleeping in the bed. There is no sound, no noise and noise. There is a real red dragon in that door.

Third, all kinds

Vernacular explanation: refers to all kinds, many kinds.

Author: Liezi

Source: Liezi Tian Rui: "Tangible, tangible, colored, colored."

Translation: Where there is a body, there is the substance that produces it; Where there is sound, there are sound substances that produce sound.

Fourth, just so-so.

Vernacular explanation: Describe doing things carelessly and casually.

Dynasty: modern

Author: Mao Dun

Source: Midnight 12: "Those eight factories, with more than 400 thousand, are just so-so."

Five, in a flurry

Vernacular explanation: describe panic and unstable behavior.

Dynasty: Ming dynasty

Author: Feng Menglong

Source: "Yu Shiming's Ci and Chen Yushi's Clever Exploration of Jinchai Hall": "I am dressed neatly, my feet are in a hurry, and I look at the garden gate."