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Idioms about adventure
Idioms include: exploring the Olympics, exploring the depths, watching movies, groping in secret, and tracing back to the source.

1, exploring Austria [tàn ào suǒ yǐn] is still exploring Austria. Explore the profound truth and look for hidden things.

Out: Yun Qi's Seven Signs Volume 1: "Who can glimpse his Sect when exploring the Olympics?"

Who can really see through profound truths and hidden things?

2. Goushen seclusion [g not u sh ē n su ǒ y ǐ n] refers to delving into profound knowledge and exploring hidden things.

Out: The Book of Changes: "Explore its hidden, hook its deep and reach its far."

Translation: Only by exploring complex images, seeking mysterious things and seeking far-reaching Tao can people achieve a far-reaching future.

3. In the dark [mí ng xí ng zh zh í]: dim; Stealth: walking at night; "point"; Hey: the ground. Walking in the dark at night is like a blind man walking on the ground with a cane. Metaphor learning to ask questions, not knowing the way, groping in secret.

Out: Han's "Cultivation of Law Eyes": "It's just a ghost."

I have been walking in the dark for a long time.

4. grope in secret [à n zh! To seek and explore. Looking in the dark. After metaphor without guidance, study alone.

Chapter 11 of Feng Yuxiang's My Life: "In progress and practice; Completely groping in secret; I don't know how many embarrassing roads I have taken. "

5. Go back to the source [tàn Yuán süLiú] to explore and seek the root of things.

Appearance: Wang Qingshizhen's "Ran Deng Jiwen": "When writing poetry, you must first distinguish the philosophers."

Translation: To learn to write poetry, to explore and seek the root of things, we must first distinguish the schools of various schools.