1. The four-word idiom describing historical stories comes from the idiom of historical stories: three visits to the thatched cottage, an iron pestle to quench one's thirst, being owned by Zhao on all sides, being attacked on all sides, offering a humble apology, serving the country faithfully, never letting go of hanging beams, walking through walls, stealing light, describing the actions of characters: walking, cheering, helping the old and carrying the young, dancing, talking, leaning forward and running back. Like-minded, in the same boat, treat each other with sincerity, treat each other with sincerity, and ignore life and death, which shows that the rulers are rational: step by step, accumulate over time, learn the old and know the new, diligently make up for the birds, fly first, learn endlessly, drip water through the stone, work hard and open books is beneficial. Gild the lily, cover one's ears, buy gifts and return pearls to describe the momentum and atmosphere of things: impeccable, resolute, vigorous, shocking and unstoppable. Changhong Wan described the characteristics of the four seasons: chilly spring, full of spring, warm spring flowers, blooming flowers, all love Chunhua Qiushi, rainy days, scorching sun, steaming people, scorching sun, crisp autumn, pleasant ice and snow, and cold winter, and described prosperity: gathering together. The wedding was in full swing and the street was crowded with people. It was crowded with people. It is full of prosperity. It describes beautiful scenery and things: beautiful and magnificent. Magnificent, magnificent. Yuyuqionglou is wonderful and exquisite. It's icing on the cake. There are holes in the jade to describe the beautiful scenery: beautiful rivers and mountains fly to the clouds, and the water and sky are sparkling. The mountains overlap and the mountains and rivers are beautiful.

2. What historical figures do these four words represent? Han Xin refers to a deer as a horse, Zhao Gao steals light, and is an armchair strategist. In Taoyuan, a paradise in Zhao Kuo, Zhuge Liang, a cow, became a soldier, Yuan Shao's yellow robe was added to his body, and Lang tried to burn books and bury Confucianism. Qin Shihuang and Luoyang were expensive in paper, and thought secretly. Chen Cang and Liu Bang invited you to the urn, Wu Zetian and Wei Bian, and Confucius was afraid of illness and heard chickens dance. Zu Ti's Covenant Chapter III Liu Bang wears Yang Ji You with a hundred paces. For example, Yang Guifei throws a pen of Rong Ban Chao to make the finishing point. Zhang Sengyou returned to Zhao Lin in perfect condition, paying the living wage and tasting courage. Gou Jian visited Caotang, Liu Bei, Chengmen and Sydney Shi Yang.

3. Four-word idioms to describe ancient history: Warring States: Return to Zhao in perfect condition (Lin Xiangru), rescue Zhao by besieging the state of Wei (Sun Bin), withdraw from Miyake (Zhong Er), keep promise, recommend yourself (Mao Sui), offer a humble apology (Lian Po), talk on paper (Zhao Kuo), build a strong momentum (Cao Gui), buy a bone for 1,000 yuan (Guo Kun), and. ) Qin: A word of gold () refers to a deer as a horse (Zhao Gao) burning books to pit Confucianism (Qin Shihuang) poor figure Bi Jian (Jing Ke) hanging beams and stabbing stocks (Su Qin, Sun Jing) Han: a mouthful of rice gold (Han Xin) embarrassed on all sides (Xiang Yu) Three chapters of the contract (Liu Bang) An obedient child can teach (Sean) the last stop (Han Xin) a catty. Burn one's bridges (Xiang Yu) Don't let go of the book (Liu Xiu), sneak past Chen Cang (Liu Che), fall on one's feet (Xiang Yu), join the army with a pen (Ban Chao), wrap yourself up with a horse (Ma Yuan), the more the better (Han Xin), the older you are (Ma Yuan), the grass ear (Xiao He), Cao Can) Don't Face the Elder in Jiangdong (Xiang Yu) Three Kingdoms: Do your best (Zhuge Liang) to take care of the thatched cottage (Liu Bei) to cook beans and burn grass (Cao Zhi) to take warning (Monroe) to be a novice (Zhuge Liang) to be happy without thinking about Shu (Liu Chan) to write poetry in seven steps (Cao Zhi) to exaggerate (Ma Su) to take seven wins and seven verticals (Cao Zhi). I only owe Dongfeng (Zhou Yu, Cao Zhi)

4. Four-word phrases about historical figures, together with their short stories, make every tree a soldier. This sentence is from Jin Fu Jane.

In the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Qiang Qin always wanted to annex the State of Jin, and Fu Jian, king of Qin, personally led 800,000 troops to attack the State of Jin. General Xie of the State of Jin led 80,000 soldiers and horses to battle.

Fu Jian is, of course, arrogant, didn't see the disparity of gold strength. However, who expected that the vanguard of the vanguard troops was defeated in the first battle with 8 Jin J, Fu Jian panicked.

He and his younger brother Fu Rong went to the front to inspect in the evening. He saw that Jin Jun's lineup was neat and his morale was high. Even the vegetation on Bagong Mountain, where 8 Jin J is stationed, is like a mountain full of soldiers! Then, in the battle of Feishui, Qin Jun was completely defeated and suffered heavy losses. Fu Jian, the king of Qin, was injured himself, and his younger brother Fu Rong was also killed. Fu Jian fled in a hurry. When he heard the wind and birds singing, he thought it was the enemy's pursuer again.

According to this historical fact, later generations created the idiom "nothing happens, nothing grows". In the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Fu Jian, king of Qin, took control of northern China.

In 383 AD, Fu Jian led 900,000 infantry and cavalry to attack the rulers in the south of the Yangtze River. Jin generals Xie Shi and Xie Xuan led eighty thousand troops to resist.

Fu Jian learned that 8 jin j strength is insufficient, just want to seize the opportunity, quick attack. Unexpectedly, 250,000 vanguard troops in Fu Jian were unexpectedly defeated by 8 Jin Army in Shouchun, and suffered heavy losses. The general was killed and more than ten thousand soldiers were killed or injured.

Qin Jun's spirit fell sharply, his morale was shaken, and the soldiers fled in panic. At this point, Fu Jian saw the 8 jin j in Shouchun city, and his fighting spirit was high. Then he looked at Bagong Mountain in the north, and saw that every grass and tree on the mountain looked like nomads from the army.

Fu Jian turned to his younger brother and said, "What a powerful enemy this is! How can we say that the 8 Jin Army is insufficient? " He regretted underestimating his enemy. The bad start cast an ominous shadow on Fu Jian's mind, and he made his troops deploy on the north bank of Feishui in an attempt to turn the tide by virtue of geographical advantages.

At this time, Xie Xuan, the general of the Jin army, told Qin Jun to step back a little and make way for a river. Fu Jian did Sarah laugh. The general of the Jin army didn't know the common sense of fighting. He wanted to take advantage of the fact that the Jin army was busy crossing the river and it was difficult to fight, so he gave it a surprise attack, so he readily accepted the request of the Jin army.

Who knows, when the military order to retreat came out, it fled like a flood, while the Jin army tried to cross the river in pursuit, abandoned its helmet and abandoned its armor, and the bodies were everywhere. Fu Jian fled with an arrow.

This story comes from Jin Shu's Fu Jian Zhai Ji. The idiom "all plants are soldiers" describes nervous and paranoid panic psychology.

5. Four-word idioms describe history: the last battle (Han Xin) belongs to Zhao (Lin Xiangru), offering a humble apology (Lian Po), quenching thirst by looking at Mei (Cao Cao), besieged on all sides (Xiang Yu), cross the rubicon (Xiang Yu), resting on its laurels (Gou Jian), an armchair strategist (Zhao Kuo) refers to a deer as a horse (Zhao Gao), visiting Caotang (Liu Bei), and (Kun) when the incident happened. Bird of God (Lei Geng) Flowing water in the mountains (Yu Boya, Zhong Ziqi) The word (Lv Buwei) refers to a deer as a horse (Zhao Gao) Sun Jing) A meal of 1,000 yuan (Han Xin) Three chapters of the contract (Liu Bang) A willing son can teach (Sean) Cross the rubicon (Xiang Yu) Never let go of the book (Liu Xiu) The golden house hides the charming (Han Xin) and secretly crosses the Chen Cang (Han Xin) Cao Can) Shameless to see Jiangdong's elder (Xiang Yu) devote himself to cooking beans and burning flasks (Cao Zhi). He is impressed (Lv Meng), a rookie (Zhuge Liang), a seven-step poet (Liu Chan) (Cao Zhi), an exaggeration (Ma Su), seven escapes and seven verticals (Zhuge Liang) and a nod (Huang Zhong).

6. The four words describing the expression of the characters are fussy, fussy, fussy, inexplicable, calm, absent-minded, calm, calm, dumbfounded, dubious, respectful, mumbling, engrossed, cheerful, stunned, lost, stunned and indecisive. Stunned, flustered, hesitant, embarrassed, unable to help laughing, gloating, as if nothing had happened, thoughtful, amiable, depressed, flattered, suspicious, uneasy, furious, angry, anxious, all ears, all ears, all eyes, all eyes, all eyes, all eyes. All eyes, all eyes, all eyes, smile at their own eyes, stare at their own eyes, be angry with their own eyes, be overwhelmed with anger, laugh with tears, sigh with tears, laugh with laughter, laugh with laughter, laugh with laughter, meditate with self, laugh with ease, get carried away, panic with panic, smile with joy, worry with sorrow, laugh with sorrow. Glowing with a captivating smile, frowning with a playful smile, staring blankly at each other (1) Idioms describing the appearance of characters: talented and beautiful, graceful, paunchy, big waist, long hair fluttering, squatting, well dressed and handsome (2) Idioms describing the movements of characters: agile and fast. Dancing, bared his teeth, (3) idioms describing the characters' demeanor: stupefied, dumbfounded, energetic, absorbed, absorbed, beaming, tongue-tied, blinking, smiling, staring, (4) idioms describing the characters' mood: indecisive, uneasy, anxious, uneasy.