1. A collection of inspirational 4-character idioms

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As long as there is determination, there is a way. With perseverance, things will eventually work out. Hearing the chicken and dancing: "In the middle of the night, I heard the crow of a wild chicken, and I woke up and said: "This is not an evil sound.

'Because it is dancing." Hearing the crow of the chicken, he got up and danced with his sword.

The latter is a metaphor for those who are determined to serve the country and rise up in time. He started from scratch and built a career through hard work and hard work.

Comeback The dust kicked up by people and horses running. Describes organizing strength and trying to recover after failure.

Morning bells and evening drums In ancient Buddhist temples, bells were rung in the morning and drums were beaten in the evening to tell the time, and were used to make people realize. To burn the boat is a metaphor for acting decisively and holding the determination to only look forward without looking back.

To write and join the army: "A man who has no other ambitions should just imitate Fu Jiezi. Zhang Qian made meritorious service in a foreign land in order to win a title. Is he able to serve for a long time?" Congrong: join the army, join the army. Throw away your pen and join the army.

Refers to the literati's metaphor that manpower can defeat nature. If you have a will, you will have a firm ambition. As long as you work hard, you will definitely succeed.

Good medicine tastes bitter. Good medicine that can cure diseases tastes bitter. It is a metaphor for speaking bluntly, admonishing and criticizing, although it may sound uncomfortable, but it is beneficial to people.

Sifang: the world. Have lofty ambitions and ideals.

Late bloomers and capable people have to go through hard work and become successful in their later years. Used to describe a person with great talent who starts his career late.

Determined to struggle and strive to become strong.

Keep improving: perfect, good; benefit: better. If you are good, please ask for better.

Strive to the upper reaches and work hard to strive for advanced and then advanced. Diligence can make up for weakness, which means that hard work can make up for the lack of talent.

It means that you have tried your best to be determined, strong, knowledgeable, and successful. 2. Severe four-character idiom

To eliminate evil and punish evil Punishment: Punishment.

Clear away evil spirits and punish bad guys. Source: Lu Xun's "Ji Ge Ji· Editor's Postscript": "He loved to read chivalrous novels, so he became crazy about chivalry. He insisted on eradicating evil and punishing evil everywhere, and encountered all kinds of failures."

Ci Yan means Zheng Ci: words, language; Yan: rigorous; meaning: truth; Zheng: pure. Refers to harsh words and pure principles.

Source: Huang Huang of the Yuan Dynasty, "Huguang and other places travel to Zhongshu Province Pingzhang Political Affairs to posthumously confer Wen Guogong the posthumous title Wuxuan Liu Gong's Shinto Stele": "In order to open up misfortunes and blessings, the words are strict and righteous, and tired Thousands of words." Ci Yan Yi Zheng Ci: words, language.

Meaning: Principle. Stern words and upright principles.

Source: Zhang Xiaoxiang of the Song Dynasty, "Ming Shou Zhao Fu Wen": "Ou Gong's letter is not only the beauty of calligraphy, but also the strictness and justice of words. After thousands of years, people have seen the rise. How can something be enough to insult the Duke?" It’s a gift.” The words are strict, the words are strict, and the principles are upright.

Same as "Strict words and righteousness". Source: "History of the Song Dynasty·Biography of Sun Changqing and Chu Jianzhong": "In Jianzhong, he was elegant in his ability to defeat the enemy, and his speech was strict and upright, especially in the hall."

Ci is strict and righteous Ci: words, language. Meaning: truth.

Stern words and upright principles. Source: Song Dynasty Zhang Xiaoxiang's "Ming Shou Zhao Fu Wen": "Ou Gong's letter is not only the beauty of calligraphy, but also strict and righteous in words. After thousands of years, people have seen the rise. How can it be enough to insult the Duke of this gift?"

The words are strict and the words are strict and the principles are upright. Same as "Strict words and righteousness".

Source: Liu Xun of the Yuan Dynasty, "Reclusion in Tongyi·Poetry 6": "Fan Wu is loyal to the emperor and patriotic, and his words are strict and upright. He has no time to feel sorry for himself, and he is in danger. His failure lies in sparseness.

"The words are strict and the meaning is upright.

The same as "the word is strict and the meaning is right". Source: Song Dynasty Ouyang Xiu's poem "Reading Zhang Li Ersheng's Essays and Presenting it to Mr. Shi": "Strict words have the right meaning and are not slang. , although the ancient flavor is light and mellow, it is not thin. "

Buddhism Zen monks often give a blow to a beginner when receiving a novice or give him a loud shout to urge him to wake up. It is a metaphor for a severe warning that prompts a person to wake up suddenly.

Source: Song Dynasty· Commentary on Puji's "Wudeng Huiyuan·Sir of Zen Master Huang Boyun·Zen Master Linji Yixuan": "When I went to the hall, the monk asked: 'What is the main idea of ??the Buddha's teachings? ’ The master also raised his whisk, and the monk drank, and the master also drank. When the monk makes a suggestion, the teacher strikes. "

Her words and facial expressions were harsh. Source: Chapter 38 of Gao Yunlan's "Small Town Spring and Autumn": "Although Teacher Hong Shan still scolded Shu Yin with harsh words, But attitudes have softened. "

Both crimes are punished: punishment. The two crimes before and after are punished together. Source: Yuan·Anonymous's "Flying Knife vs. Arrow" second fold: "If you win, you will lose the merit, if you lose, you will be punished." All punished. "

The punishment is inappropriate and the crime is appropriate: commensurate, resist. The punishment is not commensurate with the crime.

Source: "Xunzi Zhenglun": "If a husband's virtue is not worthy of his position, he will not be worthy of his official position. , rewards should not be merited, punishment should not be punished, and the crime is ominous. " Punish one person to persuade a hundred. Punish one person to punish everyone.

Source: "Who's Son" by Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty: "Punish one person to persuade a hundred people. If you don't punish him, it will not be too late. "Li Han's note quoted from "Zhongshuo": "When Mu Ruhui asked about politics, Confucius said: 'Reward one to persuade a hundred, fine one to punish all.

'" Chief culprit: leader; Kui: leader. The first culprit of crimes.

Source: Ming Dynasty Zheng Ruoyong's "Yujue Ji·Suo Ming": "Although it is Qian Po killed me, and Juannu was the culprit, so I chased him. " The sound is sharp and the look is sharp: rapid.

Speaking impatiently and having a stern face. Describes the expression when speaking when someone is angry.

Source: "Book of the Later Han Dynasty·Liu Kuan Biography": "Although In haste, there is no rapid expression. "Severe words and sharp words: rapidity.

Speaking impatiently and having a stern face. Describes the expression when speaking when someone is angry.

Source: "Book of the Later Han Dynasty·Liu Kuan Biography": "Although in the warehouse He died without any quick words or quick words. " Execution of the law on the spot: execution of the death penalty.

Execution of the death penalty at the place where the crime was committed. Source: Chapter 65 of "The Strange Current Situation Witnessed in Twenty Years" by Wu Jianren of the Qing Dynasty: "Because the case is serious and it is If there were a lot of cases, an on-the-spot execution was carried out. "

Mouth boiling and eyes red describes the appearance of a person who is emotionally excited, with a stern voice and face. Source: Volume 9 of "Han Shi Wai Zhuan": "Talk about a person's wrongdoings, look angry at the wrist, and utter harsh words. Boiling mouth and red eyes. "

Leniency and ferocity complement each other. Kuan: tolerance; Meng: severe, violent; Ji: complement each other. It means that political measures should be lenient and strict to complement each other.

Source: "Left" "Zhuan·Zhao Gong's 20th Year": "Government should be lenient if it is slow, and if it is slow, it will be corrected with fierceness; if it is fierce, it will be cruel, and if it is weak, it will be lenient." Broadness is used to support the strong, fierceness is used to support the lenient, and government is based on harmony. "

Lei Dong Feng Xing ① refers to the rapid changes in the movement of all things. ② It is a metaphor for the severity and swiftness of implementing administrative orders.

Lei Li Feng Fei ① As violent as thunder and as fast as wind. Same as "Thunder and Wind".

② Severe and powerful: violent.

As violent as thunder, as fast as the wind.

It also describes the execution of policies and laws. He acted vigorously and acted swiftly. Source: Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty, "Chaozhou Governor Xie Shangbiao": "Since your Majesty came to the throne, you have personally listened to everything, turned around, shut down and closed the door, and acted vigorously and resolutely. "

Lei Ling Feng Xing means to act vigorously and resolutely. As fierce as thunder and as fast as wind.

It is a metaphor for implementing policies and laws strictly and quickly. It also describes doing things with fierce momentum and quick action.

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Strict on the outside and amiable on the outside.

Li: severe, fierce. Bo: fragile.

Tough on the outside but cowardly on the inside. Source: Chapter 21 of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" by Luo Guanzhong of the Ming Dynasty: "Yuan Shaose is timid and timid, and he is always scheming. He cherishes his life when he does great things, and forgets his life when he sees small profits: he is not a hero."

Rewarding the virtuous and punishing the violent is the same as rewarding the good and punishing the evil. It means rewarding good people for good deeds and punishing evil people for bad deeds.

The profound and stern laws still speak of severe punishments. Harsh penalties and harsh laws.

Both voice and look are sharp. Voice: the voice and facial expression when speaking; Li: severe. His voice and face were stern when he spoke.

Source: "Book of Jin: Chronicles of Emperor Ming": "(King) Dunsu, with his emperor's divine power and bright strategy, gathered all the officials and asked Wen Qiao: 'How can the crown prince be called virtuous?' Both his voice and his appearance were stern, and he must want to The envoy has something to say." The corpses were cut into pieces and severe punishments were given to those who committed the most heinous crimes.

Source: Chapter 52 of "Water Margin" by Shi Naian of the Ming Dynasty: "Lin Chong shouted: 'You are a robber who harms the people, I will kill you in the capital sooner or later, and you will bully the emperor and treacherous ministers. Qiu, if the corpse is broken into thousands of pieces, it will be enough. '" Tianwang Huihui Tianwang: the net of heaven; Huihui: broad appearance.

It means that the way of heaven is like a big net. Bad people cannot escape from this net, and they will be punished for doing evil. Source: "Laozi": "The sky is vast, sparse but not missing."

The master of questioning is a metaphor for a person who comes to make severe accusations. Source: Qing Dynasty Pu Songling's "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio·Ge Jin": "The sun has set towards the morning, and I rejoice in the teacher who has no guilt."

Summer is scary. It is as scary as the scorching sun in summer. It is a metaphor for being harsh and orderly. 3. The four-character idiom of **苏*

Idiom vocabulary

Explanation

As expected, the change in the cause was expected.

At a loss what to do: placement, processing. Don't know what to do. Describes a difficult or confusing situation.

I don’t know why. So: the reason. Don't understand why this is the case. Refers to not knowing the reason.

I don’t know what to say. Say: Say. I don’t know what that means. Describes the content of the speech as confusing and incomprehensible.

Don’t know where to end. End: the end, the ending. No ending or whereabouts known.

A ruler is short, an inch is long. Short means insufficient, long means more than enough. Each metaphor has its strengths and weaknesses, and each has its merits.

Follow your own desires and do whatever you want.

An inch is shorter than a ruler, but it shows its length when used in shorter places. It is a metaphor that ordinary people or things will also have their strengths.

The answer is not what was asked. The answer is not what was asked.

Disappointed means that the original hope has been completely disappointed.

General trend General trend: refers to the entire situation. The development trend of the entire situation.

The person who hides the elixir is Chi. It is a metaphor that you must choose your friends carefully.

Get it in its place. Place: place, environment. Found a place that suited him. Refers to getting an ideal placement.

To seize what others like. To take away the people or things that others like.

A Qi Suo A: Qu Cong; Qi: His; Hao: Hobbies. Refers to catering to someone's hobbies in order to gain his favor.

Unbelievable Bandit: No; Yi: Ordinary. Refers to speech and behavior that are bizarre and eccentric, beyond what ordinary people can imagine based on common sense.

The direction of the edge: direction. Refers to the place where the spearhead points in the struggle.

Everyone does what he can.

Drawing on each’s strengths refers to being good at utilizing the strengths of things or people.

Each has its own strengths: strengths and advantages. Each has its own strengths and advantages. Generally speaking, it refers to talents. 4. Four-character idioms with the word enough

There is no four-character idiom with the word enough. Words containing the word "queu" include: "good taste", "good enough", "good enough", "good enough", "good enough" and "good enough".

Enough gòu

Definition

1. The quantity can meet the needs: money ~ or not ~? . I always feel like I don’t have enough time. I can’t stop hearing this song no matter how many times I listen to it~.

2. Reach a certain standard or a certain level: ~ grid. ~Conditions. Is the rope ~long~?

3. High degree of expression: the weather is ~cold. This chair is sturdy.

4. Reach out (with hands, etc.) to a place that is difficult to reach to touch or bring it: ~cannot reach. ~Get.

Extended information

1. Evolution of etymology

2. Comparison of glyphs

3. Explanation of related vocabulary

1. It’s enough [jìn gòu]

It’s also called “the hook”. Also known as "all enough". enough.

2. Meaningful enough [gòu yì si]

Reach a considerable level (mostly used to express appreciation): This review is very clear and logical, really~.

3. Gòu wèir [gòu wèir]

The workmanship has reached a very high level; it is meaningful; it is intriguing: he sang these two lines very well~.

4. Friendship enough [gòu jiāo qing]

Refers to deep friendship.

5. Enough [gòu jìnr]

The burden is extremely heavy; the degree is extremely high: a mule can pull so much coal, it’s really~. This chili is really spicy~. 5. Idioms that contain positive and negative characters

Idioms where the 1st and 3rd digits are antonyms:

Make a fuss in the streets and alleys, make a fuss over the talents, use the same but little difference, run here and there, look here and there, look at the past, use the present, and use the present to be different from the past. The ins and outs, sarcasm, internal and external cooperation

The opposite, the south, the north, the south, the north, the war, internal troubles and foreign troubles, the causes and consequences, the causes and consequences, the birth, the death, the death, the earth is shattering

The sky is turned upside down, the sky is thick, the sky is dark, the earth is dark, the sky is dark, the sky is righteous, the world is spinning, the world is spinning, the same bed, different dreams, different voices, different voices, different works, the same purpose, the world is different

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Be prepared, have no worries, speak, have no intention, have no name, have no spirit, have no energy, have no beginning, no end, no fear, have no head, no tail, no sky, no sun, no eyes, no courage, no plan, look left and right, look left and right, look left and right, look left and right, look left and right, look left and right, look left and right. Hou Gong

Fleeing east and west, scattering in the opposite direction, looking left and right, looking left and right, hoping to accumulate less and become more, toward Qin, Mu, Chu, being born and dying, giving up life and seeking death, advancing and retreating in a dilemma, looking east and west for an eternity, looking to the west, looking together and separated by gods

Three long, two short, weak, strong, strong, deep in water, hot, leaving early, returning late, taking advantage of strengths to make up for shortcomings, making a fuss, making a fuss, overqualified, and useless. With the same voice in the streets, life, parting, and death, the sky is clear and the sky is clear.

Life and death, life and death, the beauty of the willow, the beauty of the willow, the beauty of the willow, the beauty of the willow, the east and the north, the way to the north, the way forward, the back, the inside, the outside, the indolence, the indolence, the going forward, the deep, the simple, the internal troubles, the foreign troubles, all kinds of things

Neighbors left and right are shaken, the world is opened, and the world is opened, and the world is rejoicing

People come and go in the opposite direction, people come and go, people come and go, turn defeat into victory, turn enemy into friend, turn danger into danger, eliminate the rough and seize the essence, make mistakes, anticlimactic, anticlimax, the earth collapses, the world is shattered

Yang worships Yin and violates happiness, sorrow arises out of nothing, courage and courage arise out of nothing Looking for favors, leaning forward and backward, pinching the head and tail, seeking common ground while reserving differences, bowing left and right, hugging the left, hugging the right, embracing each other, first come, first served