Can you help me collect more than 100 idioms?

Young and frivolous, young and vigorous, young and promising, over the age of old, merciful to his subordinates, born but not raised, young and old, Nestle can be graceful, the clouds are light and the wind is light, and the clouds are open and foggy.

Blatant, the media is marrying, Mingzhe protects his body, backache, the moon is bright and the stars are scarce, the beauty under the moon, the moon dances with cloud sleeves, the moon is clear and the wind is clear, the moonlight is sultry, and the butterfly shadow under the moon.

Camped. Peace of mind.

Frosty. Darkness Chencang.

The sea of bitterness is boundless. The road is one foot high.

Prestige is discredited. Hearts are eternal.

Strike while the iron is hot. Kick you when you're down.

Take advantage of the victory and chase the north. Take advantage of the firm.

Riding the brother's limbs to win the pursuit.

Take advantage of the momentum. Take the strength to drive the good.

Take advantage of the false line of fraud.

Take advantage of the situation and take advantage of the gap to make mistakes.

Take advantage of the gap. Ideal son-in-law.

The source is different, envy the world.

Dog lungs and wolf hearts.

Picking up gold, sacrificing oneself for others, seeing death as home, unyielding, indomitable Burly, slim, old-fashioned dragon clock, suit and leather shoes, graceful Listening to the ears, struggling, punching and kicking, turning heads and ears, looking left and right Raising eyebrows, angry eyes, fiery eyes, red ears, hot tears Tears, tears like rain, tearful eyes, tears like springs, howling and crying, smiling, smiling, laughing, smiling, smiling slightly Nervous, panicked, Sullen, excited, anxious • smiling, smiling, laughing, overjoyed, happy • angry, angry, furious, angry, gritting teeth • hateful, very hateful, hateful, hateful.

Dead soil.

bù máo zhī dì

Interpretation] Mao: Grains, grasses and trees that grow on the ground. Originally, it refers to a place where grains are not planted. The latter refers to the most desolate, barren or uncultivated places. It is also called "the land of the unspoken".

"The Legend of the Ram: The Twelfth Year of Xuan Gong": "Jun Rujin is mourning; The barren land of tin (given). ”

Zhengyin] ground; It cannot be pronounced as "de".

discernment] ground; Can't write "of".

synonyms] poor mountains and bad waters, poor countryside.

Antisense] the land of fish and rice, the land of abundance.

Usage] to describe desolate or uncultivated land. Generally used as the subject and object.

Structure] is more formal.

The blind leading the blind.

máng rén xiā mǎ

Interpretation] A blind man rides a blind horse. The metaphor is in an extremely dangerous situation. It is also a metaphor for running around and bumping around; Very dangerous.

Language] Southern Dynasty Song Liu Yiqing "The World Says New Words": "The blind man rides a blind horse; In the middle of the night, it is close to the deep pool. ”

Orthophonic] blind; It cannot be pronounced as "wánɡ".

Identification] blindness; You can't write "肓".

synonyms] walking on the ice near the abyss, walking on the thin and deep.

Usage] has a pejorative connotation. It is generally used as an object, a definite, and an adverbial.

Structure] combined.

Analysis] indicates that you are in danger due to indiscriminate bumping; or due to unknown circumstances; Difficult situation; "Walking on the ice and facing the abyss" means to be vigilant and cautious because of the difficult and dangerous situation.

Example sentence] When I first arrived in Guangzhou; Neither experience; and there is no one to rely on; Is.