Afterword: The metaphor is not to one s own family, but to outsiders

Elbow outward?

But this isn't an afterthought.

Bigotry.

Synonyms] stubbornness, obstinate behavior, repeated teachings.

Antisense] lost and returned, the prodigal son turned back, and the precipice was reined in.

Interpretation] Persistence: stubbornness, persistence; Confused: confused; Enlightenment: Enlightenment. Persist in making mistakes without realizing them.

Use case] Quickly call Tian Jianxiu and the thieves to come and surrender, don't, go to a dead end! (Yao Xueyin, "Li Zicheng", Volume 1, Chapter 9).

If you have four words, you can eat inside and out, or turn your elbow outward.

Elbow outward

What is commonly used and often heard is an idiom and a colloquialism.

Elbow outward.

The parable is not directed towards one's own family, but toward outsiders. It is also said that the elbow is turned outward.

From Qing Wenkang's "The Biography of Children's Heroes" seven times. It is a metaphor for misunderstandings between one's own people because they don't know each other.

After the break, the flood washed the Dragon King Temple, and the family did not recognize the family. The metaphor was originally his own person, but because they didn't know each other, they had misunderstandings, conflicts, and disputes.

The parables were originally their own people, and they had conflicts and disputes with each other because they didn't know each other.

It is a metaphor for one's own people who do not know their own people.

When a person who loves you deeply changes for you, it is because he loves you, and when you meet someone, he puts away his stubborn temper for you; And because he loves you, he turns your interest into his interest when ,...Or because he loves you.

There is no reason to like someone, and there is no regret to give.

They all think it's worth it, as long as they can be with the people they love.

In fact, we all have some such people around us, but (you. I. He hasn't discovered that the person who knows you best will always be by your side to protect you and not let you have a trace of grievances; People who truly love you may not say many things that love you, but they will do many things that love you.

If you find someone like this around you, please cherish .......

Please remember! The stars that can't be picked are always the brightest, and the small fish that slip away are always the most beautiful. Missed movies, always the most watched, lost lover,

As time passes, the essence of the matter will be revealed, and by then it will be too late to regret it.

The past is gone, and we can only see the facts.

This is especially evident! No? Don't think of yourself as a lifetime thing.

It is not an idiom. But there is a certain significance.

An idiomatic phrase refers to a commonly used fixed phrase. Such as: messy, no matter what it is, no matter what it is.

1. Dead horses as live horse doctors, etc. Idioms are a fixed combination of idiomatic words, with close semantic integration and harmonious phonetics, and are independent lexical units used in the language, including idioms, proverbs, afterwords and idiomatic expressions. Idioms generally have two characteristics: structural stability and sense of wholeness.