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Anonymous users2024-02-06Food for thought. Getting rich – getting rich because you have acquired a lot of money and working hard – making up your mind and striving for progress.
Make a fortune -- develop the family business, make the family rich, and make the family rich. Indulgence: indulgence, but also through the "trace". Spot the trail of the beast and instruct the hounds to follow and pursue. The metaphor is to secretly manipulate the command.
Work hard - Strive to be strong: Energetic and full of emotion; Figure: Seek; Strong: Powerful. Cheer up and seek to be strong.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Give orders, be indignant, be thought-provoking, carry forward, be angry and forget to eat, and be benevolent.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Idioms at the beginning of the word :
Get rich, make a fortune, make a house and seek a civet, get rid of it, make a deaf person, make a precedent, make no shortcuts, make a fortune, carry forward it, work hard, work hard, make a joke, make a fool, hide it, hide it, make a deaf one, make a joke, make a joke, make a government and be benevolent, be angry and self-reliant, make people think deeply, send a longitudinal command, send a person to solve doubts, carry it forward, work hard to be strong, be angry and strong, etc.
Explanation of terms: 1. Get rich.
Fa Cai Zhi, a Chinese idiom, pinyin is fā cái zhì fù, which means to become rich because of the acquisition of a large amount of wealth.
Linked; as a predicate; It refers to gaining wealth and becoming rich.
2. Hair picks and hides.
The Chinese idiom, pinyin is fā zhāi jiān yǐn, which means to expose the hidden bad people and bad things, and to describe the shrewdness of governing political affairs. From "Northern History, Biography of the Followers, Liang Yanguang".
3. Seek raccoon dogs.
The Chinese idiom is fā wū qiú lí, which means to demolish a house in order to catch a raccoon cat.
The parable is small and the big is lost. From "Huainanzi Saying Mountain Training".
4. Hair and unties.
发蒙解線, a Chinese idiom, pinyin is fā méng jiě fu, which means to enlighten ignorance and release bondage. From "The Book with Gu Zhenxi".
Fameng: enlightening obscurantism; Unbind: Untie off.
5. Enlightenment.
发蒙振聩, a Chinese idiom, pinyin is fā ménɡ zhèn kuì. It means that the voice is so loud that even the deafness is deaf.
of those who can hear it; The metaphor uses words to awaken the numb. From the "Supplement to the Poetry of Suiyuan".
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Anonymous users2024-02-03With the beginning of this word, indignant, thought-provoking, and carried forward, such idioms are.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02Get rich, make a fortune, make a house and ask for a raccoon, get rid of the bondage, make a deaf, make a precedent, make no shortcuts, make a fortune, carry forward, work hard, work hard, work hard, make a joke, make a fool, hide and ambush, make a deaf, make a joke, make a joke, make a government and be benevolent, be angry and self-reliant, make people think deeply, send a longitudinal command, send a puzzle, carry forward, work hard, be angry, and strive to be strong
Deaf and deaf, angry and wearing, leading a thousand jun, and fainting.
Ten. First, the emperor is big and thought-provoking.
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Anonymous users2024-02-01Idioms at the beginning of the word :
Get rich, make a fortune, make a house and seek a civet, get rid of it, make a deaf person, make a precedent, make no shortcuts, make a fortune, carry forward it, work hard, work hard, make a joke, make a fool, hide it, hide it, make a deaf one, make a joke, make a joke, make a government and be benevolent, be angry and self-reliant, make people think deeply, send a longitudinal command, send a person to solve doubts, carry it forward, work hard to be strong, be angry and strong, etc.
Explanation of terms: 1. Get rich.
Fa Cai Fu, Chinese Cheng Hui buried language, pinyin is fā cái zhì fù, which means to become rich because of the acquisition of a large amount of wealth.
Linked; as a predicate; It refers to gaining wealth and becoming rich.
2. Hair picks and hides.
The Chinese idiom is fā zhāi jiān yǐn, which means to expose the source of the hidden bad people and bad things, and to describe the shrewdness of governing political affairs. From "Northern History, Biography of the Followers, Liang Yanguang".
3. The source of the state is to seek the raccoon.
发屋求狸, a Chinese idiom, pinyin is hui burying fā wū qiú lí, which means demolishing a house in order to catch a raccoon cat, which is a metaphor for losing a big cat because of a small one. From "Fan Bi State Huainanzi Said Mountain Training Fan Bi State".
4. Hair and unties.
发蒙解線, a Chinese idiom, pinyin is fā méng jiě fu, which means to enlighten ignorance and release bondage. From "The Book with Gu Zhenxi".
Fameng: enlightening obscurantism; Unbind: Untie off.
5. Enlightenment.
发蒙振聩, a Chinese idiom, pinyin is fā ménɡ zhèn kuì. It means that the sound is so loud that even the deaf can hear it; The metaphor uses words to awaken the numb. From the "Supplement to the Poetry of Suiyuan".
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