I know the overall meaning of several idioms, but I don t know why they are interpreted this way?

Mo Rebellion: No resistance, harmonious feelings; Communication: Communication, friendship. Refers to a very good friend.

The word sanctimonious.

Pronunciation: dào mào àn rán

Interpretation Taoism: a serious and serious appearance; Kishiran: Arrogant. Refers to a serious demeanor and a serious look.

Term: Craftsman's Stone Transports Gold.

Pronunciation: jiàng shí yùn jīn

Interpretation Craftsman: craftsman; Shi: the name of the person; Transport: 抡; Jin: Axe. Originally, it refers to the carpenter's stone axe to cut off the white ash on the tip of the Yingren's nose, without hurting the Yingren's nose. Later, it was used to describe exquisite skills.

Vocabulary for self-use.

Pronunciation: shī xīn zì yòng

Interpretation of Teacher's Heart: Taking the heart as a teacher, here refers to only believing in oneself; Self-use: Acting according to one's own subjective intentions. Described as self-righteous and unwilling to accept the correct opinions of others.

Friends who are inseparable - friends who have the same heart and mind to each other, and have deep friendship. "Zhuangzi: The Great Master": "The four of them looked at each other and smiled, not against their hearts, so they became friends."

Mo Rebellion: It is said that the two hearts are connected, and there is no conflict or estrangement. "The Biography of Sima Ying in Northern History":

With the tour set, as much as a celebrity. and Xing Zicai, Wang Jing, etc., and are friends of Mo Rebellion. ”

Carrying the pound into the wind - the axe moves quickly, so there is wind, and the metaphor is highly skilled in skill. "Zhuangzi Xu Wu Ghost": "The Yingren chalky end of their noses, like fly wings, make the craftsman cut them off."

The craftsman stone is transported into the wind, and he listens to it, and the nose is not hurt, and the people of Yingli do not lose their face. "Chalky: White earth.

Diffuse: Smear. Jin :

Hatchet. Listen: Any.

Pick up people's teeth. It is a metaphor for picking up other people's words and half-words, and taking the travel posture as one's own words. The metaphor is taken from other people's language and literary reverence.

Cut and dried. Old scholars often say. It is a metaphor for words that people are used to hearing that have no new meaning.

The head is the Tao "Continuing the Lantern Record - Huili Dongyuan Zen Master": "The head is the Tao, and the law is complete." It means that after enlightenment, every word and every move is secretly in line with the Tao. The latter refers to speaking and acting in a very organized manner.

Afterword: The zebra's head ---

The head is the way. tóu

tóushì

dào Explanation: This is a Buddhist language, which refers to the omnipresence of the Tao. Later, he described his speech and acting as very organized. It also means that everything is right.

Source: "Continuation of the Lantern Record: Huili Dongyuan Zen Master": "Fang knows that the head is the Tao, and the law is complete." ”

Example: Look at the usage of the method of the steam engine that he talked about later, and the language is insider.

Qing Ji filmed the thirteenth episode of Weiwen's "City Voice".

It's a natural fit.

hún rán tiān chéng

Interpretation] describes the structure of the poem as tight and natural, and there is no trace of axe and chisel in the dictionary. It also describes the perfection and naturalness of human talents.

Speech] Tang Hanyu's "Shangxiangyang Yu Xianggong Shu": "Your Excellency has outstanding talents, and you have the virtue of being strong, and you are natural, and there is no shore." ”

Butterflies in my stomach.

qī shàng bā xià

Interpretation] describes the appearance of uneasiness and panic.

Song Zonggao said "Quotations of Zen Master Dahui Pujue": "Seven up and eight down in every square inch; Such as biting pig iron pegs; When there is no taste; Don't give up. ”

Zhengyin] seven; It cannot be pronounced as "qì".

synonyms] nervousness and uncertainty.

Antisense] peace of mind as if nothing happened.

Usage] often with "fifteen buckets (fetching water)" to form a post-break sentence. It is generally used as a predicate, a definite, and an adverbial.

Structure] combined.

Analysis] is different from "uneasy": it can only describe the mood; "Nervousness" is often used in written language.

Example sentence] The elder brother goes out; Mom is always in her heart; Fear that something will happen.