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There are a total of 2,372, of which 1,958 are 4-character idioms: sad but not sad, love can't bear to let go, love can't let go, ambiguous, don't forget the danger, don't move the soldiers, don't lift the soldiers, can't hold back, don't deceive in the dark room, and don't be arrogant.

The idioms that contain no words are as follows:

Unexpected, worthwhile, no room for the best, fragmentary, unacceptable, outstanding, picking rafters, not worrying, not offending, not distinguishing from the grass, accidents, closed doors, reserved, evil does not go to good, only riding not reverse, happy and mishapty, all-encompassing, big festivals do not take away, change does not live, words and deeds, vulgar unbearable, do not say, do not fall, eat but not melt, the threat is not solemn, single-minded, unscrupulous, unscrupulous, non-money, ears do not leave the cheeks, tried and tested, love can not put down, intended to be immoral, Do not do it, crooked, rampant lawlessness, tireless, day and night, do not enter, thrifty and not courteous, do not do clean, not worth a smile, unyielding, do not hesitate, soldiers do not stain the blade, do not do it, wandering do not see, do not say, press the nail does not move, light but not tired, the age is not climbed, cover is not self-controlled, do not look at it, expensive does not call arrogance, good and bad do not distinguish, not secondary, scenery is not different, unpredictable, inappropriate, not right, undetached, uninhibited.

Injustice: White: Figured it out. There is no justification or clearing.

Invincible: The original meaning means that those who are good at fighting wars have the certainty of victory and will not fall into the situation of defeat. The latter generally refers to having a full grasp of success.

Neither humble nor arrogant: low: low, inferior; Kang: Arrogant. It means to have a proper sense of proportion towards people, neither to be low-voiced nor arrogant.

Do not distinguish wheat: 菽: beans. I can't tell which is the bean and which is the wheat. Describe stupidity and ignorance. The latter described a lack of practical production knowledge.

Unorthodox: Pattern: Pattern, rules. It means that there are no rules for words and deeds, and they are not the same.

Don't be ashamed to ask: Be willing to learn from people who are less educated or have a lower status than yourself, and not feel embarrassed.

As expected: the subject matter changed, as expected. The description was accurate.

The list is as follows: 1. Not humble or arrogant: It refers to having a proper sense of proportion towards people, neither trembling and whispering, nor arrogant;

2. No tea or rice: It means that you don't think about eating, and the shape of the ridge hole contains a lot of worries;

3. Not that is, not leaving: It means that people are neither close nor alienated. It mostly refers to the relationship between people who seem to be close to each other, and who seem to be sparse but not sparse;

4. Not hurrying or slow: It means that you can master the appropriate rhythm of doing things, and you are not in a hurry or slow;

Not humble, not arrogant, unyielding

Unbreakable, unaware

No, no. Fourth, impartiality

No scabs, no, no

Nondescript, uncompromising

Not angry, not in a hurry

Not arrogant, not impatient, not oak, that is, not leaving

No vines, no branches, no fighting, no acquaintance

Ignore it, don't bridge like a group, don't let go

No pain, no itching

No birth, no death, no disease, no slowness

Not up, not down, not silent

Unhurried, lukewarm,

Don't ask, don't show, don't show

Silent, silent, silent

Unkindness and injustice.