Ask a simple language question! Idioms

I think you'll have to accept your cousin's opinion.

As the saying goes: people are poor and short-minded, but horses are thin and long-haired. "Horses are thin and have long hair".

Now it means: a metaphor for people who are poor and poor, they will appear to be depressed.

It is generally said: People are poor and short-minded, but horses are thin and long-haired.

Chen Shidao has a famous saying: People are poor and short-minded, and horses are thin and long-haired.

I support your point of view that people are poor and short of breath. Just like you say that people are not poor, and if you say that people are poor and short-minded, it is too demeaning for us toiling people. But when people are poor and talk, they have no confidence and their breath is short, but their ambition is still there.

It should be that people are poor and short-minded.

Roughly speaking, if people are poor, it will be difficult to achieve their goals and ideals.

There is also a limerick poem for your enjoyment:

People are poor and have a low tone of phrases.

The horse has long thin hair and weak energy.

The tanuki is as happy as a tiger.

Luopei Phoenix is not as good as chickens.

Someday the hair grows together.

The phoenix is the phoenix, and the chicken is the chicken.

Someday the dragon will get water.

I let the Yangtze River flow backwards.

One day the tiger will return to the mountain.

The down-and-out tanuki has no home.

Hero shortness of breath. Poverty takes away pith.

I'm sorry, but your cousin got it right.

Picture 1: Joy on the eyebrowsFigure 2: Eyebrows flirt.

Hundreds of birds and phoenixes. Pinyin].

bǎi niǎo cháo fèng 123

Meaning] 朝: 朝視; Phoenix: Phoenix, the king of birds in ancient legends. In the old days, it was a metaphor for the monarch who was holy and the world depended, and later it was also a metaphor for the people who were highly respected and respected.

Usage] as an object, a definite sentence; Used in written language.

Example] The Changchun dew wine that was faint in the jade bowl was also taken by the palace maid standing beside and poured into a large porcelain jar painted with a hundred birds and a phoenix. (Yao Xueyin, Oak Jing, "Li Zicheng", Volume II, Chapter 31).

synonyms] The stars hold the moon.

Once upon a time, the phoenix was just a very inconspicuous bird, and its feathers were very ordinary, not as dazzling as the legend suggests. But it has an advantage: it is very industrious, unlike other Liang Changshen birds that know how to play when they are full, but busy from morning to night, picking up the fruits thrown away by other birds one by one and storing them in the hole.

One year, there was a great drought in the forest. The birds couldn't find food, they were so hungry that they couldn't hold it anymore. At this time, the phoenix hurriedly opened the cave and took out the dried fruits and grass seeds that he had accumulated over the years and distributed them to everyone, and tide over the difficulties with everyone.

After the drought, in order to thank the phoenix for saving his life, the birds chose the most beautiful feather from their body and plucked it out to make a dazzling bird suit to the phoenix, and unanimously elected it as the king of birds.

In the future, every time the phoenix celebrates its birthday, birds from all over the world will fly to congratulate the phoenix, which is a hundred birds to the phoenix.

Not three or four, Zai Kai blind people and clouds, seven up and eight down, up and down, all of them are one heart, thousands of thousands, one fifteen ten, one is divided into two, one heart and two uses, one eye and ten lines, one horse in the lead, all living beings, thousands, unchanged, at first sight, heart to heart, not humble or overbearing, all directions, eight winds, ups and downs, small and stingy, thousands of people, such as crying, unkind and unjust, three three two two Sun Yin, perfect, one and a half will, a thousand miles a day, loyal to the two, Say a thought is empty, don't say two words, three poles on the sun, a star and a half, praise the father chasing the sun, Ye Gong is a good dragon, the bird of the bow, the opening of the good luck, good luck, right and wrong, a word and a deed, black and white, clear and clear, a grass and a tree, do not see the day, the horse to success, no equal, illiterate, no name, no money, no value, ignorance, in the ascendant, smile generously, fame and fortune, double pairs, pairs in pairs, a soldier and a pawn, a cloth with water, old and young.

Helping the needy, doing our best, going to the soup and fire, working hard, taking care of each other, being brave and brave, being brave and ambitious, and being brave and loyal.

Cheng Huan under the knees, Cheng Huan under the knees: Cheng Huan, refers to childhood; It means that children serve their parents;

Shushui Chenghuan: Shushui, refers to beans and water, refers to the thin diet, and describes the bitterness of life; refers to the devotion of the younger generation to the elders; This idiom refers to children providing for their parents, honoring their parents, and making them happy.

The latter can better describe a kind of filial piety in the hard life of children who still do not abandon their parents.

Hanging beam thorn strand (Sun Jing, picture poor dagger see (Jing Ke, dark Chen Cang (Liu Bang, on paper (

Zhao Kuo), all the grass and trees are soldiers (

Fu Jian), impressive (Lu Meng, obscure illness and avoid medical treatment (Cai Huangong, Wei Wei to save Zhao (Sun Bin, high mountains and flowing water (

Yu Boya and Zhong Zi).

Xiang Yu Zhuge Liang.

Wang Xizhi's Cao Pi.

Xiang Yu Zhao Kuo. Han Xin Zhao Gao.

Sun Bin Zhuge Liang.

Lin Xiang is like Goujian.

Cheap and hairy. Zu Ti Liu Bei.

Cao Cao Jing Ke.

Learn to be rich in five cars.

Glory and wealth, youth and strength.

The people are rich, the country is strong, the rich are robbed, and the poor are helped.

The country is rich and the people are rich, the country is rich and the people are safe.

Magnificent and rich to rival the country.

A rich country and a strong army, a rich country and a safe people.

Wealth and glory Wealth and pride.

Rich and colorful, prosperous and strong.

Rich and rich, it is still said that fame and fortune are good.

Wealth and glory In the old days, it was described as rich and powerful.

Wealth and glory Many people are high, illustrious and glorious.

Splendid. Wealth and glory.

Rich and graceful, if you can, give points.

Be diligent and be able to get rich, be diligent and thrifty.

1.Boasting, being ashamed, boasting, and self-righteous.

2.Maverick, different, self-styled, unique, unusual, ingenious, original.

Also: Slapping a swollen face and being fat is an idiom – a metaphor for preferring to pay the price and be hard to be incompetent. Source: Yao Xueyin's "Li Zicheng" Volume 1, Chapter 18: "However, brother, you don't want to slap a swollen face and pretend to be fat in front of my Lao Zhang, and you don't want help from friends." ”

1. Slap a swollen face and become fat.

2. Be unique.

The first : love vanity.

The second: Stand out from the crowd.

1. Pretend.

2. Maverick.

1.Keep up appearances.

2.Praise: Maverick is different.

Depreciation: Unconventional.