What does it mean that the green head and horse face are not crossable? What does a green head mean

Making friends depends on the quality of the person.

Meaning: black hair. Described as young.

Synonyms of green head:

一、青年 [ nián qīng ]

Not very old (mostly refers to ten.

version of the age to twenty years).

Right of citation: Lao She "Black and White Li": "The fourth master is young, don't treat me as a cart puller." ”

二、年青 [ nián qīng ]

In the teenage years.

Qingtou bai is not a bad word, but sometimes Du is a little derogatory, this kid is too green.

dao (which means that this person's mind is too simple).

It means that a person is not mature enough to do things, simple-minded (simple-minded), inexperienced, and inexperienced;

It is usually what the elders say to the younger ones (if it is between peers, it means that they look down on you).

Some people are not worthy of your deep friendship, that is, don't dig out your heart and lungs, it's generally very ordinary.

It's just that you can't make friends with your heart, you can't communicate like a bosom friend, this person may have use value, society is like this, it's far from enough to have a bosom friend, what kind of people we need to face to contact, deal with complex interpersonal relationships, and have a bottom in your heart, so you can't make friends, don't make deep friends.

If you can't be a good friend, just be ordinary.

Don't be heart-to-heart to the other party, maybe the other party is not worth it.

It's just that you can't make friends with your heart, you can't communicate like a bosom friend, this person may have use value, society is like this, it's far from enough to have a bosom friend, what kind of people we need to face to contact, deal with complex interpersonal relationships, and have a bottom in your heart, so you can't make friends, don't make deep friends.

You should be talking about relying on the rich to bully the poor, relying on the rich to bully the poor is the kind of person who bullies the poor with money, and you can't get close. Duplicity is not incompatible, that is, the heart wants to talk about the West, and the heart and mouth are different, this kind of person is not allowed to make friends. The meaning of these two sentences is to tell people that these two kinds of people are not close to each other...

In ancient horses, the horse face is divided into straight head, concave head, wedgehead, half rabbit head and rabbit head, which should be the rabbit head horse face you say, and the red rabbit horse is the rabbit head horse.

Unopenable: open: open, unravel; Intersecting: staggered, entangled. Describe the inability to unravel or get rid of it.

Busy: It means very busy, overwhelmed with things at hand, busy to the point of exhaustion.

The English translation should be as busy as a bee. (busy as a bee), it's inextricable.

People have no habits and cannot be friends, and they have no affection; A person who is without blemish cannot have fellowship with him, and he has no true spirit. Explanation: "A person has no preferences, and it is difficult to have a deep friendship, because such a person is not infatuated and does not value affection, a person has no material, no real knowledge, and he can't learn anything by interacting with him." ”

From the late Ming and early Qing Dynasty essayist Zhang Dai's "Dream Memories of Tao'an". This sentence shows that there is a lack of the little bit of blood that is essential to make a person human. Associating with such people is either like eating chicken ribs, or seeking skin with tigers.

A person who has no fetishes is unrelatable, because such a person has no affection; A person who is not flawed is also unacceptable, because such a person has no true anger.

If a person doesn't have even the slightest fetish, is indifferent to everything, and looks indifferent, then can he be expected to be affectionate and righteous to his friends? If a person is so perfect that there is not the slightest flaw, then, can such a saint-like person give people a real feeling?

Zhang Daiyun of the Ming Dynasty: "People have no habits and cannot be friends, and they are not affectionate, and people are not flawed, and they are not true spirits." ”

A person who is neither addictive nor flawless, even-handed, cautious, and without the slightest personality, is either particularly cowardly and incompetent, or particularly scheming. Both lack "deep affection" and "true qi", and lack the little bit of blood that is essential to human beings. Associating with such people is either like eating chicken ribs, or seeking skin with tigers.

"People have no habits, they can't be friends, and they have no affection; People are flawless, and they cannot be interacted with, and they are not true to themselves. (Tao An Dream Memories Qi Zhi Xiang Habit).