Idioms and couplets, what is an idiom what is a couplet

Write an idiom that means "fast":

Read books quickly [one glance and ten lines].

Eat fast [gobble].

Walk fast [stride meteors, wind on the soles of your feet].

Fast change [capricious, changeable, ever-changing, ever-changing] fast time [time like an arrow].

Fast [answer like a stream].

Guess his implicit idiom:

9 inches + 1 inch = 1 foot - inch into the foot.

7 2 – No three, no four.

Collect 10 pairs of couplets:

1.People are diligent and spring comes early; Grass-haired cattle are fatter.

2.Niu Kaifeng Minoru scene; Yan dances on a sunny day.

3.Cattle plough the grasslands; Magpie heralds an auspicious year.

4.Cattle plough thousands of wild greens; Magpie makes a spring.

5.Cowbell Drifting Green Ridge; Yan Yu warm spring breeze.

6.Ox back fluttering spring song; Magpie tongue renews the gospel.

7.Ox Dance Harvest Year; Birdsong happy spring.

8.Feng Minoru Ox Zhi; Rich and strong with a pure heart.

9.Cuckoo spring calls; Morning glory and blessing.

10.Ugly spring into the house; The Year of the Ox is blessed.

Fun couplets 5 pairs.

The ship carries stones and stones, and the ship is lightly loaded.

Measure the length of the ground, and measure the length of the ruler.

Tomorrow is not bad luck in spring.

There is little surplus money throughout the year.

The red-faced Guan, the black-faced Zhang, the white-faced dragon, and the white-faced dragon protected Mr. Liu.

Treacherous Cao Xinyu Yin Xin Dong Zhuo Xin Xin seized Han Jiangshan.

Heaven makes the chessboard and the stars are the sons, who dares to play?

When the pipa road is a string, which one can play?

Ten thoughts, thinking of his wife, thinking of his son, thinking of his parents;

Thank you for your words, thank God for the king

Collect pavilion attic couplets 5 pairs:

1.Chengdu Du Fu Thatched Cottage.

When different generations are different, ask such a country, the dragon and the tiger leap a few poems;

Mr. also lives in the house, there is a long stay in the world, and the moon is white and the wind is clear.

2.Wuhan Yellow Crane Tower.

Rolling waves outside the railing, let the heroes of the ages, can't hold the big river to the east;

The sun and the moon are in the window between the windows, and at four o'clock, I have seen the yellow crane coming west.

3.Jiujiang Pipa Pavilion.

The lights and shadows are building, and the dark wind blows the rainy night;

The flowers are swaying, and the soul disappears when the bright moon circles the boat.

4.Chuzhou Drunken Man Pavilion.

Weng has been gone for 800 years, and the drunken country is still there;

The mountain travels six or seven miles, and the pavilion shadow is not lonely.

5.Peach Blossom Source Tao Yuan Ming Temple.

Speaking of immortals, when the thousand-year-old stone cave was opened, the people of the city still cultivated the fields and dug wells;

Reading into the ancient and modern, listening to the golden rooster wake up in the middle of the night, the rise and fall of the Qin and Han dynasties are all flowing water peach blossoms.

One glance and ten lines, gobbling up, will not be vicissitudes of life, the sun will turn and the stars will change.

Loyalty. Loyalty.

The righteousness is awe-inspiring. Selfless.

Deeply aware of the righteousness. Gao Feng Liang Festival, do your best, Mei.

Peach, plum and apricot. May scrambled for the lead.

Spring, summer, autumn, winter and spring are the first.

A family of peach and plum and apricot spring breeze.

Pine, bamboo, plum, and three friends.

Plum blossom. It will be naturally red.

The grass is still green in spring.

Couplets are a very interesting form of language in traditional culture, which emphasizes the equal number of words, the same structure, and similar or opposite artistic conceptions. Idioms can also be couplets.

Idioms are stereotyped words in Chinese vocabulary. Idioms, everyone says, into the language, so the idiom. Idioms are mostly four-character, but there are also three-character, five-character or even more than seven characters.

Idioms are a major feature of traditional Chinese culture, with fixed structural forms and fixed expressions, indicating a certain meaning, and are applied as a whole in sentences, taking on components such as subject, object, and definite. A large part of the idiom is inherited from ancient times, and it represents a story or allusion. Some idioms are just miniature sentences.

Idioms are also ready-made words, similar to idioms and proverbs, but also slightly different.

Basic explanation. A fixed phrase that is unique to the vocabulary of ancient Chinese and has been used for a long time, from ancient classics or writings, historical stories, and oral stories of people.

The incisive meaning of Cheng Qi's nonsense is often implicit in the literal meaning, not the simple addition of the meanings of its constituent components.

It is tightly structured, and generally cannot arbitrarily change the word order, remove or add or subtract components from it.

Its form is mostly four-character, and there are also some three-character and multi-character ones, most of which are composed of four-character characters. To put it simply, idioms are words that everyone knows when they say it, they can quote scriptures, have clear sources and allusions, and use them to a high degree.

Idioms are a kind of ready-made words that are similar to idioms and proverbs, but there are also slight differences, and secondly, in terms of language form, idioms are almost all conventional four-character structures, and the words can not be changed at will, while idioms and proverbs are always looser, more or less, not limited to four words.

For example, "cut the mess with a quick knife", "the power of nine oxen and two tigers", "the donkey's lips are not the horse's mouth", "the front is afraid of the wolf, and the back is afraid of the tiger", this is often said to be Xi quietly empty words; "It is better to see than to hear", "real gold is not afraid of fire", "where there is a will, there is a way", "the road knows the horsepower, and the people will see the hearts of the people over time", these are some empirical talks, which express a complete meaning, and belong to the category of proverbs. Idioms are not the same as idioms and proverbs.