How to use a moth to a fire as a metaphor for love

It expresses that he will work hard for love, and he will love and pay with his life in love.

Moths to fire is a Chinese idiom, from Sui Yao Cha and other "Liang Shu to Irrigation Biography".

This idiom means that the moth pounces on the fire, which is a metaphor for self-defeating and self-destruction. Its structure is verb-object, which can be used as a predicate, adverbial, and definite in the sentence; Derogatory.

Idiom meaning. People chase fame and fortune like moths to a fire. Moths to the fire, people laugh at their stupidity; And those who chase fame and fortune to the point of ruining their reputation are even more ridiculous.

For the sake of fame and fortune, people work hard, work hard, and work hard. For the sake of fame and fortune, people plan, busy, and rush. As everyone knows, the pursuit of false fame is a major weakness of people and a scourge that harms others and themselves.

People should laugh at fame, pursue careers, and not be involved in fame and fortune.

Written usage. Moths to fire, meaning moths to the fire, metaphorically seeking their own death and self-destruction. This idiom has a derogatory connotation, and is generally used as a predicate, adverbial, and definite in a sentence.

Examples of applications. Yuan Yang Xianzhi's "Xiaoxiang Rain".

I have always been unable to find him, but he has come to throw himself today, is he not a moth to a fire, begging for death to eat? ”

A moth to a fire can't meet love, it's a person's unilateral and complete dedication, unreserved dedication to the other party, but not in return.

Moths fighting fire can't be compared to love, and the love of moths fighting fire, don't do it, so it's really scarred and bruised all over your body in love.

Knowing that it would hurt completely, it would break the blood on the head, but it was still love without hesitation, knowing that it would hurt completely, and the head would break and bleed, but it still did not hesitate.

A moth to a fire is not a good fate, it is a love that you know is impossible, but you still have to try, which is a metaphor for the love that is not very favored by people.

The moth to the fire is a metaphor for love, which is equivalent to one person's continuous giving, and another person's continuous destruction, this kind of love is the saddest.

I run to you like a moth to a fire, and I don't hesitate because I love you.

Hello, I knew that I would be hurt completely, and I hit my head and bleed, but I still didn't hesitate. Like, if a cigarette falls in love with a match, it is destined to be hurt.

In love, moths to fire know that love is unattainable, but they are reluctant, which is an ignorant behavior; But in the eyes of insiders, it is a kind of bravery. Knowing that you can't do it, but you want to do it, this in itself is a kind of bravery that doesn't care about the consequences.

1. If a moth does not know that it is a fire when it is a fire, it is ignorance.

Just like when pursuing someone you like, you don't know if the other party likes it, you don't know each other well enough, and you don't even know what the other party's name is, what work they do, and in ** life, they rush up recklessly and express their love to each other.

In this way, the other party will feel that there is something wrong with the brain; For yourself, when you don't understand the status quo and don't know a person well enough, you confess because of impulse, which in itself is a decision with no good ending.

2. If when a moth fights a fire, it knows that it is fire but still insists, it is infatuation.

You like someone, you know that they don't like it, and even though you have been pursuing each other for a long time, the other person is still unmoved; Even so, they are still willing to pursue each other, and they don't want to give up until the last minute. This is infatuation, a reckless infatuation.

Moths flutter

Fire in love means that the du lover is hard to pursue and eat.

Zhi bitter fruit still does not give up.

Pinyin echo]: fēi é pū huǒ

Answer: The moth pounces on the fire, which is a metaphor for its own destruction.

From]: "Liang Shu to Irrigation": "Like a moth to the fire, how can you burn your body." ”

Translation]: Like a moth, how can he be stingy with his burned body when he goes into the fire for the sake of light?

Grammar]: verb-object; as a predicate, adverbial, and definite; Derogatory.

Desperate love, even if you know that the front is a dead end, you don't retreat forward, even if you are already bruised on the road, you don't regret moving forward.

There are in reality.

Everyone felt that it was fruitless, no one understood, no one supported. But still so desperate, even if it is all over the scales.

The injury is also righteous and has no hesitation.

Because of how important her existence is to him, he has been living in a dark world, it is she who lights up his life, he is so longing and yearning for her, how beautiful she is in his heart.

So he desperately wanted to get close to her, maybe he really didn't know that in the end she would bury herself, because he didn't think about it at all. Maybe he knows what the ending will be, but he still doesn't regret anything, even if it's only for a few seconds.

But his existence has no meaning for her, after all, she does not exist for him.

Regardless of everything, even if it is death, love it.

Brave. It expresses that he will work hard for love, and he will love and pay with his life in love.

Moths to the fire. Explanation]: The moth pounces on the fire, which is a metaphor for self-destruction.

From]: "Liang Shu to Irrigation": "Like a moth to the fire, how can you burn your body." ”

Translation: Like a moth that goes to the fire, is it stingy to burn itself?

Example]: He came to cast himself today, isn't he begging for death? The second fold of Yuan Yang Xianzhi's "Xiaoxiang Rain".

Grammar]: verb-object; as a predicate, adverbial, and definite; Derogatory meaning [synonyms] self-throwing nets, moths throwing fire, self-destruction, lamp moths to the fire, moths to the fire [antonyms] Mingzhe to protect one's life.

Love is a painful thing, even if you understand that love will hurt you, but you still have to love without hesitation, just like a moth to a fire, in order to get true love, it doesn't matter how much you are hurt.

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How to hide my sadness.

Lose your place.

Your hair is in a hurry.

I can't keep up anymore.

You can see it when you close your eyes.

Traces of your departure.

Searching in the moonlight.

The figure that misses.

If a breakup is the starting point of pain.

I'm willing to love again before the end.

I want to say love to you that I dare not say.

Will anyone understand.

I'll be in a daze and forget about you.

Then close your eyes tightly.

Thinking that one day someone will replace it.

Let me stop missing you.

I would be in a daze and smile.

Then close your eyes tightly.

Thinking about your gentle face that year again.

Before I forgot the noise.

You can see it when you close your eyes.

Traces of your departure.

Searching in the moonlight.

The figure that misses.

If a breakup is the starting point of pain.

I'm willing to love again before the end.

I want to say love to you that I dare not say.

Will anyone understand.

I'll be in a daze and forget about you.

Then close your eyes tightly.

Thinking that one day someone will replace it.

Let me stop missing you.

I'll be stunned and forget about you.

Then close your eyes tightly.

Thinking that one day someone will replace it.

Let me stop missing you.

I would be in a daze and smile.

Then close your eyes tightly.

I think about that Jane touching your gentle face again.

Before I forget.

Tears in my heart blurred my vision.

You won't be able to see it.