What are the poems that express desperation, what are the seemingly ruthless but affectionate verses

1.Always worried about the medium, who wants to tell who is entertaining. - Su Shi "Butterfly Loves Flowers, Butterfly Lazy Warbler is More Than Half of Spring".

2.People are strong, green and respectful, and they are willing to accompany each other. - Chao Yuanli, "Mallard".

3.The flowers and willows surround the sky and sorrow, and go upstairs to the city. - Li Shangwan "Sunset Building".

4.A heartless smile without a trouser head is always incomparable, a heart-rending cry?

5.A person listens to the song and interprets the unburied pure nai in his heart with tears.

6.The sleepy flowers are pressed and rainy, and it is unbearable to share the sorrowful words. - Xu Can, "Bodhisattva Barbarian: Spring Boudoir".

7.I suggest that everyone understand my appearance, and appreciate it as a supplement.

"The mouth of the green bamboo snake, the needle on the wasp's tail. Both are OK (neither is poisonous), and the most poisonous woman's heart.

- From the Romance of the Gods.

1. Ruthlessness is not as affectionate as bitterness, and an inch is still tens of millions of wisps.

2. The mountains and rivers are full of empty thoughts, and the falling flowers and wind and rain hurt the spring even more, so it is better to take pity on the people in front of you.

3. When the dusk is still known, the mandarin duck does not sleep alone. But when I saw the new man laughing, I heard the old man crying.

4. Affectionate but always seems to be ruthless, but he can't smile in front of the bottle. The candle has the heart to say goodbye, and weeps for others until dawn.

5. The laughter gradually fades away, but the affection is ruthlessly annoyed.

Words to describe despair are:

Grace is severed: Affection and affection are completely severed, describing the breakdown of feelings.

Righteousness and grace are absolutely righteous: refers to the complete rupture of friendship.

Grace and righteousness: Relationship breakdown. Mostly refers to the divorce of husband and wife.

Meaning to cut off grace: refers to the severance of affection.

Breaking Feelings: Relationship breakdown. Mostly refers to the divorce of husband and wife.

Cutting off the table: It is used as a metaphor to refer to the breakup of friendship between friends due to differences of will.

Cold-blooded animal: A metaphor for a person who lacks emotion and is indifferent to people and things.

Autumn grass human affection: Describe human indifference, like the increasingly yellow autumn grass.

Ruthless and unjust: It means that there is no emotion at all, and it is described as ruthless.

Ruthless and unreasonable: Describe people as ruthless, mean and selfish.

Ruthless: It means cold and harsh, without feelings.

The world is hot and cold: It refers to the fact that some people flatter others in every way when they gain power, and they are very cold when others lose power. From Wen Tianxiang's "Guide to Du Jia Ge".

Ruthless and unjust: There is no sense of affection, and it is described as ruthless.

Cold: not paying attention to people or being cold and unfeeling.

Cold-blooded animals: Animals whose body temperature changes with a change in the temperature of their environment. It is a metaphor for a person who lacks affection and is indifferent to people and things.

Ruthless: cold and harsh, without emotion.

Thin and meaningless: thin: thin. Feelings are weak and heartless.

Heart of the Jackal: Jackal: A beast of prey.

Refers to the ** cunning, cruel and ruthless like jackals and foxes: widow: little.

Describe people as ruthless, mean, selfish, unkind, and unkind: widowed: little.

Describe people as ruthless, mean, selfish, and unsentimental: widowed: little.

Describe people as ruthless, mean, selfish, snarky, and mean: speak with a sense of sting, and treat people coldly.

Seeing death and not saving: seeing: encountering, seeing; Save: Save. Seeing someone facing a threat of death or distress and not going to the rescue is a metaphor for callousness.

Meanness and widowhood: widowhood: little. Treat people coldly and ruthlessly, and be unkind to autumn grass: describe people as indifferent, as cold and snowy as the increasingly yellow autumn grass: as cold as ice and snow. The metaphor is ruthless.

Words to describe ruthlessness: 1. Innumb, inhumane, ruthless, and meaningless, and watch the fire from the other side.

2. Disdainful and cold-eyed to watch the world be cold and cold, and don't care.

3. Ignore it indifferently, be ruthless, and have nothing to do with yourself.

4. Seeing death, not saving, not approaching people, turning a blind eye to it, cold as frost.

5. Indifferent and dismissive, standing by and being scathing.

6, mean and unkind cold eyebrows and cold eyes 1, no matter how strong the wind is, no matter how heavy the rain is, there is always a slit for us to pass through, even if it is muddy, even if it scratches our feet, I believe that we will always see the sun, believe that the moment I close my eyes, I tell in my heart that I have never regretted walking in the world.

2. If you have money, do things well! No money, do a good job! Snakes don't know they're poisonous, and people don't know they're wrong. Your goodness is like a piece of candy to others, eat it and it will be gone. And your badness, like a scar, will last forever.

3. No one can control your emotions, only you don't let go of yourself, don't stay up late, who doesn't have a story in their hearts, but just learns to control it.

4. There is nothing in this world that you can't let go, and when the real pain is over, you will naturally let go.

5. Every strong person has a soft heart, a correct mentality, and gentleness with him.

6. Life is short, don't worry too much, rather than spending time in the turmoil, it is better to be comfortable.

There are ruthless and unrighteous, ruthless and unrighteous, unkind, ruthless, and bitter.

寡情少义 [guǎ qíng shǎo yì].

Interpretation: Describe people as ruthless, mean and selfish.

Source: Qing Qian Yong's "Walking Garden Cong Words, Speculations, Immortals": "How can a person who is ruthless and unrighteous endure the harm of reason, can he be an immortal?" ”

无情无义 [wú qíng wú yì].

Interpretation: Ruthless is a Chinese idiom, pinyin is wú qíng wú yì, which means that there is no affection at all, describing ruthlessness.

Source: Ming Feng Menglong's "Ancient and Modern ** Jiang Xingge Reunites with Pearl Shirt": "You are so vicious, and you are also laughed at, saying that you are ruthless and unrighteous.

From: Qing Cao Xueqin's "Dream of Red Mansions" Chapter 82: "Good!

Baoyu, I only learned today that you are a ruthless and unrighteous person! ”

widow en thin righteousness [guǎ ēn bó yì].

Interpretation: Describe people as ruthless, mean and selfish.

Sentence formation: We should not place any hope on such ungrateful people.

coldness and ruthlessness [lěng kù wú qíng].

Interpretation: indifferent and harsh, no feelings.

Source: Lao She's "A Letter to Home": "I understood most of the words, and I blamed him!"

Her figure and everything was gone, and all he saw was that rigid word, and some cold and ruthless words! The Great Tragedy: The natural world here is cold and unforgiving, and the power accumulated over thousands of years can make it summon cold, freezing, snow, and storms like a spirit - use all these spells that are enough to destroy people to deal with these five reckless and bold brave people Teaching Edition Lesson 21 of the first semester of the Chinese language, by Stephan Zweig of Austria).

Vignant mean [jiān suān kè bó].

Interpretation: Speaking with prickliness, treating people coldly, not giving people the slightest room for maneuver, making people feel impersonal.

Source: Song Chen's "Heart Counting": "Foolish people speak harshly. ”

Grace and righteousness.

Pinyin]: ēn duàn yì jué

Interpretation]: En: Kindness; Righteousness: Affection. Relationship breakdown. Mostly refers to the divorce of husband and wife.

Example]: Today and Lang Jun, the sky is old and the earth is old, and there is no time to see it.

Qing Xu Yao's "Too Ruthless Biography".

synonyms]: the mirror is broken, the flower is missing.

Antonyms]: deep affection, interdependence.

Grammar]: as a definite, predicate, complement; Describe the broken friendship.

Heartless verses are:

After a farewell, the two places hung in rough sheds, only saying that it was March and April.

Who knows that for five or six years, the lyre has no intention of playing.

The eight-line book has nothing to pass on, and the nine links are broken from it.

The ten-mile long pavilion is eager to wear it.

Hundreds of lovesickness, thousands of thoughts, all kinds of helplessness to resent.

Thousands of words are not finished, and they are bored and rely on the column.

Chongjiu ascends to see the lonely goose, and the moon is full in mid-autumn in August.

In July, half-burn incense, hold stools, branches, candles, and ask the sky.

In June, everyone shook my fan, and I was cold.

In May, pomegranates are like fire, and they encounter gusts of cold rain to water the flowers.

In April, the loquat is not yellow, and I want to be distracted by the mirror.

Suddenly, the peach blossoms in March turn with the water.

Drifting, the kite string broke in February.

There is a head without a tail, abandoning the dark and turning to the light, liking the new and hating the old, the same, birth and death.

First, there is a head and no tail.

Vernacular interpretation: There is only a beginning, no end, which means that you can't stick to the end in doing things.

Dynasty: Song. Source: "Five Lantern Huiyuan" Volume 5: "Said: 'What happens when there is a head and no tail?' ’

Translation: Say: How about only a beginning and no ending?

2. Abandon the dark and turn to the light.

Vernacular Interpretation: Abandoning darkness and casting light is a Chinese idiom, pronounced qì àn tóu míng, which means to abandon the old forces of darkness and throw themselves into the new power of light.

Dynasty: Yuan. Source: "Single Whip Grabbing the Lance" wedge: "Back to the dark to cast the traces of stupidity, ancient common sense".

Translation: It has been clear from the old forces of darkness and the new forces of light that have been clear before.

3. Love the new and hate the old.

Vernacular interpretation: like the new, disgusted with the old (mostly refers to love is not single-minded).

Dynasty: Qing. Source: "The Legend of Children's Heroes": "I'm not afraid that you have the heart to like the new and hate the old".

Translation: I'm not afraid that you have a heart that likes the new and dislikes the old.

Fourth, it is much the same.

Vernacular Definition: Most of the same, only a small part is different.

Dynasty: Northern Wei Dynasty.

Source: "Luoyang Jialanji: Wenyili": "In the second year of Wison's stay in Wuchang Country, the customs of Xihu are similar and cannot be recorded. ”

Translation: Wison spent two years in Wuchang country, and most of the customs of the Hu people in the Western Regions were the same, only a few were different, and they could not be recorded in detail.

5. Birth and death.

Vernacular Interpretation: The original meaning is from birth to death. It was later used to describe risking one's life and not being afraid of sacrifice.

Dynasties: Spring and Autumn.

Source: Chapter 50 of "Lao Tzu": "Born to die, the living disciples (way) have three out of ten".

Translation: From birth to death, three out of ten can be the way to live.

Since ancient times, amorous and empty hatred have been restored, and amorous has always been ruthlessly annoyed. If you don't see each other, you will be ruthless. Enter my lovesick door, know that I am lovesick, long-term lovesickness, long-term memory, and short-term lovesickness are infinite.