Idioms to describe facts, idioms to describe facts

Stir garlic with green onions]: The metaphor is deliberately exaggerated, adding content that is not in fact.

Avoid talking]: Avoid and refuse to speak. Refers to the deliberate evasion of facts.

Bing Straight Book]: Bing: Hold, hold. Write history books based on facts and do not hide them.

Catching the Wind and Shadows]: The wind and shadows cannot be caught. There is no basis in the fact that metaphors speak and do things.

Shadow Capture Wind]: Wind and shadow cannot be caught. There is no basis in the fact that metaphors speak and do things.

Unknown and not dark]: refers to the fact that the truth is distorted and unclear. It also means that it is neither public nor secret.

Cen Lou Qi Mo]: Only compare the end, square inches of wood can also be higher than high-rise buildings. If the parable does not start from the original, it is impossible to recognize the facts.

Deserved]: When: to bear; Ashamed: ashamed. Bear some kind of honor or title that does not correspond to the facts, and feel ashamed. Often make self-humble words.

Reverse black and white]: Say what is black is white and what is white is black. Parables distort facts and confuse right and wrong.

Dong Hu straight pen]: Dong Hu: The historian of the Jin Kingdom in the Spring and Autumn Period. Straight Writing: Based on the facts, record truthfully. It refers to an upright historian who dares to write straight, respects historical facts, and is not a powerful person.

Retort: a kind of tile cookware in ancient times; Gu: Look back. The retort has broken to the ground, and I will no longer look at it. The parable is a fait accompli, and there is no more repentance.

Turning Yellow Upside Down]: It is still saying that black and white are reversed. Parables distort facts and confuse right and wrong.

Master's own way]: It means that the original intention is to say that others are good, but in fact they are doing the right thing for themselves. It is also used on the bad side, which means to criticize others, but it is criticizing oneself.

Therefore, it refers to deliberately exaggerated speech, which is divorced from the facts.

Expensive and cheap]: A metaphor for believing in legends and not paying attention to facts.

Noble ears and lowly eyes]: Pay attention to the words that come and despise the reality you see with your own eyes. The metaphor believes in legends and does not value facts.

Spraying people with blood]: A metaphor for fabricating facts to frame others.

Bloody Man]: A metaphor for fabricating facts to frame others. Same as "squirting people with blood".

Bloody Person]: Poof, squirt. The metaphor is to fabricate facts to frame others. Same as "squirting people with blood".

Draw a snake and add feet]: Add feet to the snake when drawing a snake. The parable does superfluous things, and instead of being unhelpful, it is inappropriate. It is also a metaphor for fictional facts, making things out of nothing.

That is, the poor question]: that is, the poor: to the extreme; Inspection: Inspection. Grasp the facts, investigate and investigate.

Improvised reason]: refers to the in-depth study of its reasoning based on facts.

Fait accompli]: fait accompli: done. Facts that have been formed.

Empty Words]: Describes only saying but not doing, or only saying without facts.

Standing Wood South Gate]: Standing Wood: Standing Wood on the ground. Concrete facts should be used to prove that the new laws and regulations and systems must be implemented. It is mostly used to describe winning the trust of the people.

Exposed]: The metaphor exposes the hidden truth or the inside story unintentionally leaked.

Showing Horse's Feet]: The metaphor exposes the hidden truth.

1. Catch the wind.

Pronunciation: bǔfēng

zhuōyǐng

Interpretation: Neither the wind nor the shadow can be grasped. There is no basis in the fact that metaphors speak and do things.

Source: Eastern Han Dynasty. Ban Gu's "Hanshu Suburban Ritual Chronicles": "Listen to his words, his ears are full of joy, if he will meet; Seeking it, swinging like the wind and catching the scenery, you can't get it in the end. "The Complete Book of Zhu Zi": "If you don't seem to do it leisurely, like chasing the wind and catching shadows, how much progress will you make?" ”

If you do it leisurely, it seems that you can't do it, like chasing the wind and catching shadows, you will make great progress! - Song Zhu Xi, "Learning One".

2. Write straight.

Pronunciation: bǐngbǐzhí

shū Interpretation: Bing: to hold, to hold. Write history books based on facts and do not hide them.

Source: Qing Zeng Pu "Flowers of the Sea of Evil" Chapter 35:"I am writing straight, hanging the door of the country, and I can't add or lose a word.

3. Avoid talking about it.

Pronunciation: bìrbùtán

Interpretation: Evade and refuse to speak. Refers to the deliberate evasion of facts.

Source: Sharp contradictions, or diluted with water. (Xu Chi, "1956 Feature Selection, Preface").

Fourth, reverse black and white.

Pronunciation: diāndǎohēibái

Interpretation: Say what is black is white, and what is white is black. Parables distort facts and confuse right and wrong.

Source: Warring States Chu Qu Yuan "Nine Chapters Huaisha":"Turning white thought it was black, and pouring it down thought it was down. "

Fifth, Cen Lou Qi end.

Pronunciation: cénlóuqí

mò Interpretation: Only compare the end, and the square inch of wood can also be higher than a high-rise building. If the parable does not start from the original, it is impossible to recognize the facts.

Source: "Mencius: Confession of the Son":"Do not think about its origin and the end, square inch of wood, can be higher than Cen Lou. ""Kindergarten Qionglin, Volume 3, Personnel Class":"Cen Lou Qi ends, does not know the high and low. "

An idiom that describes the fact as such, indisputable - unquestionable, true, unquestionable.

No doubt. bù

róngzhì

yíExplanation] No suspicion is allowed. It means that the argument is rigorous and beyond doubt.

Structure] Verb-object formula.

1. Mix garlic and green onions: The metaphor is deliberately exaggerated, adding content that is not in the original facts;

2. Avoid talking: Avoid and refuse to speak. Refers to the deliberate evasion of facts.

3. Write straight: write history books based on facts, not concealment;

4. Deserved: Bear a certain honor or title that does not match the facts, and feel ashamed. Often make self-humble words.

5, Dong Hu straight pen: Dong Hu: The historian of the Jin Kingdom in the Spring and Autumn Period. Straight Writing: Based on the facts, record truthfully. refers to the honest historian who dares to write straightforwardly, respects historical facts, and does not defeat the powerful and powerful;

6. Retort disregard: retort: a kind of tile cooking utensils in ancient times; Gu: Look back. The retort has been broken on the ground, so don't look at it again. The parable is a fait accompli, and there is no more repentance.

7. That is, the poor question: that is, the poor: to the extreme; Inspection: Inspection. Grasp the facts, investigate and investigate.

8. Reasoning on the facts: refers to the in-depth study of its reasoning according to the facts;

9. Fait accompli: fait accompli: accompli. Facts that have been formed.