Idioms that mean serious, idioms that are very serious

There are many idioms that show seriousness, such as:

Meticulous, preoccupied, forgetting to sleep and eating, concentrated, tireless, meticulous, single-minded, hanging beams, chiseling the wall to steal the light, sac fireflies reflecting the snow, smelling the chicken dancing, concentrated, holding candles

Studying the ancients, hanging books, working hard, persevering, working day and night, studious tirelessly, Wei compiling three uniques, tireless, persevering, perseverance, perseverance, dripping water through stones, tireless. Well-read, suddenly open-minded, never tired of learning, erudite and strong memory, not ashamed to ask, tireless, step-by-step, and thorough.

百折不流 [bǎi zhé bù náo].

No matter how many blows you take, you don't back down. Describe the tenacity of will. Nearly indomitable. On the contrary, it has staggered.

亞人之勇 [jiān rén zhī yǒng] The courage of one person can withstand the courage of several people, which means that people are very brave.

勇進直前 [yǒng wǎng zhí qián] bravely keeps moving forward.

临danger 不fear [lín wēi bù jù].

Pro: Bump into, face. In the face of danger, he is not afraid at all. It is also known as "disregard for danger".

无fear [wú suǒ wèi jù].

Fear: Fear. There is nothing to be afraid of. Described as very brave.

Strive to ignore the body [fèn bù gù shēn].

Courageously moving forward, regardless of life.

身先士卒 [shēn xiān shì zú] 身: self. Soldier, pawn: refers to a soldier in general. Originally, during the battle, the general personally went into battle and rushed in front of the soldiers. Now it is a metaphor for the leader to take the lead and walk in front of the masses.

大智大勇 [dà zhì dà yǒng].

Refers to extraordinary intellect and courage.

Kill enemy 致果 [shā dí zhì guǒ].

To: Yes. Fruit: Courageous. It refers to bravely killing the enemy and achieving success.

勇猛果康 [yǒng měng guǒ gǎn] brave and able to make decisions on the spot.

智勇双全 [zhì yǒng shuāng quán] Both resourcefulness and bravery are complete. It means to be both wise and courageous.

Charge forward [chōng fēng xiàn zhèn] Charge at the enemy and penetrate deep into the enemy's position. Describe the valor of the battle.

The power and courage of the masses in unity.