There are 10 idioms solitaire and an idiom solitaire.

The idiom solitaire is as follows:

Abundant talents + help the poor + alarmist words and dangerous deeds + flowing clouds + water leakage + cooperation + power and blessing + blessing unequaled + supreme + rain next to the wind + amorous monthly debt + debt is not worried + sad eyebrow keyhole + eye master low + low three and four + four big are empty + unprecedented + terrible after the future + afraid of moving forward + lessons from the past + learn from the past and know the future + come and go clearly + understand when + when the door arrives;

The household limit is to wear + penetrate the wall to attract light + light before and after + rising star + show but not real + real and powerful + strive for the upstream + easy to play + the aftermath is not flat + plain + rare treasure + treasure is not old + old dragon bell + Zhong Lingyu show + show talent to disturb human feelings + love Dou Chu Kai + pioneer + division veteran broken + broken melon year + years of prosperity and strength + strong people + difficult to solve + every second must be a game + fight for cats and cats;

Cow ghost snake god + ghost + listless + salary worries + worry about the rest of life + life and death + lost sheep and cattle + cow ding cooking chicken + chicken dog restless + rather lack than abuse + abuse of power + weigh the weight + see the day again + day and night + night day and night + new troubled branches and months + heresy + say that the underworld is white + white and flawless + flawless Yu see each other + see the rabbit and release the eagle;

Eagle Osprey Ignores + Turns a Blind Eye + Sees the Joy of Hunting + Likes the New and Hates the Old + Repeats the Old Tune + Bombs Exhaust + Desperate for Life + Life and Death + Still So Me + My Heart Is Like a Scale.

Confident - bamboo report peace - prosperity and honor - glory and wealth - noble and cheap - no spare son - the son of the reed is empty - there is a sight for all - see things and think of people - the people of Qiji - Jizi Longwen - the quality of the literature - polite and polite - corporal Lixian - full of Ma Teng - soaring clouds and fog - see flowers in the fog - rhetoric - serious and good cover - long and so on - back and forth in vain - work and no success - residence officials law-abiding - extralegal benevolence - benevolence - millet red through decay - dead wood dead ashes - ashes - extinction of the garter human nature - life and life - close the door - auspicious stop - stop at the best。

The ins and outs of idiom stories:From the perspective of Feng Shui, the ups and downs of the mountains are called "dragons", and the main peaks are called "coming dragons"; The streams in the valley are called "veins", and the main stream of them is called "de-veins". of the Ming DynastyTao KanIn order to bury his mother, he looked around for a suitable cemetery, and happened to meet an old man who knew feng shui and pointed him to a rich place by the mountains and mountains.

Later, the phrase "ins and outs" was extended to be used as a metaphor for the beginning and end of a matter.

Context. lái lóng qù mài

Explanation] This refers to the movement and direction of the mountain range. Now it is a metaphor for the cause and effect of an event.

Source: Ming Wu Qiu Rui.

Yun Yong Ji Niu Mian Finger Acupoint": "There is a good piece of land in Qiangang here, the ins and outs, relying on the mountains and facing the mountains, and it is qualified everywhere. ”

Structure] combined.

Usage] is mostly used for event description. It is generally used as the subject and object.

Positive tone] pulse; It cannot be pronounced as "yǒnɡ" or "mò".

Identification] Dragon; It cannot be written as "ridge".

Synonym. There is a beginning and a tail, cause and effect, and the same line.

Antonym. There is no beginning and no end, there is no beginning and no end.

Analysis] and "cause and effect" both have the meaning of "cause and effect". But it is a figurative metaphor; It focuses on the origin of people or things and the clues of the relationship between the things and the back; "Antecedents"; It's just declarative; Refers to the whole process of things.

Example sentence] You have to figure things out within three days; Report back to me.

cause and effect

Idiom: The ins and outs.

Pinyin: lái lóng qù mài

Explanation: It originally refers to the undulating trend and direction of the mountain range like a dragon's body. Now it is a metaphor for the cause and effect of an event or the origin of a person.

It is also reflected in Feng Shui. Dragon: In the old days, people who studied feng shui compared the rolling landscape to a "dragon".

Lailong: The place where the dragon's head is located is called "Lailong". If you are located in Lailong, you will be auspicious, smooth and prosperous.

The topography that runs from the dragon's head to the dragon's tail like a vein is called "ins and outs". It is a metaphor for the origin of a person or thing, or the cause and effect of an event. Also known as "coming to the dragon knot".

Source: Ming Wu Qiurui's "Yunbi Ji Niu Mian Finger Acupoint": "There is good land in Qiangang here, the ins and outs, relying on the mountains and mountains, and it is qualified everywhere.

The story behind "The Ins and Outs" is: The protagonist of the legend is said to be Xie Jin, and Qiu Fengjia, there are many sayings, and it is a legend that cannot be verified. A member of the staff for many years without children, and then burned incense to ask Guanyin Bodhisattva, forty years old, Mrs. finally had joy.

Pregnant in October, the family was very happy. As the saying goes: Xiao Maomao, seven sitting, eight climbing, nine months to prick teeth.

This Mao Mao, ten months can walk and talk, the family is overjoyed, and the staff is a hundred times more loving and carefully educated. Children grow up to three or four years old, poems and articles, carp answers, no problem. The father's staff had nothing to teach him anymore, so he sent him to take the exam.

Because he was too young to cross the high threshold of the examination hall, the staff rode him on his shoulder: riding into the hall. When the examiner asked about the exam by name, he saw a person coming in with a child, which was very strange, so he asked:

Who are the negative children in the hall? I only heard the child answer: the loser does not take the test, the test does not bear, although the etiquette is not respectful, the reason is forgivable, I hope the adults will see the cold.

After speaking, he arched his hand. The examiner was taken aback! So he said:

Unfilial son rides his father as a horse Tong'er is right: Sympathetic father hopes that his son will be Jackie Chan The examiner said: The parrot can speak like a phoenix Tong'er continued:

Although the spider is not as good as the silkworm The examiner sneered: The child is full of milk smell The child replied: The old man has a peppercorn on his face The examiner said:

The grass firefly has light and is not fire in the end Prodigy Dao: Although the lotus dew is round, it is a pearl The examiner is happy: The person in the eye is the person in front of the prodigy:

The underwater moon is the moon in the sky, and the person in this eye is the meaning of the fancie, and the underwater moon is the metaphor of the official Qingming. In the end, the prodigy won the top prize. Sure enough, it was:

How dare those who have failed their father's hopes take the test? Those who dare to take the test live up to their father's expectations!

b Interpretation: This refers to the movement and direction of the mountain range. Now it is a metaphor for the cause and effect of an event.

Source: Ming Wu Qiu Rui's "Yun Yong Ji Niu Mian Finger Acupoint": "There is a good piece of land in Qiangang here, with the ins and outs, leaning on the mountains and facing the mountains, and it is qualified everywhere. ”

来龙去mai [lái lóng qù mài] [Interpretation] 来龙: Where the dragon's head is. People who used to look at feng shui compared the mountains to a dragon; It is thought that it is coherent like blood from beginning to end; It can be seen where it came from; Where to go.

A metaphor for the clues of the connection between the front and back of the event or the cause and effect of the event.

Speech] Ming Wu Qiu Rui's "Yunbi Ji Niu Mian Finger Acupoint": "There is good land in Qiangang here; Context. Leaning on the ridge and facing the mountain; All kinds of qualifications; It is a land of great riches. ”

Positive tone] pulse; It cannot be pronounced as "yǒnɡ" or "mò".

Identification] Dragon; It cannot be written as "ridge".

Synonyms] has a beginning and a tail, and the cause and effect are in the same line.

Antisense] There is a beginning and no end, there is a beginning and no end.

Usage] is mostly used for event description. It is generally used as the subject and object.

Structure] combined.

来龙去mai ( lái lóng qù mài )

Explanation: It originally refers to the undulating trend and direction of the mountain range like a dragon's body. Now it is a metaphor for the cause and effect of an event or the origin of a person. It is also embodied in Feng Shui dragon:

In the old days, people who studied feng shui compared the rolling landscape to a "dragon". Lailong: The place where the dragon's head is located is called "Lailong".

If you are located in Lailong, you will be auspicious, smooth and prosperous. The topography that runs from the dragon's head to the dragon's tail like a vein is called "ins and outs". It is a metaphor for the origin of a person or thing, or the cause and effect of an event.

Also known as "coming to the dragon knot".

Source: Ming Wu Qiurui's "Yunbi Ji Niu Mian Finger Acupoint": "There is good land in Qiangang here, the ins and outs, relying on the mountains and mountains, and it is qualified everywhere. ”