1. Give a good name to the restaurant with four-character idioms

1.家常便饭

Pronunciation: jiā cháng biàn fàn

Interpretation: it refers to the daily meals at home. It is also a metaphor for common things.

Source: Song - Luo Dajing 《鹤林玉露》："Fan Wenzhenggong Yun: 'A common word official is good; a home-cooked meal is delicious.'"

2, chopped meat

Pronunciation: kuài zhì rén kǒu

Interpretation: chopped: finely sliced meat; sizzling: roasted meat. Both chopped and roasted are food that people love to eat. It means delicious food that everyone loves to eat.

Source: Five Dynasties - Wang Dingbao "Tang摭言-卷十海叙不遇"："Li Tao; Changsha people. Li Tao is a native of Changsha. He is very famous for his songs, such as 'The sound of water is always in the

ears; the color of the mountains is never far from the door.' ...... All of them are very popular."

3, food for the people day

Pronunciation: shí wéi mín tiān

Interpretation: refers to the food is the most important thing on which the people rely for survival.

Source: Bi Yuan "Song Ji - Song Ji 23": "In ancient times, the people were the basis of the state, and food was the people's day, now the country takes the strong soldiers for the soldiers, has lost the state

basis, with the disaster and injury to go to the food, rather than the people's day!"

4. Fame and fame

Pronunciation: míng yáng sì hǎi

Interpretation: four seas: the world. Fame spreads to the whole world.

Origin: Yuan Guan Hanqing's The Feast of the Five Husbands, Part 4: "The fame of the male is spreading all over the world, and the smile is all over my cheeks."

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5. The flavor is endless

Pronunciation: qí wèi wú qióng

Interpretation: There is no end to the flavor. It describes a deep meaning that makes people savor it endlessly.

Source: Song Zhu Xi, "The Four Books - Zhongyong": "To put it is to fill up the six; to roll it is to withdraw and hide it in the secret; its flavor is endless; all the real learning

also."

2. Find a four-letter idiom that describes a food, a meal, a catering advertisement

aromatic

fragrant

fragrant

oily but not greasy

crunchy

salty and sweet

crispy

crisp

full of flavors

sweet and sour

succulent

fresh

freshly cooked

Tender and refreshing

Spicy

Sweet and soft

Soba noodles with a rich aftertaste

Soba noodles with a rich flavor

Drooling

Drooling

Soba noodles with no sugar content

Sobaoba noodles with no sugar content

Sobaoba noodles with no sugar content

Soba noodles with no sugar content

Soba noodles with no sugar content

Sobaoba noodles with no sugar content

Soba noodles with no sugar content

Soba noodles with no sugar content

Soba noodles with no sugar content

Soba noodles with no sugar content

A gourmet feast for the mouth and the teeth with a lingering fragrance and a rich aftertaste, a jade plate of delicacies, a delicious meal, excellent color and taste, mouth-watering, the eight treasures of the jade food, its taste is endless. Jinjin have flavor

3. meal 4 words idiom

meal 4 words idiom :

wind and food,

show food,

to cone meal pot,

rain lying wind meal,

meal pine drink stream,

meal wind suck dew,

full meal,

starve, thirsty,

hair indignation forget meal,

hair indignation forget meal,

meal wind suck dew,

starve, thirsty,

To be angry and forgetful of one's meal,

To eat in the snow,

To be angry and forgetful of one's meal,

To eat in the wind and eat in the snow,

To eat in the summer and suck in the dew,

To drink in the wind and eat in the dew,

To drink in the summer and suck in the liquid,

To make use of the water to spit out one's meal,

To eat in the pines and eat in the cypresses,

To strive to eat in the summer and eat in the winter,

To strive to eat in the winter,

To eat in the summer and eat in the winter.

"To eat and peck",

"To forget to eat and lose one's sleep"

"To eat clouds and lie down on a rock"

"To eat in a corpse"

"To choke on one's own food"

"To eat and drink with one's own mouth"

4. Dining and Pecking, Dining and Drinking

1. Dining on Clouds and Lying on Stones

Pinyin: cān yún wò shí

Simplified Pinyin: cyws

Interpretation: It refers to a life of seclusion, which is beyond the world.

Source: Ming Yuan Hongdao's poem "Occasional Remarks on Longzhong": "I first realized that the generations of Yilu and Xiao Cao were not as good as the people who eat clouds and lie down on stones."

Grammar: as predicate, determiner, object; used for living in seclusion

2. It describes the life of an immortal practitioner.

Source: Yuan - Anonymous "Playing with the River Pavilion", second section: "I am a monk who sits idly and quietly, who is bored with traveling, who seeks immortality and asks questions, and who eats pines and cypresses."

Example: You are a monk, but only boiling finely chopped meat, ~, what good is it. Ming-Wu Ming's "Guang Cheng Zi" (广成子)

Near synonyms: eat and drink dew

Grammar: as predicate, determiner, object; used in life

3. It refers to living in seclusion.

Source: Southern Dynasty - Liang Shen Yao "Shan Pavilion Tablet": "It is not easy to set up the ambition of a person who has reached the goal of going alone, and it is difficult to lighten the trees by eating pine and drinking water from a stream."

Grammar: as predicate, determiner, object; used for living in seclusion

4.

Source: Warring States - Song Zhuang Zhou "Zhuangzi - Autumn Water": "The firebird, hair in the South China Sea and flew in the North Sea, not more than the sycamore, not practicing the real food, not sweet water not to drink. So the scops owl got a rotten rat, firebird over the firebird, looked up and said: 'Scared! Now the son wants to scare me with the son of Liang?"

Example: Climbing the dragon and phoenix sometimes generation, ~ not my class. Qing Dynasty- Gao Qi-Jong "Climbing with Xiong Minsi to the top of Mount Panglong to look at the capital city in the face of a strong wind, with a feeling of presenting Minsi"

Near synonyms: chasing fame and chasing profit

Grammar: as predicate, determiner; metaphorically, chasing fame and profit

5.

Explanation: Swallowing the flowers and sucking the dew.

Source: Han - Liu Xiang, "Biography of the Immortals - Red General Ziwei": "Ziwei is a man who is free from vulgarity and eats flowers and drinks dew."

Near synonyms: to eat the wind and drink the dew

Grammar: as predicate, object, determiner; used in wild life, etc.