The four-word idiom describing beauty is a gradual process for primary school students, which needs to be accumulated over time. There are many words to describe human beauty, all kinds, all kinds. The following is the complete set of four-word idioms describing beauty.

Four-word idiom for beauty 1

First, fall in love with the country

All spellings: q and ng guó q and ng ché ng.

Interpretation: tipping: overturning; City: country. Originally refers to the death of the country because of women. Later, women were described as extremely beautiful.

Source: "Poetic Prose": "Philosophers become the city, and philosophers are the city." Biography of Han Shu's consorts: "There are beautiful women in the north, and they are peerless and independent. They care about the city and then the country. "

Second, sink fish and fall wild goose.

All in One: Chen Yulu

Interpretation: when a fish sees it, it sinks to the bottom of the water, and when a goose sees it, it falls on the sandbar. Describe the beauty of women.

Source: Zhuangzi's Theory of Everything: "Mao Cong and Li Ji are also beautiful; The fish sees its depth, the bird sees its flight, and the elk sees its sudden. Who knows the positive color in the world? "

Third, purity and cleanliness.

All spellings: bρ bρ ng q ρ ng yρ jié

Interpretation: as clear and transparent as ice, as white and flawless as jade. Metaphor is the innocence of people (mostly women).

Source: Han Sima Qian's Tomb Book with Zhibo: "Fu Wei's tomb material is unique, ambitious, good, clean and not meticulous."

Fourth, water hibiscus

Full mantra: the dharma

Interpretation: hibiscus: lotus. Just opened. Lotus. Metaphor poetry is fresh and beautiful. It also describes a natural and gorgeous woman.

Source: Liang Zhongrong's poem in the Southern Dynasties: "Xie Shi is like a hibiscus, and his face is like gold."

Five, bright eyes and white teeth

Full curse: míng móu hào chǐ

Interpretation: bright eyes and white teeth. Describing a woman's beautiful appearance also refers to a beautiful woman.

Source: Three Kingdoms Cao Weizhi's Ode to Luoshen: "Red lips are bright outside, white teeth are fresh inside, bright eyes are good, and cymbals are supplemented."

Four-word idioms to describe beauty: 2. Brilliant but not vulgar. Brilliant crown, fragrant flowers, graceful flowers.

The moon is closed and the flowers are ashamed, and the fish sink and the geese fall.

Kindness, virtuous, fair, beautiful, dignified and gorgeous.

Delicate, gentle, lovely, lively and lovely.

Red flying and green dancing, beautiful as a crown jade, and a country as beautiful as a flower jade.

Flowers bloom and fall, pear blossoms bring rain, and the eyebrows are picturesque and beautiful.

My face is tired, my eyes are bright, my teeth are white, my head is cicada, my eyebrows are beautiful and my eyes are cut.

Ice muscle jade bone's white teeth and red lips frown and mend hibiscus.