1. Since the school spirit was rectified, many good people and deeds have emerged in our school.
Recently, food safety problems such as poisoned ginger, chrome rice and poisoned starch have sprung up like mushrooms after rain, making the public nervous.
First, like mushrooms after rain is an idiom, which refers to the bamboo shoots that come out after the heavy rain in spring and grow a lot at once. A metaphor for the rapid emergence of a large number of new things.
Second, Pinyin
Like mushrooms after rain [yǔ Hou Qin sǔn]?
Third, the source
Zhang Songlei's poem "Eating Bamboo Shoots": "The barren forest is full of spring rain, and new bamboo shoots sprout."
Interpretation: The abandoned forest is full of rain, and bamboo shoots emerge in large numbers.
Extended information 1. Synonyms are like mushrooms after rain:
Increasing day by day [yǔ?
Interpretation: As time goes by, it is increasing day by day. Describe rapid growth.
Source: Zhao Erxun's "History of the Qing Dynasty, Three Ancestors" in the Republic of China: "The thought of being profound and honest; Increasing day by day. ? "
There is more and more caution.
Second, the antonym of mushrooming:
From bad to worse [mi kuàng yüXià]?
Interpretation: describe the situation as getting worse.
Source: Warring States Zhuang Zhou's "Zhuangzi Zhibei Tour": "The questions obtained are also in the prison city; From bad to worse. "
Just like checking the fatness of pigs in the market, the lower the pigs, the more you can see the fatness of pigs.