The answer to the idiom about climbing a bamboo pole is "rising higher and higher". To answer this riddle, you need to think of the appearance of a bamboo pole. Bamboo pole is a plant with obvious segments. It looks like one segment after another. Climbing a bamboo pole means climbing higher and higher with each segment, that is, "rising higher and higher." , so the answer to this question is "rising higher and higher".

Searching and rising is a Chinese idiom, which means to describe the continuous improvement of each section. It is generally used to bless a person's career or official position to gradually rise, from low to high. This idiom comes from the 88th chapter of "The Strange Current Situation I Have Witnessed in Twenty Years" written by Wu Yanren in the Qing Dynasty: "And after the thing is accomplished, the adults will be promoted step by step and soar. I hope you will cultivate it!"

Bamboo poles are plants. The main trunk of bamboo, with its branches and leaves cut off, has a tall and slender posture. Because it is evergreen all year round and can survive in winter, it is loved by people and is compared with the three species of "plum orchid". The plants are together known as the Four Gentlemen, and together with "Plum Blossom" they are known as the Three Friends of Suihan.

Bamboo, also known as bamboo. There are many varieties, including Moso Bamboo, Ma Bamboo, Arrow Bamboo, etc. Bambusoideae is a perennial grass plant with stems mostly woody and some herbaceous. Its English name is Bambusoideae (Bambusaceae or Bamboo). It is most concentrated in tropical and subtropical areas, East Asia, Southeast Asia, and the Indian Ocean and Pacific Islands. Some are as low as Grass, some as tall as trees, grows rapidly and is the fastest growing plant in the world. Bamboo is very tough and many materials are made from it.

Usually growing in patches through underground creeping rhizomes, it can also reproduce by flowering and producing seeds, which are called bamboo rice. Some types of bamboo shoots are edible. Bamboo branches are tall and slender, green all year round, proud of the snow and frost, and are very popular among Chinese people. Together with plums, orchids and chrysanthemums, they are known as the "Four Gentlemen of Flowers", and together with plums and pine, they are known as the "Three Friends of Winter". From ancient Chinese literature, There are many people who love bamboo and praise it. Many bamboos originate in China and are also called Chinese cultural relics.

Bamboo is noble, graceful and handsome. In ancient times, it was often used to describe upright and unyielding figures, such as Qu Yuan and Wen Tianxiang. People love it.