A glass of water and a millet: a glass of water and a millet. It refers to a very small amount of diet.
Low-paid palace food: refers to the humble palace and poor diet. It was used in the past to show the selfishness and frugality of American courts.
Disease from the mouth: most diseases are spread through food. Metaphor should pay attention to food hygiene.
Illness comes from the mouth, and disaster comes from the mouth: diseases often occur due to careless eating, and disasters often result from careless speaking.
Oral transmission of diseases: most diseases are transmitted through food. Metaphor should pay attention to food hygiene. With the "disease from the mouth".
Inconvenient water and soil: unable to adapt to the climate and eating habits of immigrant areas. With "acclimatization".
No tea, no food: no food. Describe a heavy heart.
Unburdened soil and water: unable to adapt to the climate and eating habits of the migration place. With "acclimatization".
Inadaptability: unable to adapt to the climate and eating habits of the place of migration.
Unfamiliar: unable to adapt to the climatic conditions or eating habits of a place.
Not acclimatized: unable to adapt to the climatic conditions or eating habits of a place.
Unaccustomed to water and soil: unable to adapt to climate, diet, etc. A place.
Morning and evening salt: morning salt: pickles. There are pickles for breakfast and salt for dinner. Describe a simple diet and poor life.
Cooking jade: cooking: cooking with fire; You: Make a fire and cook. Cook with golden jade. Metaphor diet precious, warm and hospitable.
Cooking jade: cooking: cooking with fire; Eat, eat. Describe a rich dish.
Rough tea and plain rice: rough: rough and simple; Vegetarian food: refers to simple food. Describe simple diet and simple life.
Rough clothes and plain rice: rough: rough and simple; Vegetarian food: refers to simple food. Describe simple diet and simple life.
Big fish and big meat: refers to a good and rich diet. Describe the richness of dishes.
Eat a pot of wine: you: bamboo utensils hold rice. A glass of food and a pot of wine. Refers to a small amount of diet.
Eat brown rice and vegetables. Describe a poor diet. Brown rice.
Before the abbot's profit: abbot: one foot square; English: I'm full. When eating, the food filled a square foot. Describe a luxurious diet.
Palaces with humble food in the Philippines: Philippines: humble; Humble: low. Poor diet, simple palace. It means not paying attention to enjoyment and making great efforts to govern the country.
Fatty wine: fat: rich, rich; Big wine: fine wine. Refers to a good and rich diet.
Fat and thick wine: thick: strong taste, which means purity and integrity. Fat meat, alcohol. Metaphor is a good and rich diet.
Chenopodium album contains an embarrassment: Chenopodium album: wild vegetables. Generally refers to poor diet.
Chenopodium album: Chenopodium album, wild vegetables; Moo, food is also. Generally refers to poor diet. Also known as "there is embarrassment in the soup"
Strong wine and fat: strong: strong. A rich diet.
Yellow soup and fresh water: generally refers to diet. It is the same as "Huangtang Spicy Water".
Yellow soup and spicy water: generally refers to diet.
Family daily diet. It is often used to describe very ordinary things.
Delicious food: dishes: cooked fish, etc. ; Rudder: diet. Delicious food, delicious food.
Slurry wine meat: treat wine meat as water slurry and bean leaves. Describe a luxurious diet.
Wine meat hops: treat wine meat as water slurry and bean leaves. Describe a luxurious diet. Same as "wine and meat".
Jinyi cuisine: Jinyi: gorgeous clothes; Gourmet: Good food. Gorgeous clothes, beautiful diet. Describe a rich life.
Have a full meal: a metaphor for satisfying one's diet.
Stomach fatigue: stomach: refers to diet; Tired: bring trouble. Of being bound by diet.
Oral self-help: oral: diet. Take care of yourself and don't depend on others.
Sleep in it: sleep: sleep; Feed: eat. Life and diet are inseparable. A metaphor is devoted to a skill or something.
Meat mountain and wine sea: It is said that wine and meat are rich in the diet.
Wine bean meat: wine, an ancient container for wine; Beans, ancient food containers. Generally refers to diet.
There are no two flavors of eating: you don't have to eat two dishes. It is called frugal diet.
Eat without meat: there are no two kinds of meat when eating. Describe a frugal diet.
Eating is tasteless: you don't have to eat two dishes. To eat frugally. This is the same as "eating without taste".
The food is not greasy: you don't have to eat two dishes. To eat frugally. This is the same as "eating without taste".
Eat without seeking sweetness: drink without seeking sweetness. Describe a frugal life.
Food can't be swallowed: food is in the mouth but can't be swallowed. Describe worrying without considering diet.
No meat: You don't have to eat two kinds of meat. To eat frugally. Same as "no meat".
Daily expenses: it costs tens of thousands to eat and drink every day. Describe the extremely luxurious diet.
Eat without satiety: You don't need to feel full in your diet. Of diet.
If you don't want to eat enough, you don't want to live safely: you don't want to eat enough and you don't want to live comfortably. Refers to low requirements for life.
Sparse food and drink water: refers to coarse rice and light soup, and the diet is simple.
Water and soil are not hidden: water and soil: refers to the place, extended to the natural environment. Can't adapt to the climate conditions or eating habits of a place.
Not acclimatized: unable to adapt to the climatic conditions or eating habits of a place.
Nowhere to go: During the reign of Emperor Wu of the Jin Dynasty, he was never extravagant, spending $10,000 on food and daily expenses, and still had nowhere to go. Later, it was used to describe the luxury of the rich.
Five kinds of meat and three evils: five kinds of meat: five kinds of vegetables that Buddhism does not eat, namely garlic, small garlic, apricot koji, planted onion and bright onion; Three dislikes: three kinds of meat that Taoism does not eat: goose, dog and turtle. Generally refers to dietary taboos.
Fresh clothes and delicious food: gorgeous clothes and delicious food. Describe a rich life.
Acorn rice and radish soup: Acorns are used as rice and radishes as soup. Generally refers to poor diet.
Oak Huo Ru: Acorns are rice and bean leaves are soup. Generally refers to poor diet.
Xuan wine Preservation: The diet is only water and dry. Metaphor life is hard.
Cutting clothes and stones: cutting: reducing; Demote: to reduce. Cut clothes and lower food standards. Metaphor is frugal.
Cutting clothes and eating: cutting: cutting; Demote: to reduce. Cut clothes and lower food standards. Metaphor is frugal and frugal.
Yanju Valley Drink: Live in a cave in a deep mountain and eat in a valley. Refers to seclusion.
Pots and bottles: Pots and bottles: monks' eating utensils. Refers to the simple instruments used by monks when traveling in clouds. Describe a poor family.
Bottle and bowl: bottles and bowls: utensils for monks to eat and drink. Refers to the simplest food container that monks carry when traveling in the clouds. It also refers to a poor family and a simple life.
One advantage: simple diet. The delicacy of a meal. Metaphor is a small favor.
Gulp: drink: drink water; Peck: Birds eat food. It turns out that birds can eat and drink whenever they want, and live freely. Later it also refers to people's diet.
Drinking wind and eating dew: eating wind and eating dew. Metaphor is to live away from the secular.
Brown gourd ladle: old cotton, messy. Brown: coarse clothes. Spoon: drinking utensils. Rice basket: a bamboo utensil for holding rice. Wear coarse clothes. Food is spoons and baskets. Describe life as very hard.
Jade cooking gold: cooking: cooking with fire; Eat, eat. Describe a rich dish.
Muddy mash coarse rice: muddy mash: muddy wine. A simple and rude diet.