1. What is the four-character idiom for feast?

The gluttonous feast [tāo tiè shèng yàn]

Basic meaning

The gluttonous feast is an ancient Chinese legend A kind of mythical beast in the world, it is said to be one of the nine sons of the dragon and has a large appetite. A gluttonous feast refers to a feast with a lot of food, that is, a sumptuous feast.

Encyclopedia explanation

Taotie is a mythical beast in ancient Chinese legends. It is said to be one of the nine sons of a dragon and has a large appetite. It is a symbol of greed, so it is often used to describe gluttonous or greedy people. The word "taotie" is derogatory and cannot refer to gourmets. A gluttonous feast is not an idiom. It can refer to a collection of numerous delicacies, or it can generally refer to the presentation of various exciting contents, such as programs, activities, etc.

2. A four-character idiom for what is a holy feast?

A feast is hard to come by. Feast: a banquet. A grand banquet is hard to come by again. It is a metaphor that beautiful situations are rare.

Yan'an dove poison Yan'an: coveting comfort and pleasure; dove poison: committing suicide by drinking poisonous wine. Comfort is like poison. It means that coveting enjoyment is equivalent to committing suicide by drinking poisonous wine.

Yan'er's New Wedding was originally used by an abandoned wife to tell her former husband to remarry and enjoy their new life. Later, it was reversed and used as a speech to celebrate the new marriage. Describe the joy of newlyweds.

The banquet of rivers and seas is a metaphor for peace in the world. Same as "He Qing Haiyan".

The banquet of pure river and sea is a metaphor for peace in the world. Same as "He Qing Haiyan".

Qinghai Banquet The world is peaceful and peaceful, and all directions are stable.

The newlywed banquet expresses the joy of newlyweds. Yan, feast, peaceful appearance. Same as "Newlyweds".

Wedding Banquet Yaner: Happy and joyful, also called "Yan'er". Describes a happy wedding. Also known as "Yan Er Newly Married" and "Newly Married Yan Er".

Yan'an poison means coveting comfort and pleasure is tantamount to committing suicide by drinking poisonous wine. Same as "Yan'an Poison". 3. What are the four-character idioms about Xing Sheng?

There are no four-character idioms containing Xing Sheng. The idioms containing Sheng are as follows:

Peaceful and prosperous age. Taiping: Taiping. A time of peace and prosperity.

Spring and Autumn Peak Spring and Autumn: refers to the age; Peak: the time of prosperity. It is a metaphor for being in the prime of life.

Prosperity Prosperity Prosperity: prosperity; prosperity: prosperity. It means that the country is prosperous and prosperous.

Gong Feng Qi Sheng Gong: respectful; Feng: encounter; Sheng: grand occasion, grand meeting. In honor of this grand occasion or occasion.

Celebrate the occasion and experience it personally.

Long-standing reputation: to bear, to bear, and by extension to enjoy. Enjoy a good reputation for a long time.

To describe a moment of great prosperity or popularity.

It’s hard to live up to a great reputation. Sheng: big; vice: commensurate, consistent. For people with a great reputation, it is often difficult for their actual talents and virtues to match their reputation. Refers to the fact that reputation may often be greater than reality. Used to express modesty or self-discipline.

With such a great reputation, it is actually difficult to live up to it. Sheng: big; Vice: commensurate, consistent. For people with a great reputation, it is often difficult for their actual talents and virtues to match their reputation. Refers to the fact that reputation may often be greater than reality. Used to express modesty or self-discipline.

Domineering: arrogant and arrogant; Ling: bullying. Overwhelm others with arrogant aura. Describes arrogance and overwhelming momentum.

Eat enough to sharpen your weapons. Metaphor to prepare for battle.

Rise and fall, honor and disgrace refer to various situations of personnel changes and development.

A feast is hard to come by. Feast: a banquet. A grand banquet is hard to come by again. It is a metaphor that beautiful situations are rare.

Peaceful Era An era of stability and prosperity.

Xiu Ming prosperous age Xiu Ming: beautiful, peaceful; Sheng: prosperous; Shi: generations. A beautiful and peaceful era of prosperity.

It is difficult to live up to the reputation. It is often difficult for people with great reputations to live up to their reputation with their actual talents and virtues. Refers to the fact that reputation may often be greater than reality. Used to express modesty or self-discipline.

It’s hard to turn away warm hospitality. It’s hard to refuse strong affection.

Rise and decline, prosperity and waste. Sheng: prosperity; decline: decline; Xing: prosperity; waste: abandoned. Refers to various situations in which people and things change and develop.

The great feast will surely dissipate. It is a metaphor that no matter how beautiful things are, they will eventually dissipate.

It’s hard to have a great feast again, which means that good opportunities are hard to come by again.

Holding water without leaking is a metaphor for reasoning closely.

When you are prosperous, you must take into consideration the times when you are declining.

Unprecedented grand occasion describes extremely lively event.

Chongxi and prosperous people describe the sages who have been virtuous for generations, and the world is peaceful and prosperous. Same as "Chongxi tired contact".

The party is strong and powerful means that the party is united and powerful.

Great achievements and great achievements are still mentioned. Huge and prosperous achievements.

Horsehide to hold the corpse. Wrap the body in horsehide. Refers to heroic sacrifice on the battlefield. Same as "horse leather shroud".

Putting money in one's pocket refers to giving talented people the opportunity to express themselves.

Quanquan means kindness Quanquan: a sincere and loyal look. A sincere and deep friendship that comes from the heart.

There are changes and increases every day and every month. Describes continuous development.

Increase and prosper day by day and month by month.

Being impetuous describes a person's impetuous temperament and arrogant attitude.

Worrying about prosperity and danger is still a saying that when you are in peace, you are prepared for danger. Refers to being mentally prepared to deal with unexpected events at any time.

Good luck and good luck. Good luck and good luck. Good luck.