A. Idioms that metaphor new things

There is another cave

Pinyin: lìng yǒu dòng tiān Simplified Pinyin: lydt

Explanation: Another There is a fresh realm

Refreshing

Pinyin: ěr mù yī is xīn Simplified Pinyin: emyx

Explanation: Eyes and ears: refers to seeing and hearing. What you hear and see is completely different from before, which makes people feel fresh.

Source: "Book of Wei·Biography of the King of Henan" by the Northern Qi Dynasty Wei Shou: "The people of Qi love to chant, and Xianri's ears and eyes are renewed."

B. What are the idioms related to Xian?

德博能狠(dé bó néng xiǎn)

Fresh: less. Having shallow virtues and insufficient talents (a word that expresses self-effacement).

鈥渭鈥淎àn chǐ (guǎ lián xiǎn chǐ)

鈥渭, Xian: rarely answer. It used to mean being dishonest and shameless. Now it means not being ashamed.

Frequently seen (lǚ jiàn bù xiān)

Repeat: many times; Xian: fresh, novel. Seen often, not new.

Miu has no beginning, Xian Ke has an end (mǐ bù yǒu chū, xiǎn kè yǒu zhōng)

Mi: nothing; Chu: beginning; Xian: less; Ke: capable. Everything has a beginning, but rarely an end. It is often used to warn people to start and end well when doing things.

Clear-cut flag (qí zhì xiān míng)

It means that the stand, point of view, attitude, etc. are very clear.

xiān chē nù mǎ (xiān chē nù mǎ)

Anger: strong momentum. Brand new car, fat horse. Describes being careful about taking food and living a luxurious life.

Fresh clothes and delicacies (xiān yī měi shí)

Fresh: shiny. Wearing gorgeous clothes and eating delicious food. Describes a prosperous life.

C. Words to describe fresh food

Water and land complete

Pearls and green pearls

Fragrant fragrance Shili

Oily but not greasy

Crispy and delicious

Moderately salty and sweet

Crisp and refreshing

Five flavors Everything

Sweet and sour

Delicious and juicy

Refreshing and delicious

Tender and refreshing

Spicy and delicious

Sweet, soft and glutinous

Delicious and delicious

D. Idioms about freshness

Refreshing and refreshing: refers to seeing and hearing. What you hear and see is completely different from before, which makes people feel fresh.

Source: "Records of Xiangshan Temple Repair" by Bai Juyi of the Tang Dynasty: "The color of the pass, the scenery of Longtan, the springs and rocks of Xiangshan, and the wind and moon of the stone tower are all new to the eyes and ears of those who come and go."

A cliché that old scholars often say. It is a metaphor for words that people are used to hearing and have no new meaning.

Source: "Three Kingdoms·Book of Wei·Biography of Guan Ren": "This is a common saying of old people."

There is another cave and a new realm.

Repeat: many times; fresh: fresh, novel. Seen often, not new.

Source: "Historical Records: Biography of Li Sheng and Lu Jia": "In one year, there have been other guests, but the rate is no more than three times. It is not uncommon to see them frequently, and it is a long time since the Lord has been here."

< p> Naxin vomiting originally means that when a person breathes, he exhales turbid air and inhales fresh air. Nowadays, it is often used as a metaphor for discarding the old and bad and absorbing the new and good.

Source: "Zhuangzi · Deliberately": "Blow the breath, spit out the old and accept the new."

To stick to the past and reject the present is to stick to the ancient and deny the present. Describe advocating old-fashioned methods and belittling new things.

Source: Song Dynasty Liu Shu's "Self-litigation": "The past is not the present, the changes of the times are not up to date, the doubts are stagnant, and the hard work is in vain."

Refreshing and inhaling The fresh air feels soothing like it's seeping into your gut.

Source: "Memories of Tao'an Dreams" by Zhang Dai of the Ming Dynasty: "Jade liquid beads and glue make the snow plump and creamy; blowing the air is like orchid, refreshing the heart."

It is rare to see it. Fresh number: many times; fresh: freshly killed animals, by extension means fresh. This means that animals are not slaughtered to entertain frequent guests. The hind fingers are often seen and are not new.

E. Idioms related to fresh food

德波能狠(dé bó néng xiǎn)

Fresh: few. Shallow virtues and insufficient talents (meaning that the virtues are shallow and the talents are insufficient) Self-effacing words).

无 Innocence (guǎ lián xiǎn chǐ)

Wild and Xian: Shao. It used to mean being dishonest and shameless. Now it means being shameless.

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Frequently seen (lǚ jiàn bù xiān)

Repeated: many times; fresh: fresh, novel. Often seen, not novel.

There is no beginning, Xian Ke has an end (mǐ bù yǒu chū,xiǎn kè yǒu zhōng)

Mi: Nothing; Chu: Beginning; Xian: Little; Ke: Ability. Things all have a beginning, but they rarely end. .It is often used to warn people to do things well from beginning to end.

Clear-flag (qí zhì xiān míng)

It is a metaphor for very clear positions, opinions, attitudes, etc.

Fresh car Angry Horse (xiān chē nù mǎ)

Angry: strong momentum. Brand new car, fat horse. Describes exquisite food and luxurious life.

Fresh clothes and delicious food (xiān yī měi shí )

Fresh: shiny. Wearing gorgeous clothes and eating delicious food. Describes a well-off life.

F. An idiom representing fresh

< p> An idiom representing freshness

Refreshing and new: refers to what has been seen and heard. What you hear and see is completely different from before, which makes people feel fresh.

Source: Tang Dynasty Bai Juyi's "Record of Xiangshan Temple Repair": "The color of the pass, the scenery of Longtan, the springs and rocks of Xiangshan, and the wind and moon of the stone tower are all new to the eyes and ears of those who come and go."

A cliché that old scholars often say. It is a metaphor for words that people are used to hearing and have no new meaning.

Source: "Three Kingdoms·Book of Wei·Biography of Guan Ren": "This is a common saying of old people."

There is another cave and a new realm.

Repeat: many times; fresh: fresh, novel. Seen often, not new.

Source: "Historical Records: Biography of Li Sheng and Lu Jia": "In one year, there were many other guests, but the rate was no more than three. It was not uncommon to see him several times, and it was a long time since he was a public servant."

< p> Naxin vomiting originally means that when a person breathes, he exhales turbid air and inhales fresh air. Nowadays, it is often used as a metaphor for discarding the old and bad and absorbing the new and good.

Source: "Zhuangzi · Deliberately": "Blow the breath, spit out the old and accept the new."

To stick to the past and reject the present is to stick to the ancient and deny the present. Describe advocating old-fashioned methods and belittling new things.

Source: "Self-litigation" by Liu Shu of the Song Dynasty: "The past is not the present, the changes of the times are not up to date, the doubts are stagnant, and the hard work is in vain."

Refreshingly inhaling The fresh air feels soothing like it's seeping into your gut.

G. An idiom expressing very freshness

Fresh and lively: refers to fish and birds jumping around and being lively.

Xianbian: 1. Bright and colorful appearance. "Han Shu." "Yang Xiong Zhuan Part 1": "Xian Bian Lu Li, Pian Yan Bai Road." Wang Xianqian added: "Bian...

Xian Biao: also known as "Xian Biao". Fresh wind.

Fresh color: 1. Same as "fresh color".

Bright color: 1. Bright color.

Fresh car: 1. A gorgeously decorated car.

Fresh car and strong horse: It means that the vehicle is beautiful and the horse is strong. It is the same as "fresh car and strong horse". > Fresh cars and angry horses: angry, gorgeous clothes, fat horses. Describes dress and luxury.

H. An idiom that expresses freshness.

A big girl sits in a sedan chair. ——The first time;

New Year's Day

I. Idioms describing very fresh

Fresh: refers to fish, poultry and other random things Jumping around and full of life.

Xian Bian: 1. Bright and colorful appearance. "Han Shu. Yang Xiong's Biography": "Xian Bian Lu Li, parallel and colorful." "Wang Xianqian added annotation: "Bian...

Xian Biao: Also known as "Xian Biao". Fresh wind.

Xianqi: 1. Same as "Xianbiao".

Bright colors: 1. Bright colors.

Fresh: 1. Bright and bright.

Fresh car: 1. A gorgeously decorated car.

Fresh chariots and strong horses: It means that the chariots are bright and the horses are strong. Describes wealth. Same as "fresh chariots and angry horses".

Fresh chariots and angry horses: angry: powerful. Gorgeous clothes, fat horses. Describes being careful about taking food and living a luxurious life.

J. Idioms describing people who are fresh and new

Refreshing and new. Ear and eye: refers to what is seen and heard. What you hear and see is completely different from before, which makes people feel fresh.

Source: Tang Dynasty Bai Juyi's "Record of Xiangshan Temple Repair": "The color of the pass, the scenery of Longtan, the springs and rocks of Xiangshan, and the wind and moon of the stone tower are all new to the eyes and ears of those who come and go."

A cliché that old scholars often say. It is a metaphor for words that people are used to hearing and have no new meaning.

Source: "Three Kingdoms·Book of Wei·Biography of Guan Ren": "This is a common saying of old people."

There is another cave and a new realm.

Repeat: many times; fresh: fresh, novel. Seen often, not new.

Source: "Historical Records: Biography of Li Sheng and Lu Jia": "In one year, there were many other guests, but the rate was no more than three. It was not uncommon to see him several times, and it was a long time since he was a public servant."

< p> Naxin vomiting therefore originally refers to exhaling turbid air and inhaling fresh air when a person breathes. Nowadays, it is often used as a metaphor for discarding the old and bad and absorbing the new and good.

Source: "Zhuangzi · Deliberately": "Blow the breath, spit out the old and accept the new."

To stick to the past and reject the present is to stick to the ancient and deny the present. Describe advocating old-fashioned methods and belittling new things.

Source: Song Dynasty Liu Shu's "Self-litigation": "The past is not the present, the changes of the times are not up to date, the doubts are stagnant, and the work is in vain."

Refreshingly inhaling The fresh air feels soothing like it's seeping into your gut.

Source: "Memories of Tao'an Dreams" by Zhang Dai of the Ming Dynasty: "The jade liquid beads are glued, the snow is plump and creamy; blowing the air is like orchid, refreshing the heart."

It is rare to see it. Fresh number: many times; fresh: freshly killed animals, by extension means fresh. This means that animals are not slaughtered to entertain frequent guests. The hind fingers are often seen and are not new.

Source: "Historical Records: Biography of Li Sheng and Lu Jia": "In one year, there were many other guests, but the rate was no more than three. It was not uncommon to see him frequently, and he never stayed in public for a long time."

Exhaling the old and bringing in the new originally meant that when a person breathed, he exhaled the stale air and inhaled the fresh air. Nowadays, it is often used as a metaphor for discarding the old and bad and absorbing the new and good.

Source: "Zhuangzi · Deliberately": "Blow the breath, spit out the old and accept the new."

I don't know the Han Dynasty, let alone the Wei and Jin Dynasties. I don't know the Han Dynasty, let alone the Wei and Jin Dynasties of the Three Kingdoms. knew.

Describes long-term hair loss