What is the fragrance and what shadow is the four-character idiom?

1. A collection of four-character idioms with the word "香"

Birds singing and flowers fragrant,

Antique fragrance,

Fragrance disappears and jade dies,

A scholarly family,

Cherishing the fragrance and cherishing jade,

A scholarly family,

The beauty of the country,

< p> Dark fragrance and sparse shadows,

Incense like crossing the river,

The fragrance of books from generation to generation,

Burning incense and worshiping,

The fragrance of clothes on the temples,

Fragrant jade carving,

Gui Fulan fragrance,

Warm and fragrant jade,

Leaning on the jade and leaning against the fragrance,

Strange fragrance,

Stealing fragrance and jade,

Dismounting after smelling the fragrance,

Oil-walled incense cart,

Banxiang Songyan,

A petal of heart fragrance,

Fragrant and moist jade,

Tiger ink agarwood,

Crossing the river fragrance elephant ,

The fragrance of salt,

The strange fragrance,

The fragrance of bronze birds,

The fragrance of embroidered pavilion,

The word is fragrant 2. A four-character idiom expressing fragrance

Dark fragrance and sparse shadow originally described the fragrance and posture of plum blossoms, and were later used as a synonym for plum blossoms.

Don’t be surprised by the dagger: a spoon in ancient times; 鬯: fragrant wine; both the dagger and the 鬯 were used as sacrificial objects in ancient ancestral temples. It describes that military discipline is strict, and wherever it goes, people live in peace and worship in ancestral temples.

To cover one's intelligence and conceal one's intelligence. Cover your ears and block your eyes. It is a metaphor for being indifferent to objective things.

Collect orchids and give medicine. Lan: orchid, the flower smells fragrant; medicine: peony. It is a metaphor for men and women giving gifts to each other to express their love for each other.

A metaphor for the literary legacy left by our predecessors.

Blow on the orchid. The breath is as fragrant as an orchid. Describe the breath of a beautiful woman.

Pinch of soil to burn incense Pinch of soil: Gather the soil into a pile with your hands. It refers to the old superstitious people gathering soil in the wild instead of incense burners to burn incense to worship gods.

Fanglan Jingti Fanglan: the aroma of orchid; Jingti: all over the body. Full of fragrance. It is a metaphor for behaving elegantly and having excellent style.

Fragrant and fragrant Fragrant: refers to fragrance; Fragrant: aroma; Fragrant: strong aroma. The aroma is described as very strong. 3. Four-character idioms about freshness and fragrance

There is no four-character idiom about freshness and fragrance. The idioms starting with fresh are as follows:

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

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

Fresh and lively refers to fish, poultry, etc. jumping around and alive.

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

Incorruptible and shameless. Having no integrity and no shame.

Fresh eyebrows and bright eyes are still said to be beautiful. Describe beautiful appearance.

Blood dripping dripping: dripping down continuously. Describes the flow of blood.

Bright and eye-catching colors are bright and eye-catching.

A fine horse in fresh clothes. A fine horse in fine clothes. It is called luxurious clothing. Same as "fresh chariots and angry horses".

An angry horse in fresh clothes. A strong horse in beautiful clothes. It is called luxurious clothing. 4. What are the four-character idioms about fragrance?

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Antique refers to utensils, paintings and calligraphy that are full of quaint colors and sentiments.

Gui Fulan Fragrance Gui and orchid: two kinds of fragrant flowers; Fu: fragrant. Describes a fragrant smell.

The fragrance of osmanthus refers to the sweet-scented osmanthus blooming around the Mid-Autumn Festival, emitting a fragrant fragrance.

国色天香 originally describes peonies whose color and fragrance are different from ordinary flowers. Later, it also described the beauty of women.

Picking Buddha and burning incense is a metaphor for judging how others behave or how well they treat others.

Mouth and teeth are fragrant. It is a metaphor that the works you read are meaningful, timeless and pleasant.

Selling shoes to share incense is an old metaphor for people who miss their wives and children before they die.

Birds singing and flowers fragrant. Birds chirp beautifully and flowers bloom fragrantly. Describe the beautiful scene of spring.

Stealing jade and stealing fragrance is a metaphor for seducing women.

Qu Yan Ban Xiang Qu: refers to Qu Yuan; Ban: refers to Ban Gu. Like "Chu Ci" and Han Fu, the words are gorgeous and full of emotion. Praise the poem for its beauty.

Nephrite Wenxiang Ruan: soft; Wen: gentle; Jade, fragrant: synonymous with women. Old novels describe women's bodies.

Cherish the jade and pity the fragrance. Xi, pity: love and pity; jade, fragrant: metaphor for women. It is a metaphor for a man's care and consideration for the woman he loves.

A petal of heart incense Heart incense: In the old days, it was said that the center of piety can lead to the enlightenment of Buddhism, just like burning incense. A metaphor for a very sincere intention (used in wishes).

The jade buried incense refers to the death of a beautiful woman. 5. The fourth character is the idiom of "fragrance"

The fourth character is the idiom of "fragrance":

Birds singing and flowers fragrant,

Antique,

The beauty of the country and the fragrance of heaven,

The fragrance of a petal,

The fragrance of leaning against jade,

The fragrance of osmanthus, orchids,

The fragrance of books from generation to generation,

The fragrance of a petal,

The fragrance of hair on the temples,

The fragrance of speech,