A collection of four-character idioms with Chinese characters

A collection of four-character idioms with Chinese characters. The history of Chinese characters in China is very long. We have many Chinese characters in China, among which the four-character idioms are very familiar to everyone. Yes, four-character idioms are words composed of four characters. There are many four-character idioms. The following is a collection of four-character idioms in Chinese.

A collection of four-character idioms in Chinese characters 1

1. The land of abundance has evil plans and is no longer what it used to be

2. Things will turn to the extreme, full of spirit and eagerness to try

3. Striving for excellence is inseparable from the ever-changing situation

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4. The true talent and true learning are as deep as the sea

5. The original intention and ambition are beyond recognition and there are opportunities to take advantage of them

6. The sky is high and the sky is high, starting from scratch is a drop in the bucket

7. Just in case, nothing can be accomplished by being intimate

8. Favoring one and favoring the other, the threads and dreams can’t wait

9. Seeing from afar, there are dangers that are beyond the reach of dust

10. Be tireless Slip away and be amiable

11. Stumbling around and lingering in shock

12. Overwhelmed with things to do, self-defeating and urgent

13. Things get worse and better, immeasurable and well-dressed

14. Crossing mountains and ridges, the intention is sonorous and powerful

15. Being naive can lead to shame and perish together

16. Being shy and showing bright eyes, being kind and gracious, and cutting off all righteousness

17. Gentle and polite The picturesque landscape is moving and the mountains are shaking

18. Looking left and right, driving straight into Li Bai and Taohong

19. Zhaosu, a well-known insect from far and near, is struggling to his death

20. Working diligently and making various plans

21. Undaunted in the face of danger, the land is rich and abundant

22. It is easy to accumulate thousands of trees over time

23. The pursuit of glory is rich and colorful Be righteous and confident

24. Complaining about the world and others, being beautiful and tireless in teaching

25. Turning the tide and filing into the bell-ringing cauldron for food

26. It is not enough to train Wu Niu to breathe. The moon breeze is clear and the sun is warm

27. Completely different, invincible and unwilling to be outdone

28. Fascinated and following the rules, spring flowers and autumn fruits

29. Outdated yellow flowers benefit a lot from the stormy sea

30. The writing moves, the dragon and the snake are impatient, but the fight is steady

31. Strong and unyielding, deviant and ungrateful

32. Sit back and watch the clouds rise and become homeless

33. Inseparable friends for life Keep a safe journey

34. No one can see the sky for generations to come

35. The wind is warm and the sun is shining without a trace A collection of four-character Chinese idioms that have been tempered for thousands of years 2

1. Words that describe the appearance of a character

Tiger head, tiger head, clear eyebrows, beautiful face, red ears

Fair and soft, face full of red light, full head of silver hair

Bright eyes like a pool of fire, golden eyes

Thick eyebrows, big eyes, kind eyebrows and kind eyes, majestic and majestic

Tall, burly, handsome, well-dressed

2. Words to describe the expressions of characters

Eyes wide open, eyes full of smiles, tears streaming down the face of laughter, laughter uproar

Smiling and full of joy in the spring breeze

Gentle and cheerful, carefree and radiant

High-spirited and aggressive, depressed

Frowning and listless

3. Words that describe the character’s mood

Full of joy and joy, returning as fast as an arrow

Relaxed and joyful, heart-beating and heart-wrenching

Worrying and worried, heart-wrenching

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Distraught, angry, frightened

Flustered, anxious, disheartened

4. Words describing learning attitude

Diligence

Be diligent, conscientious and focused

Study hard, be diligent, be open-minded and eager to learn

Study hard and be down-to-earth without being ashamed to ask questions

Strive for excellence, inquire deeply and forget to eat and sleep

Do not let go of the book, feel hungry and thirsty, and persevere

Meticulous

5. Words to study with concentration

Concentrate, concentrate, hold your breath and stare

Cover the book with relish, meditate, look focused

Keep your eyes focused and focused

6. Words to describe mountains:

Soaring mountains, clear waters and beautiful cliffs

Majestic peaks and mountains, picturesque mountains and plains

Give me back my rivers, mountains, lakes, mountains, colors, and exhausted waters

Great rivers, mountains, knives, mountains, fire, seas, and earth shaking the mountains

Splendid rivers and mountains are approaching Liangshan, a collection of four-character Chinese idioms 3

1. Cardamom Years

Cardamom: A perennial herb with pale yellow flowers in early summer. A metaphor for a virgin. Refers to when a woman is thirteen or fourteen years old.

Source: The poem "Farewell" by Du Mu of the Tang Dynasty: "Pingping has been curling up for more than thirteen years, and the cardamom leaves are in early February."

2. Jinse Hua Nian

A metaphor for youth.

Source: Tang Dynasty Li Shangyin's "Jin Se" poem: "Jin Se has fifty strings for no reason, each string and one column reminds me of my good years." I like talented people and beautiful women, both ~. ★Ming Dynasty·Tang Xianzu's "Purple Hairpin·Hua Chao He Xian"

3. Zhu Yan Cuifa

Refers to youth. Same as "red face and green hair".

Source: Song Dynasty Zhou Bangyan's "Xi Ping Le" lyrics: "Reminiscent of the beautiful and green hair, once everywhere, the old place makes people sigh.

4. Full of vitality

Chao, morning; vigorous, exuberant. Vibrant, describing the appearance of being full of life and vitality.

Usage: subject-predicate; used as predicate, attributive, and adverbial; with a complimentary meaning, describing vitality.

5. Few teeth and sharp spirit

Refers to young and energetic, determined and enterprising.

Source: Song Dynasty Wang Yucheng's "Reply to Ding Wei Shu": "The husband is upright and upright." I sincerely have the name. It is natural to be jealous of the evil and be unworthy of the virtuous. Moreover, he has few teeth and sharp energy, and is brave enough to get things done. Three of them are now forty years old. ”

6. The rabbit is missing and the black is sinking

It is like a rabbit missing and the black is flying. It describes the rapid passage of time.

Source: None

7. High ambitions

High ambitions and self-satisfaction

Source: "Historical Records·Biography of Su Qin": "The Yin family is full of people, and the ambitions are high. ”

8. Time flies

Time flies: time. Describes the passage of time and never returns.

Source: Chapter 10 of "The Peony Pavilion" by Tang Xianzu of the Ming Dynasty Out: "Then you are as beautiful as a flower, and the years are fleeting. ”

9. An inch of time is worth an inch of gold

An inch of time is as expensive as an inch of gold. It is a metaphor that time is very precious. - Idioms about youth

Source : "Huainanzi·Yuan Dao Xun": "Therefore, the sage does not value the jade of a ruler, but values ??the jade of an inch. It is rare and easy to lose. "Two Poems from White Deer Cave" written by Wang Zhenbai of the Tang Dynasty: "While I was reading, I didn't realize it was already late in spring. Every inch of time is worth an inch of gold." "~, I will send this thing to my close friend. (The second part of "Zhuang Zhou's Dream" by Shi Zhang of the Yuan Dynasty)

10. Time flies

Ju: to stay. Refers to the passage of time.

Source: "On Prosperous Filial Piety" by Kong Rong of the Han Dynasty: "The years pass by, the seasons flow by, and the fifty years have suddenly arrived. ”