1. Four-character idioms for food: basket of food, pot of paste, food: food; paste: soup.

The people used baskets to hold rice and pots to hold soup to welcome their beloved troops.

Describe the situation in which the army is warmly supported and welcomed by the masses.

Source: "Mencius: King Hui of Liang 1": "A basket of food and a ladle of drink is used to welcome the king's teacher." A basket of food and a ladle of drink.

Describes the noble life of scholars who are content with poverty.

Source: "The Analects of Confucius·Yong Ye": "A basket of food, a ladle of drink, in a back alley, people can't bear the worries, and they won't change their happiness even when they return." Carved clams and carved clams refer to exquisite and delicious food.

Carved plates and fine food. Exquisite utensils and food.

Harmony tripod: Ding: an ancient food cooking utensil with three legs and two ears; tripod: large tripod.

Season in the cauldron.

It is a metaphor for dealing with national affairs.

Mostly refers to the responsibilities of the prime minister.

Source: "The Biography of Pei Du in the Old Book of Tang Dynasty": "I'm happy to hear that I don't need medicine, and I'm even more happy to adjust the tripod." Duanqi Painting Porridge Duan: cut off; Qin: pickles or pickled vegetables.

It means the food is simple and meager.

Describe poverty mechanics.

Source: Song Dynasty Shi Wenying's "Wild Records of Xiangshan Mountain": "Fan Zhongyan was poor when he was young, and he was studying in a monk's house in Changbai Mountain. He made porridge in a container, and after staying for a long time, it condensed. He drew it into four pieces with a knife. He took two pieces in the morning and evening, cut off dozens of stems, and ate them.

So, it lasts for three years. "The porridge is simple and meager."

Describe poverty mechanics.

Same as "Broken Tao and Painted Porridge".

Source: Feng Guifen of the Qing Dynasty, "Pan Futing Jingqing's Fifty Life Preface": "Shaoling's thatched cottage in the autumn breeze, but there is a wish to build thousands of buildings; Xiwen is broken into pieces of porridge, and there is a wish to worry first and then be happy." Goe Cunli

Scrap: save.

Refers to the fact that the ancient etiquette forms have disappeared, and only food remains. Source: Chapter 27 of Wenkang's "Heroes of Sons and Daughters" of the Qing Dynasty: "Now the ancient system of Dianyan has been refined and made popular, and a family member is sent to send it. This is called communication.

It’s called goose-cun-li-wasi.” Bad clothes and bad food: bad.

Refers to poor clothing and food.

Source: "The Analects of Confucius·Li Ren": "It is not enough for scholars to be ashamed of the Tao and those who wear bad clothes and eat bad food." Bad clothes and food: brown rice.

Wear coarse clothes and eat rice made from brown rice.

Describes a frugal life.

Source: Su Shi of the Song Dynasty, "On Rites, Righteousness, and Honesty Are Sufficient to Become Virtuous": "I think that all those who have a country should live in evil clothes and farm together with the farmers to cultivate one person's body, and work for a hundred workers." A hungry tiger pounces on food like a hungry tiger pounces.

Same as food.

The metaphor moves violently and quickly.

Source: Chapter 51 of "Journey to the West" by Wu Chengen of the Ming Dynasty: "A hungry tiger is the most harmful to people when it pounces on food, and a dragon playing in the water can be vicious." A hungry tiger pounces on a sheep, just like a hungry tiger pounces on food.

The metaphor moves violently and quickly.

Source: "Qingpingshantang Huaben·Wujie Zen Master Mo Honglian Ji" by Hong Zhen of the Ming Dynasty: "A woman who invades for the first time is like a hungry tiger devouring a sheep." Fei eats thin clothes Fei: meager.

Meager clothes, poor food.

Describes a very simple life.

Source: "Book of Liang: Chronicles of Emperor Wu": "Among them are the common people who can take the lead in serving as ministers, and are accurate. They have low incomes and thin clothes. Please start from Gu." Phoenix marrow and dragon liver are metaphors for rare and delicious food.

Source: Ming Dynasty Sun Renru's "Dongguan Ji: This is the place where I will support my beloved": "His old friend is kind, and he accepts his phoenix marrow and dragon liver; I should have chewed up my tongue, and I am ashamed to have left my two daughters behind." Delicious Fatty

Nong generally refers to delicious food.

Source: Shen Yue of Liang Dynasty in the Southern Dynasties, "On Food among Monks": "There are three things that cause great disturbance: one is snobbery and fame, the other is enchanting and charming, and the third is delicious and rich food." 2. Description.

The four-character words for food are: eating of the weak, eating frugally, forgetting to eat and sleep, eating with bells ringing, forgetting to eat in anger, not having enough to eat, living on one's own strength, eating at midnight, wasting food due to choking, eating and drinking, eating and drinking, eating the fruits of the past, eating without change, man-made wealth will die, birds will die for eating, eating one's own words,

Plenty of food and clothing, rich clothing and fine food, good clothing, food, shelter and transportation, hungry people do not choose food, people regard food as their top priority, grumble for food, those who eat poorly, eat with their ears, eat from the same plate, have enough food to feed the soldiers, the food is tasteless, it is a pity to throw it away, meandering back to eat,

Food in the twenties, food is the people's destiny 3. The four-character idiom about food was originally published by: Garden Party Aunt Glue disease is transmitted from the mouth. Most diseases are transmitted by food.

Metaphor should pay attention to food hygiene.