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Two-part allegorical saying of a cake and its related interpretation
Zhang Fei eats bean sprouts-a piece of cake

A piece of cake is an idiom, meaning simple or trivial things. English translation is a piece of cake.

Release? Metaphor is easy or trivial.

Classification? Four character idioms

Example:

1, "Washing dishes at home is a piece of cake for women. But in restaurants, it's heavy manual labor.

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2. "Mr. Li is from old Guangzhou. It stands to reason that finding a place in Guangzhou is a piece of cake. But not long ago, he turned around Longkou West Road for more than half an hour before finding the place he was looking for. " Sometimes I write "piece of cake".

3. "Although the listing of Bird in June 2000 solved the urgent need for funds, the total publicity expenses of less than 1 100 million in the whole year are still a piece of cake in front of foreign brands."