What are the idioms that use the word "Zi" in "Message from Behind"?
Gossip [y incarnation]
If there is no basis. Refers to slanderous words that spread behind your back.
Source: Book of Rites Confucianism: "Long time no see, I don't believe rumors." Historical Records Wei Wuqi's Biography of An Hou: "There are evil words, and they are heard by evil words."
Hearsay [y incarnation]
Baseless, malicious and sarcastic remarks. The other is to discuss secret legends in private.
Source: Han Jiaogan's Yilin: "Hua Feng Yan Hua, chaotic and wrong."
Gossip [y incarnation]
If there is no basis. Refers to slanderous words that spread behind your back. Use "gossip"
Source: He Qing Bangor's "Night Talk with Recording Li Xiu": "How can you believe rumors?"
Gossip [xiá n yá n suí y Avatar]
Idle: it has nothing to do with business; Break: refers to nagging. Nagging about things that have nothing to do with business
Source: Wei Ming-Minfeng, "Gong Zhengyan is good, Xu Woting returns to the field": "The urgent situation is a fire card, and the rumors must be waited for."
Example:
1. Gossip is like a scattered bullet, which often hits the target.
2. The opponent slandered and forced him to clarify the facts at the first time.
She is always dismissive of such gossip.
Our attitude towards those gossips is to laugh it off.
Laugh at those gossips and never care.
6. The villagers spread rumors that Xia's widow was immoral and immoral.
7. The so-called rumors stop at the wise, so why bother with gossip?
After some investigation, it is proved that he is the maker of these rumors.
Unable to stand the gossip of his neighbors, he decided to leave home and go out to develop.
10. Eye-catching stars are most afraid of damaging their reputation through gossip.