Idioms of three, five, five and four words

Three mistakes and five mistakes generally refer to mistakes. Often refers to accidents.

* Three dynasties and five days means three to five days.

* Three transgressions and five times: times. Over and over again.

* The Three Tombs and Five Classics have been handed down as the earliest ancient books in China.

* Three cardinal guides and five cardinal guides: the monarch is the minister, the father is the child, and the husband is the wife; The five permanent members: benevolence, righteousness, courtesy, wisdom and faith. The moral norms between people advocated by feudal ethics.

* Three rings and five buckles describe the binding.

* Three Emperors and Five Emperors Huang San: Fuxi, Shennong and Huangdi; Five Emperors: Shao Hao, Zhuan Xu, Di Ku, Yao and Shun. Originally an ancient tribal leader in China legend. Later refers to ancient times.

* Three times, five times and many times.

* three meats and five dislikes generally refer to meat and food.

* Three Rivers and Five Lakes ① refers to the three rivers in the southeast and the lakes in Taihu Lake basin. ② The floorboard of rivers and lakes.

It is said that the ancient rulers made children aged three and five to respect the elderly.

* Three orders and five applications: orders; Shen: Expression and explanation. Many orders and warnings.

* Three years and five years, three to five: indicating approximate quantity; Load: years. For many years.

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* Three Mountains, Five Mountains and Five Mountains: Mount Tai, Huashan, Hengshan, Songshan and Hengshan. Generally refers to a famous mountain or place.

* Three sacrifices and five ding were originally described as abundant sacrifices. Now describe food as rich and beautiful.

* Three dead bodies and five ghosts are a metaphor for traitors.

* Three soups and five cuts generally refer to cooking. It also refers to various dishes. The same as "three soups and two cuts".

* Feudal society used "three virtues of Five Blessingg" to praise women's chastity. Same as Three Truths and Nine Streets.

* Three wits and five guesses is a metaphor for exhausting one's mind and speculating in many ways.