What idioms are there about guessing the name of a city?
Pinyin: shuāng? xǐ？ Lin? door
Explanation: It means that two happy events come together.
Source: "Wonders witnessed in the past 20 years" 83: "So all the guests stood up together and celebrated again; Everyone said,' this is a double happiness!' The town is also complacent. "
Example: I will send it to you now! As soon as you join the party, you will show your face, do great things and make great contributions! Ha, what a coincidence! Today is double happiness!
2, Ningbo-idiom: calm down.
Pinyin: fēng? Ping? Lang? Jinluan
Description: It means there is no wind and waves. Metaphor is calm.
Source: Song Shi Puji's "Five Lights Meeting Yuan" Volume 7: "The monk asked:' How is it when it is calm?' The teacher said,' Blow down the south wall.' "
There is a child here. Don't be afraid of him. Be calm. ★ Qing Wu Ren Jian's Strange Status Quo Seen in Twenty Years, the eighteenth time?
3. Shanghai idiom: River of no return
Pinyin: dà? jiāng？ dūng？ qù
Explanation: The Yangtze River flows eastward. Later it was borrowed as a epigraph name. More means that the past disappears and history advances.
Source: Shi's Niannujiao Chibi Nostalgia: "river of no return, a romantic figure through the ages."
Example: The people of China, like a river of no return, have long been repelled by our great party and will never come back. ★ Cao Jinghua's "wisdom blossoms like a brocade"?
4. Qiqihar-idiom: Everyone is happy.
Pinyin: jiē? Hey? huān？ slow
Explanation: all: all. Everyone is happy and satisfied.
Source: "Diamond Sutra": "Everyone is happy, abide by it."
For example, when everyone was happy, the Queen Mother suddenly secretly summoned Wang Xian, the real father of the Qing emperor. ★ Zeng Qing Pu Songling's "Evil Sea Flower" back to the 26th.
5. Lushun-idiom: Have a safe trip.
Pinyin: y:? lù？ Ping? ↓n
Explanation: It means that there was no accident during the trip. It is also used to greet people who go out.
Source: Feng Ming Menglong's Ancient and Modern Novels Volume 19: "Bon voyage, more than a month later, I came to the old anchorage."
Example: Well done! All right! Girl, have a safe trip! (Lao She's Philosophy of Lao Zhang 44)
6. Luoyang-idiom: The sun sets.
Pinyin: xρ? Yang? xī？ Xià
Explanation: refers to the scene at sunset in the evening. It also means death or the decline of things.
Source: Ma Yuan Zhiyuan's "Tianjingsha Qiu Si": "When the sun sets, heartbroken people are at the end of the world."
For example, make sentences: the sun goes down, over mountains and mountains, stretching for more than ten miles. ★ Liu Yazi's Biwa Lake Miscellaneous Poems?
7. Kaifeng-idiom: contradiction.
Pinyin: zi? xiāng？ máo？ Dunn
Description: spear: a stabbing weapon that attacks the enemy; Shield: A shield to protect yourself. Metaphor is talking and doing things before and after the conflict.
Source: Han Feizi Nan Yi: "Chu people with shields and spears have a reputation:' I have a strong shield, so I can't fall.' He also praised his spear and said,' the benefits of my spear are all trapped in things.' Or:' What if the child's spear gets stuck in the child's shield?' People shouldn't react. "
Example: These theories are self-contradictory. ?