The fourth word is a four-character idiom.

1. What four-character idioms have four characters?

Spoiled,

Be pampered,

Save your strength,

Recuperate,

The way to keep fit,

Cultivate one's mind and nature,

Keep a low profile,

Support life,

Pacify and cultivate traitors,

Raising tigers is a problem,

Bring home the bacon,

Livestock wife adopted son,

Nourish life,

Save money and cultivate one's morality,

Keep your promise and keep your friendship,

Raising a tiger hurts the body,

Support war with war,

Raising carbuncle leads to gangrene,

Raising carbuncle is self-defeating,

Gasified nutrients,

Nourish spirit, nourish nature,

In order to recover,

Raise chickens and bamboo,

Thrift can keep honesty,

Raising children for the elderly,

Embrace Lu for health,

The death of the elderly,

Close your eyes,

Xing,

Yi ran yang shou

The fourth word is the idiom behemoth,

Reckless things,

Relying on talent and pride,

Xianhui, carrying things,

Cold-blooded animals,

Something outside the body,

Take out the contents of the bag,

Treat people,

Everything,

Green felt relics,

Harm one's own interests,

Still the same,

Basket contents,

Bad things,

Iron fist,

Treat people and things,

Fence wall,

Namin Railway Company,

Punish things by coercive means,

Things of the past,

Arrogant,

Dust surface,

Extraordinary things,

Non-pond objects,

Vulgar and unique,

Right time and slow things,

Vegetables and fruits,

Clothes and cultural relics,

Fate, feelings, things,

Zhi Zhi Wu Ge

In a drug cage,

Help people and things,

Change things from firewood to heaven,

Take something from the bag,

Proud of the world,

Zang is a character,

Caring for others,

Relieve the people, provide goods,

Dramatic town events,

Man of the hour,

Words have substance,

Jade hall figures,

Fate and affection,

A bigwig,

Express your preference for things in words,

What's in the pool,

The whole bow rate,

What's in the cup,

Respect the virtuous and love things,

A thousand-year-old figure,

Wisdom and everything around you,

Be honest about things,

That's all,

Fengcheng sacred object,

Don't lose old things,

Idle people,

Love things,

Cast tripod image,

Change your last name or something,

Reading is beside the point, and it is difficult to see results.

Nothing,

Using time and things,

Proud of everything,

Pocket characters,

Push sincere love,

Browse natural history,

Everything is born, only people are precious,

Natural beauty,

Restore the old things,

There is no shelter in the chest,

Canon cultural relics,

Even the simulator,

Pay for the world,

Circle the nutrients,

Stealing things from feet,

Empty,

Things that go against the sky and violence,

Even analogy,

Become one thing,

I like the people and shirts here,

What's in the bag,

Ugly and evil things,

(of speech or writing) lacking in content.

3. Goose in the fourth word-Huang Ting stands for Goose.

Wang Xizhi was a great calligrapher in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. He used to be a general in the right-wing army, and he is also known as Wang Youjun. In 355 AD, Wang Xizhi resigned from his official position because of disagreement with Wang Shu, then Yangzhou historian, and settled in Huiji Yin Shan (now Shaoxing, Zhejiang).

There is a Taoist temple named Xuanmiao Temple in Tanniang Village, and there is a Taoist named Lu in the temple. He admired Wang Xizhi's reputation very early and wanted to ask Wang Xizhi to copy a copy of Huang Tingjing for Guanli. However, he knew that he had never had anything to do with Wang Xizhi. How could he rashly ask for it?

Therefore, Lu tried his best to inquire about Wang Xizhi's hobbies in order to appeal to his mind and achieve the purpose of inviting Wang Xizhi to write classics. Once, he learned from an old woman that Wang Xizhi was fond of geese, especially white geese. So he bought a flock of white geese with white feathers and raised them in a stream that Wang Xizhi often passed by, waiting for an opportunity.

One day, Wang Xizhi passed by the stream and saw a large group of white geese in the stream, so he became fascinated. He wandered by the stream and asked:

"Whose geese are these? Do you want to sell them? "

Someone told him that these geese were raised by Lu Daoren of Xuanmiao Temple. Wang Xizhi came to the mysterious temple, found Liu and asked:

"Did you raise the white goose in the stream? Can you sell it to me? "

Lu pretended to be embarrassed and said, "These geese are kept for viewing, but the things they see have never been sold."

"I really like these geese. I have some extra money. Please sell it to me! " Wang Xizhi said earnestly.

Jingxiu took the opportunity to say, "Selling is absolutely not for sale. However, if Lord Youjun can copy a copy of Huang Tingjing for Guan Li, then I will give all these geese to adults! "

Wang Xizhi, bent on getting these big white geese, agreed to his request. So, Lu prepared pen and ink, and in less than half a day, Wang Xizhi copied a copy of Huang Tingjing.

This "Huang Ting Jing" was written by Wang Xizhi in print, and the font is vigorous and powerful, which makes people fondle it. Lu was very happy. He asked the little Taoist to put the goose in several cages and gave it to Wang Xizhi. Wang Xizhi was so happy that he wrote a cursive word "goose" on the beach by the stream, and then left.

Lu saw the word "Goose" written on the beach, which stood like Youlong and danced like a phoenix. It's really great. He asked the little Taoist priest to bring a large piece of tissue paper, fell to the ground himself, and drew the word "goose" with a pen. Then he invited a stonemason to carve the word "goose" on the stone tablet for people to visit.

Until now, Wang Xizhi's "Goose" monument still stands in front of a pond in Lanting Scenic Area, Shaoxing, Zhejiang Province. This pond is called "Goose Pond".

Later, I used the allusion of "Huang Ting for Goose" to compare my talents and stunts in exchange for my beloved things. Or praise the beauty of calligraphy. (Dan erqi)

Jin Zhong Xing's book

4. The fourth word of the idiom 1 is four, no three no four [bêsānêbês].

Chinese idioms

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,no. This is an China idiom. Pinyin is bù sā nù bù ù, which means that it is not like this, and it is not like that. It's just not like it. It's neither fish nor fowl. Be described as indecent or inappropriate.

Chinese name

suspicious

Foreign name

1. with a grain of salt; Indecent II. Neither fish nor fowl; neither fish nor fowl

source

The Water Margin?

2, upside down [[di ā n sā n d ? o s? os]

Disturbed is an idiom, pronounced as di ā n s ā n d m ? o s ā n d mo, which describes the disorder and disorganization in speaking and doing things.

Chinese name

Out of order

source

The Romance of the Gods by Xu Ming Lin Zhong.