Save your strength,

The way to keep fit,

Raising tigers is a problem,

Bring home the bacon,

Raising a tiger hurts the body,

Raising carbuncle leads to gangrene,

Raising carbuncle is self-defeating,

Raising children for the elderly,

Yang and Yin Jiu Hao,

Turn cockroaches into snakes,

Raising children to prevent old age,

Raise a tiger and bite itself,

Improve your self-esteem,

Pension death,

An ambitious man is not easy to control. When he is proud, he is no longer his master.

If you raise a sick child and leave a poisonous sore untreated, it will become a future trouble. Metaphor connives at covering up bad guys and things, and as a result, you will get hurt.

Source: Biography of Yan Feng in the Later Han Dynasty. Li Xian quoted Yan Feng's book Ren Wuda, the wife's brother: "Long carbuncle is self-inflicted."

Raise troops for a thousand days, usually use soldiers to raise troops, and can fight at critical moments. Refers to the accumulation of livestock strength at ordinary times, and use it immediately when necessary.

Source: "Southern History Chen Xuanchuan": "Soldiers can be used for thousands of days, and they must not be prepared for one day."

Raising troops for thousands of days is used to support and train the army for a long time in case of war. It's the same as "keep a soldier for a thousand days and use it once."

Source: Shi Naian's "Water Margin" 6 1: "Lu Junyi was furious when he heard it:' Keep a soldier for a thousand days and use it once! I want you to come with me. You have many excuses. " "

Raising children to prevent old age, saving grain to prevent hunger means raising children to prevent old age and saving grain to prevent hunger. The same as "raising children to prevent old age and saving grain for hunger".

Raising children against old age and saving grain against hunger means raising children against old age and saving grain against hunger. The same as "raising children to prevent old age and saving grain for hunger".

Raising children to prevent old age is to prevent old age. It also refers to raising children to prevent old age.

Source: Song and Chen's "Shilin Guangji": "Raising children to prevent old age and saving food to satisfy hunger."

Raising children against old age and saving food against hunger refer to raising children against old age and saving food against hunger.

Raising a tiger is a metaphor for conniving at the enemy and saving yourself trouble. It's the same as "raising a tiger for fear."

Source: Back to the fifth and sixth chapters of the History of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty: "If this son wants to see it, isn't it that the tiger won't let him suffer?"

Raising tigers hurts the body. Raising tigers is a menace. Metaphor longitudinal enemy leave trouble.

Source: Cai's "Qianjin Entry Pass": "Your Majesty should only attack it early, and if it is late, it will hurt the monarch and raise the tiger."

Raising a tiger is a metaphor for conniving at the enemy, leaving behind future troubles and harming others and themselves.

Raising a tiger is a metaphor for conniving at the enemy and exempting yourself from future troubles. It's the same as "raising a tiger for fear."

Source: Zhang Mingju is "Answering the plan of the viceroy to deal with the Ba Huang Second Road": "What is this so-called trick to attract thieves into the house and raise tigers to make trouble?"

The legacy of raising tigers: stay; Suffer: disaster. If you keep a tiger, it will become a future trouble if you don't get rid of it. Metaphor connives at bad people and leaves behind future troubles.

Source: "Historical Records of Xiang Yu": "Chu soldiers stopped eating, and Chu died this day. Because of its opportunity, it is better to take it. Today, the so-called legacy of raising tigers has also been released. "

Raising a tiger to kill himself is a metaphor for conniving at the enemy and suffering from it. It's the same as "raising a tiger for trouble and eating itself."

Raising a tiger is a metaphor for conniving at the enemy and suffering from it. It's the same as "raising a tiger for trouble and eating itself."

Self-biting: biting. Raising tigers is a menace. Metaphor connives at the enemy and suffers.

Source: Galand, Jianzhong Temple, Luoyang: "If you raise a tiger, you will bite yourself."

Raising a tiger is a metaphor for appeasing the enemy and ultimately harming yourself. Bite, use "bite".

Raising a tiger is a metaphor for conniving at the enemy and exempting yourself from future troubles. It's the same as "raising a tiger for fear."

Raising a tiger is a metaphor for conniving at the enemy and avoiding future troubles.

Raising a snake is a metaphor for conniving at the enemy and letting it grow and develop.

Source: Guoyu Story: "What will you do for snakes?"

Low-key means hiding one's track and talent, and not showing one's edge.

Bringing home the bacon means barely feeding a family without going hungry.

Bring home the bacon

Source: Cao Qingxue Qin's Dream of Red Mansions, 99: "Those who keep accounts and are officials are all yamen who spend money to provide meals. Who doesn't want to get rich? We must support our families. "

Recharge: rest; Storage: saving; Sharp: elan. Save your strength.

Source: Ming Luo Guan Zhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms, the thirty-fourth time: "After half a year, save your strength, Liu Biao and Sun Quan can go down in one drum."

Conditioning: maintenance; Essence: spirit; Storage: saving; Sharp: elan. Keep your spirits up and build up your strength.

Source: Ming Luo Guan Zhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms, the thirty-fourth time: "After half a year, save your strength, Liu Biao and Sun Quan can go down in one drum."

Raising troops for a thousand days means supporting and training the army for a long time in preparation for war. It's the same as "keep a soldier for a thousand days and use it once."

Source: Ma Yuan Zhiyuan's "Autumn of the Han Palace" has a second discount: "I have raised my troops for a thousand days, and I used them for a while. And Wu Wen of Manchuria, the one who retired with me! They are all afraid of knives and arrows. "

Raise troops for thousands of days to support and train the army for a long time in preparation for war.

Source: On the volume of Qin Pinghua of Six Kingdoms: "Wang Ben said,' Tell your Majesty dispatch troops for a thousand days, and use it once. ""The third fold of the Gaoyuan wenxiu Mianchi Club ":"Master, it is wrong to raise troops for a thousand days and use them once. Serve the country for the courtiers! "

Raising troops for thousands of days is usually used to support and train the army in case of leading troops to fight at a critical moment. Refers to the accumulation of livestock strength at ordinary times, and use it immediately when necessary.

Source: "Southern History Chen Xuanchuan": "Soldiers can be used for thousands of days, and they must not be prepared for one day."

Retirement refers to children's support for their parents and funeral after death.

Source: Wu Mingcheng's Journey to the West, the 27th time: "I gave birth to a slave, wanted to bring my family, married someone else, and was afraid that I was helpless when I was old, so I had to recruit a son-in-law to support the elderly."

Save your strength, save your strength. It's the same as "keeping reputation and keeping spirit".

Support and funeral for parents of children who lost their lives. With "life and death". Mourn, mourn.

Provide support and funeral for parents of children who died in medical care.

Source: Mencius Li Lou: "Health preservation is not enough to achieve great things, but death can achieve great things."

Children's support and funeral for parents are at the end of medical treatment. With "life and death".

The way of health preservation refers to the method of physical and mental cultivation in order to keep healthy and prolong life.

Source: "Zhuangzi Health Master": "Smell my words and get health." Cheng Tang Xuan Yingshu: "I have realized the way of keeping in good health."

Cultivate strength and accumulate motivation.

Cultivate talents and recruit talents.

Yang Yin Jiu Hao is a metaphor for a talented person who lives in seclusion in Xiu De.

Source: Poetry Xiaoya heming: "He Ming is heard in Jiugao, and he is heard in the sky."

Keeping an eagle means that ambitious people are not easy to control, and when they are proud, they are no longer used by their owners.

Source: The language "The Biography of Lu Bu in the Later Han Dynasty": "If you keep an eagle, you will use it if you are hungry, and you will be ashamed if you are full."

Carbuncle caused by carbuncle: toxic sore; Suffer: disaster. If you don't treat the sore, it will become a future trouble. Metaphor connives at bad people, and as a result, they suffer.

Source: Yun "Reading Notes 1 of Huaixi Magazine in Wei Caotang": "The name of Bo, it collapses and becomes a copy. I call it a husband's support! "

If you leave a sore untreated, it will become a future trouble. Metaphor connives at covering up bad guys and things, and as a result, you will get hurt.

Source: Biography of Yan Feng in the Later Han Dynasty. Li Xian quoted Yan Feng's book Ren Wuda, the wife's brother: "Long carbuncle is self-inflicted."

Raising children to prevent old age and saving food to prevent hunger means raising children to prevent old age and saving food to prevent hunger. The same as "raising children to prevent old age and saving grain for hunger".

Spoiled: refers to life. Refers to living in an environment where people serve and conditions are favorable.

Source: Xun's "Secretary of Shang Han Shu": "The son of heaven is arrogant and privileged, and he is also happy with the world."