What do you mean by solid?

Of course, it's crazy. Solid: Of course. Above: preach "epilepsy", crazy.

The ancient and modern significance of the company is urgently needed.

The ancient meaning is the original meaning, and the present meaning is firm and firm.

What does modernity mean?

solid

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no doubt

Stone beasts from the river

Original sentence

Seeking the bottom and fixing the top; Isn't it more bumpy in the land of search?

translate

It is crazy to look for stone beasts downstream; Isn't it crazier to look for them deep in the original place?

What does it mean to be small but real?

Inherent: firm from the beginning: in an initial state and maintained for a long time.

Seek low, solid ancient and modern meaning.

solid

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no doubt

Stone beasts from the river

Original sentence

Seeking the bottom and fixing the top; Isn't it more bumpy in the land of search?

translate

It is crazy to look for stone beasts downstream; Isn't it crazier to look for them deep in the original place?

Today we usually make a "firm" and "firm" solution.

What do you mean, hit something?

Encounter is "stupid", which means wordy. The meaning of showing off in an ostentatious manner in western Yunnan. Hehe, they are all dialects.

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explain

1.？ Pull, stretch: ~ force. ~ neck. ~ no hair. ~ sing loudly.

2.？ Attract? : ~ goodbye. ~ son. ~ words. ~ guide. ~ recommended. Throw a brick to attract jade.

3.？ Use it as evidence, evidence or reason? : ~ text. ~ use. Aid ~.

4.？ Retreat? : ~ back. ~ avoid.

5.？ The old unit of length, one citation equals ten zhangs.

6.？ The rope of an ancient hearse? : send ~.

form a word

Light through the wall? Wear: chisel through; Introduction: Introduction. Through the wall, introduce candlelight. Describe a poor family and study hard. ?

Thread the needle? Thread one end of the thread through the eye of a needle. Metaphor contact, painting. ?

Send thousands of miles? A hair is tied with a heavy object. Metaphor is crucial. ?

Gao Xiang Yuan Yin? Describe seclusion. ?

Hooper introduction? Call: call; Lead: Attraction; Class: of the same kind. Refers to attracting like-minded people. ?

Save the classics to guide the foot? Lead: pull; Classic: hanging. Save the hanged man by pulling his foot. Metaphor action runs counter to the purpose and is getting farther and farther away from the purpose. ?

What's the point? Follow the vine to find the root. Metaphor is the key. ?

Parallel quotation? Side: extensive; Sign: ask; Bo: extensive; Citation: quotation. Speaking and writing articles refer to materials as evidence or examples. ?

Throw a brick to attract jade? Throw a brick to attract jade. Metaphor is to use one's immature ideas or works to lead others to better ideas or good works.

Kick your feet? Abdomen in and neck out. Describe ardent hope. ?

Quote without sending it? Lead: pull the bow; Hair: archery. Draw a bow without shooting an arrow. Metaphor is good at inspiring and guiding. It is also a metaphor for getting ready, not acting for the time being, and waiting for the opportunity. ?

Lead the wind to blow the fire? Blow the fire with the wind to make it burn more and more brightly. Metaphor to incite and stir up trouble. ?

Bring a ghost to the door? Metaphor attracts bad guys. ?

Sing loudly? Introduction: elongation; Nothing: throat, throat. Sing loudly. ?

Draw a tiger for self-defense Quote: attract. Attract tigers and protect yourself. Metaphor means trying to rely on the wicked, and the result is that you suffer. ?

Fire? The original metaphor is asking for trouble or committing suicide. Nowadays, more metaphors are used to actively expose their shortcomings and mistakes in order to win everyone's criticism and help. ?

Quote classics? Cite classic books as the basis of argument. ?

Strangled? Slant: kill. Stretch your neck and wait to be killed Die without resistance. ?

Blame yourself? Blame: guilt. Take the initiative to take responsibility for mistakes and make self-criticism. ?

Lure the wolf into the house? Quote: attract. Lead the wolf indoors. Metaphor brings bad guys or enemies indoors. ?

Lead the way? Lead: Stretch your neck. Stretch your neck and look far away. Describe ardent hope. ?

Charming? Victory: victory. Bring people into a good place. Now it is often used to refer to particularly attractive scenery or literary works. ?

Striking? Gaze: Gaze. Attract people's attention?

To drum up business and carve feathers? Shang Yu: Two Phonetic Names in Ancient Music Law. Refers to a musical performance that pays attention to temperament and has high achievements. ?

Leading rope and arranging roots? Collusion to exclude dissidents. ?

Accept the warning? Reference: using; Attention: Warning. Refers to learning from past mistakes and avoiding repeating them. ?

Jade-absorbing brick? Words of self-modesty. Metaphor is a superficial and immature opinion published in order to elicit others' brilliant opinions. ?

Beating and stabbing? Cone: awl; Femur: thigh. If you want to sleep after reading at night, stab yourself in the thigh with an awl to stay awake. Describe studying hard.

Is lead enough to save the classics? Lead: pull; Classic: hanging. Save the hanged man by pulling his foot. Metaphor action runs counter to the purpose and is getting farther and farther away from the purpose. ?

Long and far? Guide the body to travel far and never return. ?

Far-reaching? To transcend the secular and go far away. ?

Transcendental self-citation refers to detachment from the secular world and automatic retirement. ?

Numerous signs and quotations? Cite various materials as evidence. ?

How many kinds of friends do you divide into? Divide factions and attract the same kind. ?

Phoenix attracts nine chicks? This bodes well for world peace and social prosperity. ?

Guilt leads to guilt? Blame yourself. ?

Is the melon lotus full of drinks? Metaphor involves personnel. ?

Forget fatigue? Drawing water from a well is a metaphor for introducing and promoting talents. Introduce and promote talents and forget fatigue. ?

What's the matter with you? It is a metaphor that children can inherit the career of their fathers and brothers. ?

Prolonged? Quote: delay. It lasted a long time.

The moon painted for a long time? Quote: delay. It lasted a long time. Same as "extension".

Face to face with the court? Speak frankly and dare to remonstrate. Use "face to face". ?

Push? Enlighten and guide from the side. ?

Side quotation certificate? Widely quoted and proved. ?

Classic, gift? Refers to quoting classics. ?

Draw inferences from others? To quote something similar as a metaphor. ?

Traction accessories? Jude's words are far-fetched. Insist that something that doesn't have some meaning has some meaning. It also means to confuse unrelated things. ?

Looking forward to leadership? Raise your head and stretch your neck. Describe ardent hope. ?

Leading? Stretch your head and neck by stretching your arms and sleeves. Describe excitement and hope. ?

Day leads to the moon? Of things growing with the passage of time. ?

What happened? Refers to quoting similar things to express one's wishes. ?

Bear collar bird? Ancient methods to guide health preservation. Shaped like a bear crawling on a branch and a bird with outstretched feet. With "bear by bird". ?

Lead by example? Let the blind guide the blind. Metaphor allows ignorant people to guide ignorant people, which only makes them more confused. ?

Leading the car to sell pulp? Pulling carts, doing small business. It refers to the civilian Yum! ?

Lead short and push long? It means to show your shortcomings and show your strengths by deliberately not showing them. ?

Leading a dog into the village? Jude's words brought the wolf into the room. Metaphor brings bad guys or enemies indoors. ?

Quote the past and describe the present? Cite ancient historical facts or documents to describe the current reality. ?

Quote the past to prove the present? Prove things in reality with ancient experiences and lessons. ?

Have you ever blamed yourself? Take the initiative to take responsibility for mistakes and make self-criticism. ?

Attract tigers to repel wolves? For example, introducing another evil force to resist the original evil force will make the disaster even bigger. Also known as "attracting wolves to the tiger".

Lead a tiger into the house? Jude's words brought the wolf into the room. Metaphor brings bad guys or enemies indoors. ?

Quoted from ancient times? Cite classics, historical sentences or stories as the basis. ?

Take responsibility? Take the initiative to take responsibility for mistakes and make self-criticism. Use "blame yourself". ?

A sad song? Guide: pull and stretch. Nothing: throat, throat. Sing loudly. ?

Singing? Nothing: throat, throat. Singing loudly in my throat. ?

Shout out? Introduction: Let go of your voice. Open your throat and sing loudly. Also known as "singing loudly" and "singing loudly". ?

Lure the wolf into the tiger? For example, introducing another evil force to resist the original evil force will make the disaster even bigger. It's the same as "attracting tigers to repel wolves." ?

Lure the wolf into the house? Jude's words drew the tiger to defend itself. Metaphor means trying to rely on the wicked, and the result is that you suffer. ?

Call a friend? Lead: Attraction; Class: of the same kind; Call: call. Refers to attracting like-minded people. ?

Cite the law and attach it? Ancient legal terms. Quote the law, draw inferences from one another. ?

Lead one day into old age? A day is like a year. Describe the depth of missing. ?

Report business, cut corners? Refers to a musical performance that pays attention to temperament and has high achievements. The same as "attracting business and carving feathers". ?

Extended analogy? Refers to extending from the principle of one thing to the same thing. With "analogy". ?

Stretch touch? Refers to extending from the principle of one thing to the same thing. Also known as "extended analogy". ?

Lead the rope to approve the roots? Metaphor rejects dissidents together. Also known as "leading rope to arrange roots". ?

Draw a rope and cloth? Describe the vertical and horizontal. ?

Lead the rope to break the ink? The carpenter's ink lines are cut straight. Used to describe integrity. ?

Take your hand and throw your foot? Metaphorically, a small force can save others. ?

Take the lead? Seen from a distance. Describe ardent hope. ?

Water into the wall? Metaphor brings disaster. ?

Primer linkage? A guide card or a metaphor of one thing, which is associated with other things of the same kind. ?

Put the needle through? Thread one end of the thread through the eye of a needle. Metaphor contact, painting. ?

Introduce new ideas and spit out old ones? Talk about old things and get new things. The art of keeping in good health in ancient Taoism is breathing and breathing. ?

Aren't you ashamed? Be ashamed of it. ?

Regret it? I'm sorry about that. ?

Proud? Proud of it. ?

Loss of metaphorical meaning? Quote: Quote similar examples to illustrate things. Righteousness: justice and etiquette. It's inappropriate and unreasonable to speak. ?

Lead the needle to pick mustard? Metaphor things are mutual induction. ?

Attract bees and butterflies? Attract bees, attract butterflies. Metaphor attracts others' attention. ?

Julian is full of yin? Refers to widespread involvement. ?

What does it mean to ask for firm turbulence downstream?

"Stone beast in the river" in classical Chinese is an adjective, which means "epilepsy" and means madness and absurdity.

The word "point" appears three times in this article, with the same meaning. "Isn't it bumpy to beg along the river?" Isn't it ridiculous to look for them downstream? "seek a dirty, solid top; Isn't it more bumpy in the land of search? " -it's ridiculous to find stone beasts downstream; Wouldn't it be more ridiculous to find them in situ?

If "point" is interpreted as upside down, the part of speech of "point" becomes a verb, meaning upside down and upside down. In this way, the first two "points" can barely be explained, and the last "point" is not fluent, because there is an adverb "Geng" in front of "point". When translated into modern Chinese, it is no problem to say "more absurd", but it is not smooth to say "more upside down" and "more upside down".

What do you mean, where there is a will, there is a way?

Where there is a will, there is a way. It means that ambitious people can succeed in achieving great things in the end. Among them, the accident means the last.