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Idioms about young people
Young and strong: ninán qěng lěng Zhuàng, strong: strong. Young and strong. As predicate and attribute; Describe young people.

Young and mature: shào nián lǎo chéng ng, originally meant a person who is young but sophisticated. Now it also refers to the lack of vitality of young people. As predicate and attribute; Refers to a young and steady person.

An old man's heart is not old: rén l m:o xρn bρl m:o, which shows that although he is old, he has a young heart. As predicate and attribute; For the elderly.

The mouth is still milky white: k ǒ k ǒ kǒu shàng rǔ xiù ǔ, milk stinks. My mouth still smells of milk. Show contempt for young people. As predicate and complement; Show contempt for young people.

The afterlife is awesome: hòu shēng kīwèI, the afterlife: young people, the younger generation; Fear: awe. Young people are awesome. Describe that young people can surpass their predecessors. As predicate, object and clause; Praise young people.

Soft blood: xuè q ü f ā ng g ā ng, blood gas: energy; Party: positive; Gang: strong. Describe young people as energetic. As predicate and attribute; For young people.

A beautiful woman is unlucky: jiā rén bó mìng, which means a young beautiful woman is unlucky. Become an object; It means that young people have a bad life.

There is no hair on your mouth, and you are not practical in doing things: zuǐ shàng wú máo, bà n shü lá o, which means that young people have no experience in making objects, attributives and clauses, and are unreliable; More refers to young people.

Aspiring is not in old age: y ǒ u zhù b ù I niá n gā o, which means that young people are not in old age as long as they have ambition. This also means that as long as you are ambitious and old, you can make a difference. As an object and clause; Refers to a good teenager.

Beauty and wit: jiā rén cái zǐ, a beautiful young woman and a wit. Generally refers to young men and women of the same age who are married or in love. As subject, object and attribute; Refers to young men and women.

Frivolous teenager: qρng bóshào nián, frivolous teenager: debauchery. Metaphor young people frivolous debauchery.

Green sideburns and Zhu Yan: lǜbìn zhyán, which describes a beautiful young face and refers to a young woman. Become an object; Young people's

Young and honest: shào nián lǎo chéng ng refers to a young but mature person. The same as "juvenile maturity". As predicate and attribute; Refers to a young and steady person.

The horn is magnificent: tó u ji tóu jiǎo zhēng róng, and the horn is a metaphor for the talent revealed in young people; Proud: Special appearance. Describe young and talented. As a predicate; For young people.

Young and vigorous: Niá n Q ě ng Q ě Shè ng Q ě Shè ng, young, ignorant of rules, likes to be competitive. As predicate and attribute; Used to be human.

Green branches and leaves: qρng zhρlǜyè, ① turquoise branches and leaves. More refers to trees that grow luxuriantly. 2 Metaphor is young. As objects and attributes; For young people.

Calves are not afraid of tigers: r ǔ Dubuǔ h ǔ, which means that young people are not afraid, but dare to do it. As attribute, object and clause; For young people.

Baer girl: èr bānǐláng, Baer: sixteen years old. A beautiful woman of fifteen or sixteen. Refers to a beautiful young woman. As subject, object and attribute; Young women.

A willing son can teach: a child. Can be cultivated. As predicate, object and attribute; For young people.

Juvenile: má o tó u xi m 4 o zi refers to young people. As subject, object and attribute; Young people's

In full bloom: fēng Huázhèng máo, elegance: elegance and talent; Mao: exuberant. This is a moment of youth, charm and glory. Describe the youthful and energetic spirit of young people. As predicate and attribute; Correct that year.

Heroes come from teenagers: yěng Xióng chūshào nián, and most outstanding figures come from young people.

Skirt boy: Qú n j and Shà o Niá n, skirt: lower skirt; Tiles: wooden shoes. Skirts are the clothes of the nobles of the Six Dynasties. Describe a young man who only knows how to dress. Become an object; Generally refers to everyone's children.

Newborn calves are not afraid of tigers: ch ū sh ē ng zh and Dú b ù w ù i h ǔ, which means that young people who are not familiar with the world dare to say and do things without fear. As an object, attribute and clause; Young people's

Ba jiaren: èr bā jiā rén, Ba: refers to sixteen years old; Beauty: Beauty. A beautiful woman of fifteen or sixteen. As subject, object and attribute; Young women.

Wet behind the ears: rǔ xiù wèi gān, stench: smell. The smell of milk on my body has not disappeared. Show contempt for young people. As predicate, attribute and object; Refers to contempt for people.

Full of blood gas: xuè qì fāng shèng, blood gas: energy; Fang: Positive. Describe young people as energetic. As predicate and attribute; For young people.

Green temples and red faces: lǜ, referring to young women. Both are "green temples and blushing cheeks". Become an object; Young people's

Less teeth and sharp heart: chǐshǐo xιn ruǐ, which means youth and enterprising. As predicate and attribute; For young people.

Less teeth: ch ǐ sh ǐ o q ǐ ru ǐ, which means youth and enterprising. As predicate and attribute; For young people.

Newborn calves are not afraid of tigers: chhshē ng niú dú bá h, calves: calves. The more wit, the less courage. Metaphor young people worry less and dare to do it. Be an attribute, complement, clause; Generally describe young people.

Chang 'an teenager: cháng ān shào nián, originally referring to the extravagant and frivolous children of your family in Beijing. As subject, object and attribute; Used for people.

Newborn calves are not afraid of tigers: ch ū sh ē ng zh and Dú b ù j ù h ǔ, which means that young people who are not familiar with the world dare to say and do things without fear. As an object, attribute and clause; Young people's

Green woman and red man: lǜnǐhóng nán, young men and women in gorgeous clothes. As subject and object; Young people's

Full of blood gas: xuè q √ f ā ng Zhu, blood gas: energy; Fang: Positive. Describe young people as energetic. As predicate and attribute; For young people.

After the show: hòu láI zhéXiù, show: excellent. Outstanding figures among the younger generation. Become an object; Young people's

What do boys know: tóng zǐ hé zh: a name that despises young people. What do children know? Also used as a modest remark. As objects and attributes; Mainly used in a contemptuous tone.

Self-maturity and steadiness: l m4l ? o ché ng chí zh ? ng ? ng, self-maturity: rich experience, rich experience; Caution: Be careful. Be sophisticated and steady, and don't act rashly. As predicate and attribute; Refers to a sophisticated person.

Old pearls are yellow: rén l m?o zh Huáng, an ancient metaphor, describes that women are despised when they are old, and are as worthless as pearls that have lost their luster due to age. As predicate and attribute; Used of women.

Less anti-aging: F, F, F, F, F and F. Restore youth from aging. Used as attribute and object; For the elderly.

Childlike heart: ér nǐxρn cháng, the tenderness of young men and women. It also refers to emotion and helpful nature. Become an object; Refers to a sentimental and helpful heart.

Old and young: ā n l m: o huá i shà o, An: settle down; W: Care. Respect the elderly and make them comfortable; Care about young people and convince them. As predicate and attribute; Refers to the virtue of being a man.

High-spirited: yē q ē f ā, high-spirited: will and spirit; Wind: As fast as the wind. Will and generosity are as strong as the wind. Describe spirit and heroism. As predicate and attribute; Describe young people.

Hairiness: máo tóu máo n?o, which describes the recklessness or anxiety of young people. As an attribute or adverbial; Of a person who is reckless.

Rhinoceros skull jade cheek: xī lú yù jiá, the frontal bone protrudes like a rhinoceros, and the cheek is as white as jade. Refers to a young man with extraordinary looks. As objects and attributes; Used of a person's appearance.

Young people: shào Zhang pàI, a group of young and energetic people. Refers to young people who are invited by ideas and dare to do and think. As objects and attributes; Used in spoken English.

An old horse knows the way: an old horse knows the way. Experienced people are familiar with things. As objects and attributes; Refers to experienced elderly people.

Jiaotou: Togi, Koo, Koo, Koo, Koo, Koo. Brilliant: A distinctive appearance. Describe young and talented. As predicate and attribute; Used in written language.

If the young don't work hard, the old will be sad: shào Zhuàng bùn Li, o dà tú shā ng b ē i, if the young don't work hard, it's no use being sad when they are old. As an object, attribute and clause; Used to persuade people.

Children's hero: ér nǐyīng Xióng, refers to a young, promising and emotional hero. As subject, object and attribute; As a compliment.

Two places at once: f ē n sh ē n ji ǒ n k u, referring to the old famine year. In order to reduce the burden on families and make a living, the huge population makes some people go out to flee. The same as "dividing the house and reducing the mouth". As objects and attributes; For famine years.

Li: Describe lush vegetation; Well, there are many flowers and trees. Gorgeous peaches and plums are in full bloom. Metaphor is young and beautiful. Become an object; It is often used to celebrate marriage.

Qi and blood are just: qixuè f ā ng g ā ng, still full of blood. An explosion of energy. As predicate and attribute; For young people.

Exquisite and powerful: Jρng Qiáng LìZhuàng, full of energy. As predicate, attribute and adverbial; Refers to the human spirit.

Dude: wán kù zǐ dì, dude: thin silk pants. A well-dressed young man. In the old days, bureaucrats, landlords and other powerful children ate, drank and had nothing to do. As subject and object; Playboy.

Handsome man is old: mě I ná n pò l ò o, handsome man: young Toy Boy; Old people: elderly adults. Metaphor with young Toy Boy slander old adults. As objects and attributes; Used in politics, etc.

Houses are divided and the population is reduced: f ē n f á ng Ji ǐ n k ǒ u, which refers to the old famine year. In order to reduce the family burden and make a living, people with a large population let some people go out to escape. As objects and attributes; For famine years.

Old age: h ò u sh ē ng wn xué refers to young people and young people. It is also a word used to laugh at yourself in front of seniors. As objects and attributes; Used for modesty.

Xiaojiabiyu: xi m: o ji ā b: y, used to refer to young and beautiful women in small families. As objects and attributes; Used of women.

Snuggle up to Hong: Y and cu ē w ē i hó ng refer to an affair with a young woman. Jade, jade and other ornaments; Cosmetics such as red and powdered lipstick. "Cui" and "red" both refer to women. As predicate, attribute and object; Used of men.

Children's gold silk: z z ǐ n ǐ j Ρ n bó, children: refers to young male and female handmaiden. People and property. It also refers to property and attributes as objects and attributes; Used in written language.

Fast calf breaks the car: kuài dú pò chē, fast calf will pull the car over. Metaphor young people should know how to exercise restraint. Become an object; Refers to self-restraint

The old horse is colt: l m m m m m m m m m w j ū, which means treating the old man as a child. It is also a metaphor for being old and courageous. As objects and attributes; Used to do things, etc.