Examples of porridge:
1, three years of rotten rice to build tall buildings, three years of porridge to buy cattle.
2. A spoonful of gruel when you are hungry, a cotton-padded jacket in the cold wind, a tear of sympathy when you are sad, and a heartfelt cry when you are angry. These are all expressions of friendship.
3, a cane, I want to share that sweet taste with you; A bowl of gruel, I want to taste the warm feeling with you; A blessing, I want to walk the road of life with you. Dear, love you forever!
4, the summer sun is strong, and the health care method should be paid attention to. Drink more porridge to detoxify, tonify deficiency and stop sweating, and stir-fry bean skin. Pumpkin and mung bean soup can produce saliva, and eat more leafy vegetables and melons. Watermelon is delicious, which increases the burden on the stomach and is easy to have diarrhea. May you be healthy and happy every day!
5. How about potato skin and porridge?
The combination of porridge and porridge and its explanation;
Thin:
1, Sparse: a sparse tree with loose density. Not dense.
2, rare: rare and rare, your jade is also a rare thing, everyone can have.
3, soup with little water: describe porridge with little water or soup with little oil and water. Explain in detail that the porridge is thin or the soup is meaty and tasteless.
4. Rare guests: acquaintances who have been away for a long time, acquaintances who have not seen each other for a long time, and rare guests explain in detail the guests who don't come often.
5. Strange: How strange is it to have a son in old age?
Porridge:
1, porridge noodles: a thin film condensed on the surface of strong tea or alcohol, which is called porridge noodles because of its shape like porridge film.
2. porridge factory: in the past, government charities or people provided porridge to help hungry people.
3, porridge drum: that is, when monks get together to eat porridge, beat the drum.
4, porridge is less and more: prepare more porridge. Metaphor is too many people and too few things to explain in detail. Metaphor needs too few people and too many people.