First, compare a deer to a horse.
1, interpretation: pointing to a deer, saying it is a horse. Metaphor deliberately turns black and white and confuses right and wrong.
2, the source: Sima Qian of the Western Han Dynasty, "Historical Records of Qin Shihuang": II smiled and said: "Is the Prime Minister wrong? Call the deer a horse. "
He refuted everything I said, and even insisted on calling the deer a horse.
Second, clues
1, Interpretation: Spiders can be found from the hanging spider silk, and the whereabouts of horses can be found from the traces of horseshoes. It is a metaphor for traces and clues left by things.
2, the source: Wang Qingjia's "Introduction to Bieya": "The door to the same turn is wide open, and there are many words that cannot be used in the world. In fact, the clues are exactly the same, all in ancient books. "
3. Public security personnel are looking for clues about criminals' crimes.
Third, attract bees and butterflies.
1, meaning: attract bees and attract butterflies. Metaphor attracts others' attention.
2. Origin: Ye Wenling's "Farewell": "Maybe a person likes to show off his beauty and make eyes at him. Hey, I'm sorry, I've always hated it. "
Example: She doesn't do serious things, and often attracts bees and butterflies outside.
Fourth, silence.
1, interpretation: there is no sound of crows and sparrows. Describe it very calmly.
2, the source: Songshi Daoyuan "Jingde Dengchuan Record" Volume 4: Gong Yu: "Crows go silent, what's the news?"
3. Example: At that time, the class was silent, and the flowers seemed as if nothing had happened.
Fifth, goose plucking.
1, interpretation: Metaphorically, people love to take advantage, and when they see benefits, they will take the opportunity to make profits.
2. Source: Qing Wenkang's Biography of Heroes of Children: "Having said that; He has no ability to pull wild geese; You should come quietly; Go quietly. "
3. He never misses a chance for geese to pluck their hair.