Famous aphorisms about the road

1. Bad habits will always hinder your path to fame, profit and enjoyment. ?

1. The road is made by feet, and history is written by people. Every step a person takes is writing his or her own history.

2. Being a wild old man has no responsibility, and the homeless people on the road will eventually be tempted.

3. If you can't climb the road, you will lose your momentum and plummet.

4. The road is long and long, and I will search up and down.

5. Guhou melons are sometimes sold on the roadside, and Mr. Liu is in front of the door.

6. The best inspirational sayings of idioms that lead the way. You can't be seen on the winding mountain road, but the horse's path is left in the sky above the snow.

7. There must be a road before the car reaches the mountain.

8. The wine and meat in Zhumen smells bad, and there are frozen bones on the road.

9. We see off guests on Hengtang Road every year, and the drizzle falls on the painted boat.

Idioms about roads:

1. Crossroads? [shí zì lù kǒu]?

Definition: The place where two roads cross. It is a metaphor for being in a situation where you need to decide how to choose something important.

Source: Song Dynasty Ye Mengde's "Records of Summer Vacation·Part 2·It is said that Cui Shen was the successor of a monk in Wa Coffin Temple": "Why not wait for his last years to hold the crossroads and suffer pain and hundreds of slaps before he can be happy?" . ”

2. A safe journey? [yī lù píng ān] ?

Definition: It means that there were no accidents during the journey. It is also used as a blessing to those who go out. ?

Source: Volume 19 of "Ancient and Modern Novels" by Feng Menglong of the Ming Dynasty: "It was a safe journey. After traveling for more than a month, we arrived at the place where the boat used to be parked."

3. The end of the road? [qióng tú mò lù] ?

Definition: The end of the road: a difficult situation. Describes reaching the point of having no way out. ?

Source: Qing Dynasty Wenkang's "The Heroes of Sons and Daughters": "You are now at the end of your rope; you have no relatives."

4. Desperate? [zǒu tóu wú lù] ?

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Definition: To surrender: to flee. There is no way out and we have reached a desperate situation. It is a metaphor for being in an extremely difficult situation and unable to find a way out. ?

Source: "Xiaoxiang Rain" by Yang Xianzhi of the Yuan Dynasty: "I am so wet that I have no choice but to know where this Salmon Island is in Fengdu."

5. What's going on along the way? [yī lù huò sè] ?

Interpretation: all the way: the same category; goods: goods. A metaphor for the same kind of ugly thing.

Source: Guo clarified Chapter 7 of "The Story of the Broad Sword": "Let me see, once you enter their big dyeing vat, they will all become the same thing."

6. Peaks and winding roads? [fēng huí lù zhuǎn] ?

Interpretation: Peaks and mountains overlap and the mountain roads wind and twist. Describes the twists and turns of the scenic spots.

Source: Song Dynasty Ouyang Xiu's "The Drunkard's Pavilion": "In the winding road, there is a pavilion with its wings standing on the spring, which is also the Drunkard's Pavilion.

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