Cold words,

It's a deal,

Say it quickly,

Sweet words,

Great,

Not sincere,

Talk big,

Very convincing,

Gossip,

Needless to say,

For himself,

Alarmist,

From the heart,

Golden words and jade words,

Make up,

Words can't describe it,

Speak out loud,

Be rude,

Be concise,

Look at words and deeds,

Gossip,

Words of wisdom,

Talking and laughing,

Harsh words and harsh eyes,

Good words and deeds,

Silent,

Speak frankly,

Speak with righteousness,

Well-founded,

There is no need to remain silent.

2. Idioms with endorsed words and pictures. Words and deeds that endorse calligraphy and painting refer to faithfulness in words and integrity in behavior. Have credit. Words must be well-founded and well-founded. Words must have substance. Words or articles must have content. When you speak, you must get to the point. Words can't accurately express your thoughts and contents. I can't understand words. I can't understand words. I can't understand words. I can't understand words. I can't understand words. I can't understand words. I can't understand words. Words don't match deeds. I can't understand words. I can't understand words. I can't understand words. In Chinese, "insincere" means that what you say is not from the heart, and what you say is different. The text of Zuo Zhuan's Three Years of Seclusion says: "Faith is useless if it is not from it." Yang Bojun's note: "People's words are faithful, and their hearts are the same.

3. There is no idiom based on the fact of endorsement. There is no idiom based on the fact of endorsement: catching the wind and catching the shadow-neither the wind nor the shadow can be caught.

Metaphor has no factual basis for talking and doing things. Catch a shadow by the wind-catch a shadow by the wind.

Metaphor is impossible. It also means that words and deeds are based on unreliable rumors or superficial phenomena.

Nothing-nothing: unreal; None: None. Refers to something that is hypothetical, nonexistent and untrue.

Watching the wind and catching the shadows-a metaphor for unreliable rumors or superficial phenomena. Hearsay-Tao, Tao: Tao.

What you hear on the road, what you spread on the road. Generally refers to unfounded rumors.

Out of nothing-Taoism believes that everything in the world is out of nothing. Say nothing.

Metaphor has no facts and is fabricated out of thin air. Insufficient evidence-can't be used as evidence or basis.

Nonsense-letter: let go, let go; Orpiment: Shi Ying, a yellow mineral used as a pigment. The ancients used yellow paper to write, and when they made mistakes, they rewrote it with orpiment.

Metaphor regardless of the facts, nonsense. Nonsense-a metaphor for nonsense.

A castle in the air-an attic suspended in mid-air. Metaphor is illusory or unrealistic fantasy.

Nonsense-nonsense: impossible to test. A baseless statement.

Ridiculous-review: exam. That's ridiculous. You can't trust it.

Fallacy-Fallacy: Absurdity, error; Ran: So, so. All wet, not at all.

Out of nothing-Taoism believes that everything in the world is out of nothing. Say nothing.

Metaphor has no facts and is fabricated out of thin air. Holes in the wind tunnel: holes, holes; Come: incur.

Only when there are caves can the wind enter. The spread of news and rumors is not entirely without reason.

It is also a metaphor for the occasional spread of rumors. Gossip-describe the news as unreliable, and what you say has no factual basis.

Nonsense-refers to talking casually and talking nonsense regardless of the occasion-nonsense without foundation or reason. I'm glad to answer your questions, and I hope it can be adopted satisfactorily.

4. Four-word words beginning with "He" or 25 idioms beginning with "He":

Kindness: kindness. Gentle attitude, easy to approach.

Kindness: kindness. Gentle attitude, easy to approach.

He bi sui bi: he, sui Zhu: the night pearl in ancient legends. Metaphor is extremely precious.

Agree with other people's views without opposing them, and don't be opinionated.

Harmony without difference: harmony; Same: I agree. Live in harmony, but don't agree casually.

Sunny weather means warm and sunny weather.

Breeze, drizzle and breeze: refers to the spring breeze. Breeze, light rain. Metaphor is gentle, not rude.

Harmony is like dust. Harmony with light: mixing all kinds of brilliance; Common dust: common dust custom. Refers to the passive attitude of not showing one's edge and not competing with the world. It is also a metaphor for collusion.

Harmony means living in harmony with each other.

A kind attitude is smooth and gentle.

Harmony: harmony; Join: join forces. It is used to congratulate the newlyweds on living in harmony and growing old together.

Get along well with each other.

Harmony with children: children, here refers to childlike innocence. Easy-going, optimistic and naive.

Peaceful coexistence, no coexistence of military conflicts.

Tell the whole story: together. Even the plates are out. Metaphor all speak out without reservation.

Kindness means being kind to others and making money.

Harmony leads to auspiciousness: incur. Harmony can bring good luck.

And like a harp, it means that husband and wife love each other.

I am kind and amiable. With "pleasant".

He Zhizhen and Sui: He Shizhen; Sui: the queen of Sui Dynasty. Precious treasures like He Shibi and the Empress of Sui Dynasty. Describe something very precious or rare.

Sleep with clothes: connect. Sleep in clothes.

Lying with clothes: connecting; Lie down: Lie down. Get dressed and lie down to sleep.

Talk to Yan, describe amiable. With "pleasant".

A pleasant face: a face; Yue: happy; Color: skin color. Happy face and haze. Describe affability.

Qi Xin cooperates: within; Ji: crossing. Let's work together to cross the river. Metaphor is to work together to overcome difficulties.