Idioms to describe speech: ulterior motive Pinyin: bié yǒu yòng xīn

Explanation: Intention: intention, intention. He had other plans in mind. Refers to words or actions with ulterior motives.

Source: Song Dynasty Zhu Xi's "Books with Liu Zicheng": "Fang Bie can't find a clue. It seems to be far from simple and simple. There is always an ulterior motive in the words and language."

Description Idioms of speech: 子女语pinyin: ér nǚ zǐ yǔ

Definition: The words of women and children. It is a metaphor for speech that does not understand the general meaning.

Source: "History of the Song Dynasty Zongze Biography": "As a general, you cannot fight me with death, but you want to seduce me with your son's words?"

Idioms describing speech : Flowing words Pinyin: fú yán xū lùn

Explanation: Exaggerated language, pretentious remarks. Refers to big words and empty words.

Source: "Shui Xin Ji·Shui Ji·Zhi Ke" by Ye Shi of the Song Dynasty: "When the system was at its peak, schools and teachers were set up, and they taught each other with the law. They made empty statements and failed to make decisions. Poor. "

Idiom to describe speech: Absurd. Pinyin: huāng dàn bù jīng

Explanation: Absurd: absurd and bizarre; unconventional: unreasonable. Describe the remarks as absurd and unreasonable.

Source: "Historical Records·Biographies of Mencius and Xunqing": "His words are unreasonable. He must first understand small things, push them to become big, and then reach infinity."

[Long essay] Gushing words. It mostly refers to long speeches or articles with cumbersome content and repeated words and phrases.

[Cut when the disease occurs] Cut: cut in line; center: just right; disease: harm. It means that the remarks he made hit the social ills at that time.

[Indelible] Eradicate: disappear. It will never disappear. Deeds and remarks will always remain in people's memory.

[Separate others' comments] Metaphorically, one does not create any originality, but only plagiarizes other people's remarks and opinions. See "picking up people's tears and saliva".

[Fairness in speech] means that speech is fair and reasonable.

[Speak outright] Honest and fair speech.

[Dangerous words] Integrity and extraordinary remarks.

[Shh Ku Chuisheng] Shh: Breathe. The blowing on the dead makes it grow, and the blowing on the growing makes it dry up. Metaphorically speaking, there are those who criticize and those who praise.

[谠论言徃]谠论: fair and honest speech. Dare to speak out to others, talk confidently and calmly.

[On the high opinion and the low opinion] The speech is superb, but the people who agree with it are few.

[To pick up others’ spit] means that one has no original ideas, but just plagiarizes other people’s remarks and opinions. Same as "picking up people's tears and saliva".

[Speaking out and correcting] refers to admonishing with upright words. In ancient times, it was mostly used between ministers and monarchs.

[Chaochaoxuanzhu] Chaochao: describes superb; Xuan: subtle; Zhu: obvious. The speech and writing are brilliant and clear.

[Words must have something to say] means that the speech or article is substantial in content.

[Gao Sui’s talk] Sui: look. Looking up, he was talking. Describe the actions and words with great enthusiasm.

[Dongzhongkenqi] has keen observation and can grasp the key points of the problem with his words.

[Grandstanding] Still talking about grandstanding. Use exaggerated remarks to cater to the masses and deceive them into trusting and supporting them.

[谠言跷声] 谠yan: fair speech; zhi: upright. Fair, upright, and justified speech.

[Chaochaoxuanzhu] Chaochao: describes superb; Xuan: subtle; Zhu: obvious. The speech and writing are brilliant and clear.

[巷巷]巷: Onomatopoeia, describing a small sound. Metaphorical remarks are insignificant. Same as "sword head Yi Yin".

[Lesbian words and heresy] Exaggerated and untrue remarks, absurd doctrines.

[Ten eyes see, ten hands point] means that personal speech and actions are always under the supervision of the masses. Doing bad things is not allowed, and it is impossible to hide it if it is done.

[Justice] refers to speaking and acting impartially.

[Shi Yunzi said] What the "Book of Songs" says is what Confucius said. Both are creeds followed by Confucian scholars of all ages. Because it is used to generally refer to Confucian speech or classic works.

[Zhan Yanqu said] Cumbersome and one-sided remarks.

[Hollow-out theory] Empty and unfounded remarks.

[Grandstanding] Catering to the masses with exaggerated remarks and defrauding the trust and support of the masses.

[Feng as Guizhen] Feng: belief; Gui: heliometer; Gui: the target of archery; Guiyi: the criterion of metaphor for things. It is a metaphor for treating certain remarks or things as one's own standards.

[深圳上]Shi: Very; Xiao: noisy. People were shouting and dust was flying. It turns out that the army is busy preparing. Later, it was described that the news was generally quenched and there was a lot of discussion. Nowadays, many of the reactionary remarks are very arrogant.

[Immortal after death] means that although the body dies, one’s speech, career, etc. will last forever.

[Dangerous remarks] Honest and informative remarks.

[Cut to the mark] Cut: suitable; Zhong: just right; Disadvantage: harmful. It means that the remarks he made hit the social ills at that time.

[Ear-eating theory] describes remarks that are heard without solid basis. Same as "ear-food talk" and "ear-food talk".

[The power of recovery] The original metaphor is correct, extremely powerful, and has far-reaching influence. It is a metaphor for the power that can save a serious situation.

[Orpiment in mouth] Orpiment: That is, cockscomb stone. In the past, yellow paper was used for writing. If a mistake was made, it would be rewritten with orpiment. Casually change inappropriate words. The metaphor is inconsistent and inconsistent, and there is no certain opinion.

[The talk of strange things] Strange things: weird. Ridiculous remarks.

[Pi Li Yangqiu] refers to remarks that are hidden in the heart but not spoken out.

[The Theory of Not Publishing] Publication: Cut off. In ancient times, words were written on bamboo slips, and if there were any mistakes, they were cut off. Refers to correct and unchangeable speech.

[Chaochao Xuanzhu] Chaochao: superb; Refers to the eloquence and clarity of speech.

[Fa fallacy] refers to empty and unrealistic remarks.

[王阳大大] describes articles, speeches, calligraphy, etc. as bold and free-spirited. Same as "Wang Yang Zi Si".

[Ten Eyes See] means that personal speech and actions are always under the supervision of the masses. Doing bad things is not allowed, and it is impossible to hide it if it is done. Same as "what the ten eyes see, what the ten hands point to".

[Serious words] Straightforward speech and stern attitude.

[A Ping Jue Pou] uses it as a metaphor to express great admiration for the other party's remarks. It is also used as a sarcastic statement that is extremely perverse and often makes people laugh.

Describes high spirits and high spirits.

[Public opinion sells gold] Public opinion can melt metal. A metaphor for the powerful influence of public opinion. It also means that speaking in unison can confuse the audience. See "Public opinion makes gold".

[Words are square and deeds are round] refers to speaking uprightly and acting tactfully.

[Looking into the sky and catching shadows] It’s like catching the wind and catching shadows. Metaphorical speech actions are based on specious signs.

[Overseas Qitan] Overseas: outside China; Qitan: strange saying. A metaphor for unfounded, absurd remarks or rumors.

[Zi said Shiyun] Zi: refers to Confucius; Shi: refers to "The Book of Songs"; said, Yun: said. Generally refers to Confucianism.

[Fair words and good opinions] fair, honest and persuasive speech.

[Foot sound in the empty valley] is a metaphor for a rare person or speech.

[Dangerous remarks] Honest and informative remarks.

[Famous Quotes] To: the most; name: famous.

The most correct truth and the most incisive remarks.

[Strange talk and strange theory] Strange and unreasonable remarks.

[Same as the same] Two kinds of speech or behavior are exactly the same.

[Behavior and speech] Behavior and speech. Refers to a person's external demeanor.

[Open your mouth and drop your tongue] refers to making remarks.

Metaphorical remarks are insignificant.

[Wang Yanghongsi] describes articles, speeches, calligraphy, etc. as bold and free-spirited. Same as "Wang Yang Zi Si".

[Zhicimanshuo] refers to complicated and complicated speeches.

[Speaking out and admonishing] ① It means admonishing with honest speech. In ancient times, it was mostly used between ministers and monarchs. ②The provincial name of Jijianke Branch is bluntly stated.

[The Theory of Difficulty]Easy: Change. Unchangeable speech. Describes a judgment or opinion that is very correct.

[ulterior motives]: intention, intention. He had other plans in mind. Refers to words or actions with ulterior motives.

[Theory without roots] Root: basis; theory: speech. Unfounded remarks.

[Kang Guzhi Yan] Kuang: arrogant. Blind: blind, blind. Refers to foolish and ignorant remarks. In the old days, it was often used as a self-effacing expression. Also known as "The Theory of Kuang Gu".

[Strong and eloquent remarks] Exact and wise remarks.

[Hehan Wuji] Hehan: Milky Way; Ji: end, edge. The Milky Way is vast and boundless. The metaphorical remarks are absurd and unbelievable. It also means that the kindness is so great that it is difficult for others to repay it.

[Man of the hour] refers to a person who is active for a while and whose speech and behavior can affect the overall situation.

[罽言菐义] 鐏义: The discussion of people in the wild. The words of the blind and the common man. Often used as a self-effacing expression.

[Length] A long discussion, speech or long article.

[Hold the wall and touch the wall] Touch the wall. Metaphorical speech advocates are relatively weak and mediocre.

[Speaking rightly and being wrong] means that one’s words are blameless, but one’s conduct is undesirable.

[Not published] refers to correct and unmodifiable speech.

[Shengmo's words] can be used as a yardstick and are in line with moral and sage wisdom.

[Listen to his words and watch his actions] After listening to his words, you should also watch his actions. It means don’t just listen to words, but also look at actual actions.

[Pick up people’s snot and saliva] snot and saliva: nasal mucus and saliva. It means that you have no original ideas, but just plagiarize other people's remarks and opinions.

[Bo Wen Debian] Bo: Many. Hear: hearsay. Argument: clever words. Describe hearsay and specious remarks.

[Skin-feeling] Skin: superficial; feeling: feeling. Refers to superficial remarks that do not make people feel deeply. Also refers to rhetoric that is unrealistic.

[Sit down to speak and then act] When you sit down, you can speak, and when you stand up, you can act. The original meaning is that the speech must be practical and practical, but the later metaphor means that what is said must be done.

[Words without substance] refers to articles or remarks that are empty and have no actual content.

[Pi Li Chunqiu] refers to remarks that are hidden in the heart but not spoken out.

[Footsteps in the Empty Valley]Hear footsteps in the silent valley. It means that it is extremely difficult to get news, comments or visits.

[王 Yangsuansi] describes articles, speeches, calligraphy, etc. as bold and free-spirited. Same as "Wang Yang Zi Si".

[Disciple reads his father’s letter] Disciple: Only. Father's Letter: Father's words. Bai read his father's military book. It is a metaphor that people only know how to study and do not know how to apply knowledge and adapt it.

[畕言 Falshuo] refers to wrong speech.

[Dong Hu's pen] The name given by later generations to those who are fair and impartial and do not fabricate false statements because of everyone's likes, dislikes or interests.

[Hypocrisy] refers to hypocritical speech and behavior.

[Confuse the eyes and ears]. It is a metaphor for deceiving society and poisoning the masses with wrong remarks.

[粲花之论]粲花: bright flowers; Lun: speech. Praise for the elegance and wisdom of the speech.

[Alarming remarks] Speeches that frighten or shock people.

[The sound of feet in the empty valley] The sound of pedestrians in the empty valley. Often used as a metaphor for rare news, remarks, etc.

[With the spear of the son, the shield of the attack son] Zi: a name for others; spear: a stabbing weapon to attack the enemy; shield: a card used to protect oneself from the enemy's swords and arrows. It is a metaphor for using the other party's views, methods or remarks to refute the other party.

[Speak out and remonstrate] means to remonstrate with honest speech. In ancient times, it was mostly used between ministers and monarchs. Same as "speaking out and admonishing".

[The tune is high-pitched and low-pitched] The melody is high-pitched and profound, and few people can sing along. Old friends are rare. Nowadays, metaphorical remarks or works are not popular, and few people can understand them.

[Absurd] Absurd: Ridiculous and bizarre; Uncensored: Unreasonable. Describe the remarks as absurd and unreasonable.