Puffball:

Puffball, fungus; Puffball, plantain. Metaphor for the most humble things

Non-stop:

Metaphor for not stopping for a moment, without any break

Beyond the pace:

Metaphor for being unable to catch up , can't keep up

The number of horse teeth increased:

"The Biography of Gu Liang·The Second Year of Duke Xi": "Xun Xi led the horse to hold the bi and said: 'The bi is still the same. Yes, and the horse teeth have lengthened. '" Later, he humbly said that he wasted his years and had no achievements.

Success immediately:

Describes things going well from the beginning. Achieve victory

The east wind in Mal's ear:

The east wind blows in Mal's ear. Metaphor of being deaf, indifferent or irrelevant. The words come from the second poem of the Tang Dynasty Li Bai's "Reply to the King Drinking Alone on Twelve Cold Nights with Love": "Everyone in the world turned around when they heard this, just like the east wind shooting at the ears of horses."

The whip escaped from the horse's belly:

< p>"Zuo Zhuan·Xuan Gong Fifteenth Year": "Although the whip is long, it is not as long as the horse's belly." Later, "the horse's belly escapes the whip" as a metaphor for escaping punishment

Wrapped in horse leather:

< p>Also known as "horse leather shroud". The body was wrapped in horsehide. It means fighting bravely and dying on the battlefield. On the battlefield

Majiao Aconite:

It is said that Sima Xiangru and Meigao of the Han Dynasty were both literary, and they worked quickly

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Volume "Yan Danzi": "Prince Yan's Dan was in Qin, and the King of Qin was rude to him. He was dissatisfied and wanted to return. The King of Qin refused to listen and said falsely: 'The black head is white and the horse has horns. , it's okay to do it. '" Later, "horse horn aconite" was used as a metaphor for something that cannot be achieved

A horse-drawn traffic:

It's like a horse-drawn traffic

Change the shape of a red deer:

Change the image of a red deer. The Chinese version of "Historical Records: The Chronicles of Qin Shihuang" contains the story of Zhao Gao referring to a deer as a horse. Later, metaphors were used to confuse right and wrong and confuse right and wrong

Horse-haired Hedgehog:

Bao Zhao of the Southern Dynasty Song Dynasty's "Generation from Jibeimen Xing": "The strong wind blew up the blockage, and the sand and gravel floated by themselves; The horse's hair is shrunk like a hedgehog, and its horns and bow cannot be stretched." Later, "horse hair hedgehog" was used to describe strong winds and harsh weather

Horse face and bull head:

It looks like a bull head and a horse face.

Ma Niu:

Ma Niu wears clothes. Ridiculing people for not knowing the truth and etiquette

The style of horses and oxen:

It means horses and oxen galloping. "Book·Fei Oath": "The horse and the cow are like horses, and I will run away, so don't dare to chase me away." Kong Yingda Shu: "The Zuo Zhuan in the fourth year of Xi's reign says: 'It's just that the wind, the horse and the cow are incompatible with each other.' Jia Kui said: "Wind" is called "wind" when the male and female are attracted to each other. "But the wind between the horse and the cow causes the male and female to chase each other away." It is later used to express that they are not related to each other.

Splashing water in front of the horse:

The Yuan drama "The Story of the Fisherman and the Woodcutter" writes that Zhu Maichen of the Han Dynasty was from a poor family. He sold his salary to support himself, sang and recited books, and his wife was ashamed of him and asked him to leave. Later, Maichen paid homage to the prefect, and his wife asked for remarriage. Maichen poured water in front of the horse and ordered his wife to take it back to show that the couple could no longer be together. Later, "splashing water in front of the horse" was used as a metaphor for the irreversible divorce of a couple

The horse has gone and the horse has returned:

According to "Huainanzi Human World Training", the old man at the frontier fortress lost his horse, and people thought that It was a disaster. As a result, his horse led the foreigners' horses back together, and everyone congratulated him. However, his son was injured and disabled due to a fall while riding the horse. The villagers paid tribute to him. Unexpectedly, the foreigners entered the fortress. Nineteen of the young men of the border fortress died in the battle, and his son But his legs were lame. Later, "the horse goes away and the horse returns" is used to describe the changeable world and the impermanence of gains and losses

Horse is like running water:

Describes the hustle and bustle of people and horses

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Describes the bustling scene of people and horses. The quote comes from "The Book of the Later Han Dynasty, Queen's Chronicle, Queen Mingde Ma": "I passed by Zhuolongmen and saw foreigners asking about their daily lives. The carriages were like running water and the horses were like swimming dragons."

Horses entering Huashan :

"Shu Wucheng": "It was Yan Wu who practiced writing, and he returned his horse to the sun of Huashan Mountain, and herded cattle in the fields of peach trees, showing that the world was not convinced." Later, it was called "horse entering Huashan Mountain" It means that the world is peaceful and there will be no more wars

Conquer the world immediately:

"Historical Records: Biography of Li Sheng and Lu Jia": "Lu Sheng always talked about "Poems" and "Books". Emperor Gao He scolded him and said, "You can get it by sitting on a horse, and you can do it with Shi" and "Shu"! , a long-lasting technique.

'" Later, "conquering the world immediately" was regarded as the classic of martial arts and nation-building

Immediately building a house:

It means that you agree with your face and oppose it behind your back

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You still say that you will win the world immediately

Look at the flowers immediately:

You still say that you can see the flowers on horseback

Immediately stand on the wall:

Referring to Where young men and women fall in love

Looking at the horse's head:

In ancient battles, soldiers looked at the commander's horse head to decide whether to advance or retreat, which is a metaphor for obeying orders or being willing to follow others' actions. "The Fourteenth Year of Xianggong": "Xun Yan ordered: 'The cock crows and rides, blocking the well and burning the stove, only the horse's head is left to look at it. ’” Du Yu’s note: “If you advance or retreat, follow your own path. "

The horse's head wants to go east:

It means returning to the east; returning. The Chinese version of "Zuo Zhuan·Xiang Gong's Fourteenth Year": "Luan Xuan said: 'The order of the Jin Kingdom has not been fulfilled. Yes. Yu Ma's head wants to go east. ’ Naigui. Yang Bojun noted: "Qin's troops were in the west and returned to the east." ”

A thin horse with long hair:

It is a metaphor for a poor person with short ambition

A horse and a fleet of cars:

It is like a fleet of cars and a fleet of cars

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Describes a lot of carriages and horses, very lively

Ma Yang and others turn over:

Describes a chaotic or busy appearance

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It is still said that people are strong and horses are strong

Ma is strong and people are strong:

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It is a metaphor for being in a hurry

Horse catching mice:

It is a metaphor for running around and life is turbulent

Horse Zulongsha:

Refers to galloping on the frontier and showing off the power outside the territory. Longsha, a desert place in the north of Saibei.

BMW Xiangcha:

Precious horses and gorgeous cars. . Referring to the pomp and circumstance of a wealthy family's trip

Beisou loses his horse:

Yuseweng loses his horse. It is a metaphor for a blessing in disguise

Trying a horse with a sword:

< p>Metaphor of being ready and eager to try

Wash the troops and herd the horses:

Wash the weapons and feed the horses, which means to be ready for battle

Tie the horses and bury the wheels. :

It means that when the enemy attacks, they tie up their horses and bury their wheels on the ground to show that they will not retreat. Sun Tzu's "Nine Places": "This is why the horse's wheels are not enough to rely on." "Cao Cao's note: "Fang means to tie the horse; burying the wheel means that it cannot move. "

The blind horse approaches the pond:

The quote comes from Liu Yiqing's "Shishuo Xinyu Pai Tiao" of the Southern Song Dynasty: "A blind man rides a blind horse and approaches a deep pond in the middle of the night. " Later, he used the metaphor of "a blind horse approaching the pond" to describe the danger and ignorance.

The old horse knew the way:

"Han Feizi Shuo Lin Shang": "Guan Zhong and Xi Peng followed Duke Huan. Cutting down the lonely bamboo, returning from spring to winter, I was confused and lost my way. Guan Zhong said: "The wisdom of the old horse can be used." ’ Then he let the old horse go and followed him, and then he gained the Tao. "Later, "an old horse knows the way" is used as a metaphor for someone who is experienced in something and can be a forerunner

an old horse neighs in the wind:

It refers to a person who is old but still ambitious

The old horse is a colt:

To treat an old horse like a colt means to lose the courtesy of respecting the elderly. "Poetry·Xiaoya·Jiaogong": "The old horse is a colt and does not care about what is behind it." "Zheng Xuan's note: "This is a metaphor for King You to be arrogant when he sees an old man. He treats him like a child and does not care about his future. When he is old, others will do the same to him. "One metaphor is that although you are old, you still have a strong ambition and don't worry about the difficulties behind you. Zhu Xi's Biography: "It's like an old horse is tired, but it thinks it's a colt and doesn't care about its future, there will be a danger of being incompetent. "Therefore, it is also used as a metaphor not to resent old age

A poor chariot and a weak horse:

A broken chariot and a weak horse

A golden horse that escapes the world:

"Historical Records·Funny Biographies": "(Dongfang Shuo) was sitting at a banquet, drinking heavily, and sang a song at the base: 'Lu Shen is in the world, and he is hiding from the world at Jinmamen. You can hide yourself from the world in the palace, why bother in the mountains or under the wormwood? '" Later, "the golden horse of hiding from the world" and "the golden gate of hiding from the world" were used to mean being a court official and escaping from worldly affairs

The weapons were hidden in the arsenal, and the horses entered Huashan:

The weapons were hidden in the arsenal, and the horses entered Huashan:

The weapons were hidden in the arsenal, and the horses entered Huashan Put it in Huashan. It means that the world is peaceful

The war is chaotic:

Describes the turbulent scene during the war

The soldiers and horses have not moved, but the food and grass have gone first:

< p>When troops and horses are not dispatched during the battle, the transportation of military grain and grass must be carried out first. The latter generally refers to the need to make preparations before action

Strength of soldiers and horses:

①Strong soldiers and horses. It means that the army is strong and has combat effectiveness.

②Generally refers to strong and powerful

Bole looks at horses:

Bole observes and evaluates the strengths and weaknesses of horses. It is a metaphor for a discerning person to identify and recommend talents

Riding a horse and riding a horse:

It means driving a carriage at a fast speed

The carriage is dusty and the horse is full:

①It means that the carriages and horses are running around. It also refers to people's worldly affairs. ②Refers to riding. It is also used when addressing the other person with respect

A car galloping and a horse rushing:

To describe a car and a horse galloping fast

A car that is in danger and the horse is in trouble:

A car Danger and horse fatigue. To describe being tired during a journey

To describe being tired and tired during a journey:

To describe being tired and tired during a journey

To describe being tired and tired during a journey:

To describe a car and a horse that are like a dragon:

To describe a situation where there are many carriages and horses, and it is bustling and bustling

The gate is filled with chariots and horses:

The gate is filled with chariots and horses. Describe the large number of guests

There is a lot of traffic:

"The Book of the Later Han Dynasty·Queen's Chronicle·Queen Mingde Ma" "Passing past Zhuolong Gate, I saw a foreigner asking about the people living there, and the traffic was like running water. "The horses are like swimming dragons." Later, "busy traffic" was used to describe the bustling and bustling scene of cars and horses.

Cars fill the horse pass:

It means that cars and horses fill the gate road. To describe the large number of guests

Travel tracks:

The traces of carriages and horses passing by

Horses passing by the window:

To describe the passage of time Soon

Bragging and flattering:

Bragging and flattering

Da Ma Jin Dao:

①Describes boldness and grandeur. ② Describes speaking bluntly, sharply, and without mercy

Looking north on behalf of Ma:

It is a metaphor for people's attachment to their homeland and not wanting to die in a foreign land

Yifeng on behalf of Ma:

It is a metaphor that people are attached to their homeland and do not want to die in a foreign land

Dan Shu Baima:

When ancient emperors gave their heroes documents that allowed them to enjoy hereditary titles and immunity, etc. The white horse was slaughtered and its blood was sacrificed to show that it adhered to the oath. Later generations called it "the white horse of Danshu"

Single-handed:

Also called "single-handed". Also known as "single-handed". ①Describes fighting alone. ②A metaphor for being alone or acting alone

Getting a horse and causing disaster:

"Huainanzi Human Training": "There are people who are close to the fortress and have good skills, but the horse dies for no reason. After living in Hu for several months, his horse came back with a horse from Hu, and everyone congratulated him. His father said, "Why can't this cause disaster?" " Later, it is said that "gaining a horse brings disaster" means that misfortune occurs due to blessings

Winning a horse and losing a horse:

It means that things in the world are changeable and gains and losses are impermanent. Excerpted from "Huainanzi: Human Lessons"

The east wind hits the horse's ears:

The east wind blows past the horse's ears. Metaphor of turning a deaf ear and being indifferent

Cockfighting and horse racing:

Cockfighting and horse racing. Ancient gambling games

Two boys and one horse:

Liu Yiqing of the Southern Dynasties and Song Dynasty's "Shishuoxinyu·Pinzao": "When the Marquis of Yin was deposed, Duke Huan said to everyone: 'When I was young, With Yuanyuan, I rode a bamboo horse, but I abandoned it and took it for myself, so it was my fault. '" was later used to refer to his childhood friend

Fangma Huayang:

It means that we no longer use troops

Herd cattle and return to horses:

Yuben "Shu Wucheng": "It was Yan Wu who cultivated literature, returned his horses to the sun of Huashan Mountain, and herded cattle to the peach forest The wilderness shows that the world cannot obey." Later, "herding the cattle back to the horses" was used as a metaphor for no longer using soldiers

Flying eagles and chasing horses:

Letting eagles chase and riding horses to chase birds and beasts. Refers to hunting

Neither donkey nor horse:

"Han Shu·Xiyu Chuan·Quli": "(King Qiuci) came to congratulate him several times and enjoyed the Han clothing system. Return to his country, manage the palace, serve as a guard, call people in and out, ring bells and drums, and perform the rituals of the Han Dynasty. Foreign barbarians all say: "The donkey is not a donkey, and the horse is not a horse. It is like the king of Qiuci." "■, that is, a mule, a cross between a horse and a donkey. Later, "neither donkey nor horse" was used to describe nondescript things

Fat horse and light fur:

The Analects of Confucius·Yong Ye in the Chinese language version: "The color of red (Gongxi Chi) is also appropriate. , Riding on a fat horse, wearing a light fur coat. "It means riding a fat horse and wearing a light and warm fur robe." Later, "fat horses and light fur" were used to describe luxurious life

Windmill and rain horse:

Referring to the chariot and horse of the gods.

Also used to describe speed and speed

The wind blows in the horse's ears:

It is used to describe being indifferent to other people's words

The wind blows the horse's ears:

It is still said that the wind, horse and ox are not related to each other

The wind, horse and ox are not related to each other:

"Zuo Zhuan: The Fourth Year of Duke Xi": "The king is in the North Sea, and the widow is in the South China Sea, but this is The wind, horse, and ox are not related to each other. "Kong Yingda Shu quoted Qian and said: "The temptation between the male and the female is called the wind... The word "wind, horse, and ox" means that the wind and the ox are flowing freely, and the male and female are attracted by each other. This is a trivial matter in the final world. , saying that this matter is irrelevant, so the metaphor is irrelevant. "One said: wind, letting go, wandering. It is said that Qi and Chu are far apart, and horses and cattle will not stray into each other's territory. It was later used to describe things that are unrelated to each other

Wind horses and cloud chariots:

Referring to the chariots and horses of the gods

Fengqiang array horses:

< p>① A sailing ship riding the wind, a war horse in battle. Describes rapid movement and majestic momentum. ②The metaphor of writing is powerful

Light fur and fat horse:

"The Analects of Confucius·Yong Ye": "Red is suitable for riding on a fat horse and wearing light fur." ??Later, "light fur" is used. "Fat horse" describes a life of wealth and luxury

The sky is unconstrained:

①The horse gallops in space. It is a metaphor for being talented and unrestrained. ②Describes breaking away from fetters and moving forward rapidly. ③The metaphor is grand and exaggerated, divorced from reality

Heavenly millet and horse horn:

The sky rains millet and the horse grows horns. To say something that is impossible

Serve oxen and ride horses:

Serve oxen and horses to drive

High chariots and four horses:

Refer to what the dignitaries do The car you ride

Tall horse:

①A tall horse. ②It is a metaphor for a person's tall body.

Anointing carts and horses:

To oil the carts and feed the horses. Refers to preparation for departure. The words come from the "Preface to Sending Li Yuan Back to Pangu" by Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty: "I anointed my chariot and my horse, and followed my son to Panxi, and I will wander around all my life."

The sounds of the dogs and horses:

Good dogs, horses, music, and women. By referring to extravagant enjoyment

The grain horse sharpens the soldiers:

It is still said that the rough horse sharpens the soldiers

Guan Zhong follows the horse:

"Han Feizi·Shuo Lin Shang" : "Guan Zhong and Xi Peng followed Duke Huan to cut down the lonely bamboo. Spring turned to winter, and they were confused and lost their way. Guan Zhong said: 'The wisdom of the old horse can be used.' So he let the old horse follow him, and then he gained the way." "Guan Zhong follows the horse" means respecting the experience of his predecessors

Bare chariots and horses:

Ornately decorated chariots and horses

Returning horses to herding cattle:

It means that the war has ceased and no more troops are used. The words come from "Shu·Wucheng": "It is Yan Wu who cultivates prose, returns his horse to the sun of Huashan Mountain, and herds cattle in the fields of peach trees to show that the world is not convinced." Kong Yingdashu: "These are cattle and horses during war, so they were released to show that the world will no longer use them."

Wrap the body in horsehide:

Wrap the body with horsehide. Describes loyalty, bravery and fearlessness, and death in battle. The book "The Book of the Later Han Dynasty: Ma Yuan Biography" says: "Now the Xiongnu and Wuhuan are still harassing the north, and they want to attack them on their own. Men should die in the fields, wrapped in horse leather and buried with ears. How can they lie in bed in the hands of their sons and daughters? Evil? ”

Wrap the body in horsehide:

Wrap the body with horsehide. Describes loyalty, bravery and fearlessness, and death in battle. The book "The Book of the Later Han Dynasty - Ma Yuan Biography" says: "Now the Xiongnu and Wuhuan are still harassing the north, and they want to attack them on their own. Men should die in the fields, wrapped in horse leather and buried with their ears. How can they lie in bed in the hands of their sons and daughters? Evil? ”

Black sheep:

A bad horse that is harmful to the herd. Metaphor for people who endanger the collective

Hanging cicadas and horses:

The cicadas in the cold weather and the ceremonial horses set up by the emperor during the dynasty. Metaphor refers to a person who keeps silent

Great contributions:

①Refers to military exploits. ②Refers to merit in general

The merits of a great deal of effort:

It refers to the merits of war

The work of a great deal of effort:

①Refers to the hard work of war. Also refers to military exploits. ②Refers to the fatigue of transporting horses

Hengdao Prancing Horse:

It is still said that Hengge Prancing Horse

Hengge Panma:

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Heng Ge Leap Ma:

It means holding a weapon and galloping on a horse. Refers to fighting on the battlefield

Hold the spear and leap the horse:

It is still said that the horse leaps with the sword

Hold the cow and the horse:

Also written as "Calling cows and behaving like horses". The book "Zhuangzi: The Way of Heaven" says: "In the past, when you called me an ox, you called me an ox; when you called me a horse, you called me a horse.

" Later, "calling cows and horses" and "calling cows and horses" refer to people's reputation and reputation. Listen to nature.

Taboo: "Trees count horses":

"Historical Records·Wanshi Zhang Shu" "Biography": "Jian was the doctor's order, and he wrote a report about the matter. After the matter was reported, Jian read it and said: 'Mistake! "Horse" and tail should be five, but now they are four, less than one. Condemned to death! ’ Very frightened. It's prudent, even though he is like that. Wan Shijun's young son Qing was appointed as the imperial servant. He went out and asked how many horses were in the carriage. Qing finished counting the horses and raised his hand and said: "Six horses." Qing is the simplest among the disciples, but it is still like this. "Han Shu·Kong Guang Zhuan": "After returning from the holiday, my brother and his wife Yan Yu were not as good as the provincial affairs." Or ask Guang: 'What are the trees in the Greenhouse Province? ’ Hey, he didn’t respond, and he even replied with other words, which didn’t reveal anything like this. "So "the number of horses in a taboo tree" shows that the official is loyal and prudent

Destroy the chariot and kill the horse:

Abandon the chariot and horse. Yu Guiyin is determined and determined

see Ansi Ma:

Seeing a saddle reminds me of a horse.

Jin Ge Iron Horse:

① Refers to war and military affairs. ② Describes majesty and majesty. ③ Refers to military positions and soldiers

Dove carts and bamboo horses:

Dove carts and bamboo horses are two toys for children.

A gentleman's words are followed by a whip of a fast horse:

A metaphor for keeping one's word

Jilun Shenma:

"Zhuangzi·The Great Master": "Dip the holiday But if you turn Yu's jiri into a wheel, use gods as horses, and use Yu's cause to ride on them, how can you even drive them? "Cheng Xuan Ying Shu: "Ji is a wheel without knowledge, and a god has knowledge and is a horse. It changes due to gradual changes. The horse rides on the wheel to travel, and it is no matter how it is arranged. Why is it uncomfortable? "It means that the spirit is wandering by using a jiri as a chariot. Later, the "jiri-wheeled divine horse" is used as a model for traveling in nature at will

Quick horse and whip:

Metaphor of speeding up and speeding up

Immediately on top of the wall:

The poem "Introducing a Silver Vase from the Bottom of a Well" written by Bai Juyi of the Tang Dynasty: "I make green plum trees against the short wall, and you ride a white horse next to the weeping poplar trees. They immediately looked at each other from afar, and their hearts broke as soon as they saw Zhijun. " Later, "horse on the wall" was used as a symbol of love between men and women

Knocking cattle and killing horses:

It means slaughtering livestock

Snake-haired horse horns:

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Snakes grow hair and horses grow horns, things that cannot exist in the world, because they refer to things that are only in name and in reality:

Sharpen weapons and feed them. Feeding the horses means preparing for battle

Libing the army:

Sharpening the weapons and feeding the horses means preparing for battle

Building the bridge immediately:

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Describe the urgency

Hurry up and chase the stirrup:

Extremely fast

Hurry up and chase the horse:

Yu rush to chase the stirrup

Strengthen the troops and strengthen the horses:

The quote comes from "Zuo Zhuan·The Thirty-Third Year of Duke Xi": "When Minister Zheng Mu looked at the guest house, he restrained his troops, strengthened his troops, and strengthened his horses. . "It means sharpening swords and guns, feeding war horses, and preparing for battle

Sharpening weapons and horses:

Grinding weapons and feeding horses. It is a metaphor for preparing for battle

Training troops Horse:

Training soldiers and feeding war horses means being ready for battle

Reinerring one's horse at the brink:

It means being able to repent and turn back in time when faced with danger.

Losing a horse on the precipice:

It means not being able to turn back in time when faced with danger

Flattering a horse:

It means flattering

Six horses Yang Jie:

Describes the wonderful sound of music, and the horse stops eating to listen

The spirit of the dragon and horse:

It is a metaphor for the spirit of aging and getting stronger

The dragon god and the horse are strong:

It is said to be as spirited as a horse

The power of the horse is known only when the road is far away, and the people's heart is known only after the journey is far away:

It is only when the road is far away that one can know the strength of the horse. The amount of strength; after experiencing many things and taking a long time, you can identify the good and evil in people's hearts

A donkey's lip is wrong and a horse's mouth is wrong:

It is a metaphor for answering a question that is not the question or saying something is wrong. Compatible

Donkey’s lips and horse’s mouth:

Nonsense, nonsense

Donkey’s year and horse’s month:

Unknowable years and months

Lead a horse to a horse:

To lead a group of horses with a horse is a metaphor for a sage to set an example for everyone

Buy horses and recruit an army:

It is still said to recruit an army and buy a horse

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A blind man rides a blind horse:

A blind man rides a blind horse.

Describes running around in random situations, which is very dangerous.

锣马利兵:

Feed the war horses and sharpen the weapons. It means to be ready for battle

Grease the horse and cart:

① Feed the horse and grease the axle. Refers to preparation for battle. ② Refers to preparing the means of transportation

The cow is tall and the horse is big:

It is a metaphor for a person who grows tall and strong

The cow and horse skirt:

Jude Talking about beasts with clothes and hats

Ox and horsebo:

Also called "oxen and horsebo". ① Niuzhi, that is, cow leftovers, is another name for plantain. Puffball, also known as puffball, is a fungus that grows in wetlands and rotten wood. Both are extremely cheap and can be used as medicine. ② Borrowing refers to humble but useful talents

Niu Tong Ma Zuo:

In the old days, it generally referred to people of low status. Cow boy, shepherd boy; the horse is gone, just like a servant

The cow's head does not match the horse's mouth:

It is a metaphor for answering the question or not answering the question

The horse loves the beans:

It is a metaphor for a mediocre person who is short-sighted and cherishes the small gains in front of him. Stacked beans, beans in the manger

Lead knife for an inferior horse:

A blunt knife for an inferior horse. A metaphor for mediocre talent. Lead, the same as "lead"

驽马十车:

When using a horse-drawn cart, one day is one chariot, and ten chariots refers to a ten-day journey. It is said that the horse can pull the cart as far as possible. It is a metaphor that people with low abilities can achieve their goals as long as they work hard

Flattery:

Metaphor: flattery

Paddle your horse and bend your bow:

It is said that galloping horses are circling and bows are drawn to shoot. Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty's poem "Pheasant with Arrows": "The general wants to use cleverness to ambush the enemy, but he coils his horse and bends his bow without firing." Later, he used metaphors to show his posture and did not take immediate action

Horse horse watching:

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The poem "After Enrollment" by Meng Jiao of the Tang Dynasty in this text: "The spring breeze is so proud that the horse's hooves are so bad that he can see all the flowers in Chang'an in one day." Later, he used the metaphor of "horse racing to see the flowers" to look at it roughly

A horse can shoot alone :

Also known as "horse and single gun". A horse and a gun. A metaphor for acting alone without the help of others

The horse leads the way:

The horse leads the way. It means to charge in front

One horse and one command:

One horse and one flag. Describing bravery and fighting skills

A horse has only one wheel:

A war horse has only one wheel. Describes very few soldiers and horses

Riding Cao does not remember horses:

"Book of Jin·Biography of Wang Hui" contains: "Hui's courtesy name is Zi You. He has a distinguished and unruly nature and is a great Sima. Huan Wen joined the army, but he was not involved in the affairs of the government. Huan Chong joined the army for the cavalry. He asked: "Who is the cavalry officer?" He said, "It seems to be a horse cao." He asked again: "How many horses are in charge?" He said: "If you don't know the horse, how can you count it?" He also asked: "How much better is the horse than death?" He said: "If you don't know life, how can you know death?" Managing affairs

Riding in search of horses:

It is a metaphor for having already achieved benefits, but also seeking other benefits

Thousands of troops:

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Thousands of troops and horses:

Describe the large number of soldiers and horses with great momentum

Childhood sweethearts:

①Speech From one of Tang Dynasty's "Changgan Xing": "The man came riding a bamboo horse and went around the bed to make green plums. Living together in Changgan, the childhood sweethearts guessed." Later, "childhood sweethearts" was used to describe the childhood sweethearts between boys and girls. ② Referring to the young men and women who have been in love since childhood

Sima Qingshan:

When Bai Juyi of the Tang Dynasty demoted his official position to Sima Jiangzhou, he wrote "Pipa Yin": "Who weeps the most in the seat, Jiang The phrase "Sima in the prefecture's green shirt is wet" was later used as a metaphor to refer to frustrated officials

White horse with green silk stockings:

During the Liang Dynasty in the Southern Dynasty, "there was a nursery rhyme that said: ' The white horse with green hair came from Shouyang. '" Later Hou Jing made a rebellion, riding a white horse with a green silk rein, and his troops were all in green clothes, and marched from Shouchun to Jiankang. See "Liang Shu·Hou Jing Zhuan" and "Sui Shu·Five Elements Chronicles 1". Later, it was called "white horse with green hair" to refer to those who caused trouble.

Autumn is high and horses are fat:

Autumn is high and the air is crisp, and horses are fat and strong. In ancient times, it often referred to the season of foreign activities in the northwest.

Seeking horses in Tangsi:

It means going to an empty market to buy horses. It is a metaphor that if you seek something that is not what you want, you will get nothing.

Qiuma Qingkuang:

It means living a rich and unrestrained life. This quote comes from the poem "Zhuang You" by Du Fu of the Tang Dynasty: "The debauchery between Qi and Zhao, the Qiu Ma is quite wild.

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Qiu Ma's voice and appearance:

Wearing light fur, riding a fat horse, singing and dancing intoxicated, and obsessed with women. It is said that he is greedy for enjoyment and lives a corrupt life

Power transfers to the horse Deer:

In the original Qin Dynasty, Zhao Gao said that deer is domineering and domineering, and willfully confuse right and wrong

A dog and a horse love its master:

It means that the subordinates care about the emperor.

The retribution of dogs and horses:

Sincerely repay others' humility

The disease of dogs and horses:

Humility about one's own illness

The decision of the dog and the horse:

The courageous decision of the officials

The work of the dog and the horse:

Humble words of trying one's best for the master or others

The strength of dogs and horses:

The labor of dogs and horses

The years of dogs and horses:

The teeth of dogs and horses

The raising of dogs and horses:

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"The Analects of Confucius·Wei Zheng": "Today's filial piety means to be able to support. As for dogs and horses, they can all be raised; if they are disrespectful, why should they be different? "Later, he used "the raising of dogs and horses" as a modest word to support his parents

Sparrows, horses, fishes and dragons:

Generally refers to rare birds and exotic animals. The Chinese version of "Hanshu·Praise to the Western Regions": "From then on, pearls, armors, rhinoceros, and green feathers filled the harem; cattails, dragons, fish eyes, and sweaty horses filled the yellow gate; giant elephants, masters, fierce dogs, and big sparrows filled the harem. They eat in groups outside. Strange objects come from all directions. ”

People shout and horses neigh:

People shout and horses neigh. Describes chaos or excitement

People and horses are chaotic:

Describes a turbulent situation

The man is tired and the horse is tired:

①The man and the horse are tired and sleepy ②Describes the physical fatigue

The man is strong and the horse is strong:

Describes the strong combat effectiveness of the army or its majestic appearance

Men and horses were beaten to the ground. Describes the scene of heavy casualties in fierce battles. ②It is a metaphor for the chaos that is out of control<. /p>

The troops are in a hurry:

It is said that the war is urgent and they are busy with it

The troops are in a hurry:

It is said that the military affairs are urgent and busy in the war

The soldiers and horses are angry:

It means that the war is unrest

The soldiers and horses are born in the suburbs:

"Laozi": "There is no way in the world, and the soldiers and horses are born in the suburbs. . "Chen Guying noted: "Born in the suburbs refers to a mare giving birth to a calf in the countryside of a battlefield. "It means that the country's politics is not on track, and even pregnant mares are used to fight. Later, "the army and the horse are born in the suburbs" refers to the constant war.

The military career:

Refers to the life of fighting. , Experience

Soft fur and fast horse:

Light and warm fur clothes and a good running horse symbolize a luxurious life

A blessing in disguise:

< p>It is a metaphor for the impermanence of gains and losses, and the interdependence of misfortunes and blessings

A blessing in disguise:

"Huainanzi Human Training": "It is difficult to see how misfortunes and fortunes come together. If there are people who are good at skills near the fortress, their horses will die for no reason and enter the wild, and everyone will hang on to them. His father said: "How can this not be a blessing?" ’ After staying for a few months, his horse came back with a strong horse, and everyone congratulated him. His father said: "How could this not be a disaster?" ’ The family is rich and has a good horse, and its son is good at riding it. If it falls and breaks its haunches, everyone hangs on it. His father said: "How can this not be a blessing?" ’ After one year of residence, a large number of barbarians entered the fortress, and the strong men led the way to fight. Nineteen of the people who were close to the fortress died. This was because he was lame, so father and son protected each other. Therefore, blessings turn into misfortunes, and misfortunes turn into blessings. The changes cannot be extreme and unfathomable. " Later, the metaphor of "a blessing in disguise and a blessing in disguise" is used to describe the mutual dependence of misfortune and good fortune. Bad things turn into good things.

A blessing in disguise:

A blessing in disguise for a horse:

A blessing in disguise for an ox:

A blessing in disguise for an ox.

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"Shu·Wucheng": "The horse returned to the sun of Huashan Mountain, and the cattle were herded in the fields of peach trees, showing that the world was not convinced." Cai Chenji quoted from "Le Ji": "King Wu defeated the merchant and crossed the river. To the west, the horses were scattered in the sunshine of Huashan Mountain and could not be reinstated, and the cattle were let loose in the peach forest fields and could not be reinstated." Later, when there was no war, it was called "the horses were scattered and the cattle were scattered"

Killing horses and destroying chariots :

"Book of the Later Han Dynasty·Zhou Xie Biography": "Defender Feng Liang was thirty years old and served as a lieutenant's assistant. After receiving the notice to welcome the governor, he found out that he was ashamed of being a slave. He killed his horse because of his broken carriage and torn his clothes. So he fled to Qianwei and learned from Du Fu.

" Later, "killing horses and destroying chariots" is used to describe abandoning an official position and returning to seclusion

Good horse acquaintance:

Good horses and skilled warriors

Shoot the person first Horse:

It means that you have to grasp the key points first when doing things

The divine dragon and horse Zhuang:

It means that you are strong in body and majestic

Sounds like dogs and horses :

Singing and dancing, womanizing, playing with dogs, and horse racing generally refer to the obscene ways of the old ruling class

Losing the horse:

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An old horse who knows the way:

"Han Feizi·Shuo Lin Shang": "Guan Zhong and Xi Peng followed Huan Gong to cut down the lonely bamboo, and the spring turned to winter, and they were confused and lost their way. Guan Zhong said: "The old horse's wisdom can be used." ’ Then he let the old horse go and followed him, and then he gained the Tao. " Later, "an old horse who knows the way" is used as a metaphor for a person who is familiar with something and has experience.

Eating a horse leaves its liver:

"Historical Records·Fengchan Book": "Wencheng (young man) ) Eating horse liver causes dead ears. "Sima Zhensuo Yin: "The case: "Lunheng" says: "The qi is hot and poisonous, so eating horse liver kills people." ’” Also in "Book of Han. The Scholars' Biography: Yuan Gu": "Yuan Gu is a native of Qi. Yi Zhi "Shi" Xiao Jing was a doctor when he argued with Huang Sheng... So he said: "Eating meat but not horse liver is not a sign of ignorance of taste; scholars should not say that Tang Wu was ordered to do so, and it is not a fool." '" Later, the meaning was used, using the metaphor of "eating a horse and leaving its liver" as a metaphor for failing to absorb the essence

The scholar was full of horses:

Tang Hanyu's "Ping Huaixi Stele": "The scholar When full, he sings, and the horse leaps into the trough. " Later, "the soldiers are full and the horses are full", which means that the army has sufficient food and grass and strong morale

The soldiers and horses are tied up:

The soldiers are still strong and the horses are made up

The horses are tied up and the chariots are suspended:

Also called "Shu Ma County Car". Wrap the horse's feet and hang the car tightly to prevent it from slipping and overturning.

Sima praised it:

< p>Li Han's poem "Mengqiu" of the Five Dynasties: "Sima praised him. "Xu Ziguang's annotation: "(Sima Hui of the Later Han Dynasty) never talks about people's shortcomings. When talking to others, don't ask about your likes and dislikes, just say good things to them. A countryman asked if Hui'an was there, and the answer was yes. Someone said that Chen Zi died and said, "It's great." The wife scolded him and said: "I think the king is virtuous, so I told him. Why did he suddenly say good things when he heard that his son was dead?" Hui said: Your words are also very good. "Later, it was used as a metaphor to refer to a good old man who does not distinguish between right and wrong, and whose affairs are unclear

Sima Niu's sigh:

"The Analects of Confucius·Yan Yuan": "Sima Niu worriedly said: 'Everyone has brothers. I die alone. '" Later, he used a metaphor to lament being alone and helpless.

Sima Qingshan:

The last sentence of Tang Bai Juyi's "Pipa Xing" is "Who cried the most? Jiangzhou Sima's green shirt is wet. " was later used to describe sadness

Sima Zhao's heart:

"Three Kingdoms Wei Zhi Biography of Gaogui Township Gong Mao" "Gaogui Township Gongzi" Pei Songzhi quoted from "Han and Jin Dynasties" "Spring and Autumn": "The emperor was very angry when he saw that his power was gone. Then he summoned the attendants Wang Shen, Shangshu Wang Jing, and Sanqi Chang to serve Wang Ye, and said: "Sima Zhao's heart." It is known to passers-by. I cannot sit back and accept humiliation. Today, I will go out to challenge it myself. '" According to it, Sima Zhao succeeded his brother as the general of Wei, monopolized the state affairs, and planned to replace Wei. Later, he became famous for his ambition

四马高车:

"Book of Han·Biography of Yu Dingguo": "When the father of the country was first named Yu Gong, his house was ruined, and the elder Fang was able to rule it. Yu Gong said: "You are young and have a big gate, so you can make horses and carriages high." I have many evil virtues in prison management, and no injustice has been done, and my descendants will be prosperous. ’ When he reached Dingguo, he became the prime minister, and he was always the imperial censor. " Later, "si Ma Gao chariot" refers to the four-horse chariot driven by dignitaries. It often indicates a prominent status

Si Ma Gaomen:

"Han Shu·Yu Dingguo" "Biography": "When the father of the country was appointed to be the father of the country, his family was ruined, and the father-in-law ordered him to rule it. Yu Gong said: "You are young and have a big gate, so you can make horses and carriages high." I have many evil virtues in prison management, and no injustice has been done, and my descendants will be prosperous. ’ When he reached Dingguo, he became the prime minister, and he was always the imperial censor. " Later, "the four-horse high gate" is used to mean that the family is prominent

The four-horse horse is difficult to chase:

It is a metaphor for what has been said, it is difficult to take back; the accomplished fact cannot be undone

The four horses raised their heads:

The saying comes from "Xunzi Encouraging Learning": "In the past, the gourd played the harp and Liuyu came out to listen; Boya played the harp and the six horses raised their heads. Yang Liang's note: "Look up and listen to the sound." "It means that the horse driving the car stops and looks up, listening to the sound of the piano. It describes the music as beautiful and beautiful.

Plain chariot and white horse:

① White chariot and white horse used in ancient times for ominous and mourning events.

② "Book of the Later Han Du Xing Zhuan Shi Shi" records: Shi Shi was named Ju Qing and was friends with Zhang Shao. When Shao died, Shi rushed to meet him, but the mourning had already begun before he arrived. When they arrived at Kueng, they were about to leave the coffin, but they refused to enter. When they stopped moving the coffin, they saw plain carriages and white horses coming wailing. Shao's mother looked at it and said, "This must be Fan Juqing." The posture was drawn by holding the silk ribbon, and the coffin was placed in front. Later, "plain chariot and white horse" were used as funeral rites. ③Refers to ordinary white carriages and horses

Good horses with plain silk:

"Poetry·Qianfeng·Qianzhao": "One with plain silk and four good horses." Zheng Xuan's note : "Those who use plain silk are used to sew the threads of the banner." Zhu Xi's biography: "It is said that Doctor Wei took this chariot and horse and built this banner to see the sage." Later, it was called "a good horse made of plain silk". A word of courtesy to the wise men

The copper-encircled iron horse:

A metaphor for a solid battle formation

The child ox and the horned horse:

The hornless ox and Horned horse. Metaphor for things that are absolutely nothing

An ox made of earth and a horse made of wood:

An ox made of earth and a horse made of wood. The metaphor has a name but no practicality

A runaway horse:

A horse that has taken off its reins. Metaphor for people or things that have escaped from fetters

Thousands of horses galloping:

①Countless horses galloping and jumping. ②It is often used to describe situations such as great momentum, grandeur, rapid progress, etc.

Thousands of horses are silent:

Also called "thousands of horses are silent". Silent, dumb. All the horses were silent. The preface to "Three Horses Illustrated" by Su Shi of the Song Dynasty: "At that time, the tribute horses in the Western Regions... vibrated their hyenas and roared, and all the horses were dead." It was later used to describe people who were silent and did not dare to express their opinions

武 Baima Jiao:

Abbreviation of "Wu-headed white horse with horns"

Wu Yan Cheng Ma:

The three characters Wu, Yan and Ma are similar in shape, so they are transcribed Causing error. "In mourning, the coffin is decorated with sewing Yan" in the Chinese language version of "Zhou Rites·Tianguan·Sewing the Man" Zheng Xuan of the Han Dynasty notes: "The ancient book Yan is a horse, Du Zichun said 'it should be Yan'." Later, it generally refers to the corruption caused by the copying of texts.

Yima Xin Yuan:

Jiu Xin Yuan Yima Ma

五花杀马:

A horse with withered coat. A metaphor for old age and frailty

Dividing the body into pieces by five horses:

An ancient form of torture, that is, splitting the chariot. It is also said to be punished with capital punishment

Dismounting Feng Fu:

"Mencius: Full Heart": "The Jin people have Feng Fu, who is good at fighting tigers, and her death is a good scholar; in the wild, There were people chasing the tiger, but the tiger was defeated. No one dared to fight. When they saw Feng Fu, they rushed to greet her. Feng Fu grabbed her arms and got off the car. Everyone was happy about it, and those who were scholars laughed at her. "Dismount Feng Fu"

Fresh chariots and angry horses:

It means that the chariots are bright and the horses are strong. Describing the rich and powerful

Brilliant clothes and angry horses:

Beautifully dressed and strong horses. It is said that the clothes are luxurious

Fragrant cars and BMWs:

Gorgeous carriages and horses

Horse power of dogs:

Humble words of service. It is said to imitate the work of a dog and a horse

A man's mind is ape and his mind is a horse:

It is a metaphor for a person's mind to be wandering and scattered, like an ape and a horse being difficult to control. It also refers to this kind of wandering, scattered and uncontrollable mind.

Trust the horse to follow the reins:

① Do not tighten the reins and let the horse walk. ②It is a metaphor for people walking around without a goal.

Hunt the ox and return the horse:

Also known as "Hunt the ox and scatter the horse". The release of military cattle and horses signified the cessation of war. The book "Shu Wucheng" in the language version says: "It was Yan who practiced martial arts and cultivated prose. He returned his horse to the sun of Huashan Mountain and herded cattle in the fields of peach trees to show that the world was not convinced."

Hanging the chariot and reining the horse:

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Describe danger

Reiner the horse at the cliff:

Walking to a steep cliff, rein in the horse and stop moving forward. It is a metaphor for facing danger and waking up in time to turn around