The earth is like a giant. The undulating mountains are his undulating chest muscles, the dense forest is his hair and beard, and the sun in the sky is the red balloon in his hand.
Love is a piece of sunshine shining in winter, which makes poor and sick people feel the warmth of the world; Love is the spring in the desert, which makes people on the verge of despair see the hope of life again; Love is a ballad floating in the night sky, which gives spiritual comfort to lonely and helpless people.
The mind is a vast sky, which contains everything in the world; The mind is a calm lake, occasionally rippling; The mind is a snowy area, reflecting a colorful world.
a two-part allegorical saying
1. Although the sparrow is small, it has all aspects.
2. The clay idol crosses the river-it is difficult to protect itself.
3. The Eight Immortals Crossing the Sea-each displaying his magical powers.
4. gild the lily-superfluous.
What the tortoise eats is determined by its weight.
6. Wang Po sells melons-selling melons and bragging?
7. The stones in the pit are smelly and hard.
idiom
1. Lost East Corner, Harvested Mulberry: East Corner: The origin of the eastern sun refers to the morning; Sang Yu: It means sunset, and it also means sunset. Metaphor began to fail in this respect and finally won on the other hand.
2. Sit in the well and watch the sky: Sit in the well and watch the sky. Used to describe and satirize people with narrow vision or shallow knowledge.
3. Thick accumulation and thin hair: thick accumulation refers to a large amount of savings; Thin and scary. Accumulate a lot of money, describing that only by making full preparations can we do a good job.
4. Crane that doesn't dance: a metaphor for a person who is not worthy of the name.
5. Come against yourself: come against yourself: two hexagrams in Zhouyi. No: the hexagrams are not smooth; Thai: Guashun; Extreme: the end. When adversity reaches its peak, it will turn into prosperity. When bad luck ends, good luck comes.
6. self-entanglement: the original meaning is that silkworms spin silk to make cocoons, wrap themselves inside, and then go from insects to moths. It's a metaphor for doing something, and as a result, you are trapped. It is also a metaphor for getting into trouble for yourself.
7. Ye Gong Long Hao: For example, claiming to like something is actually not a real hobby, or even a fear and disgust.
8. Eat a pit, gain wisdom: Eat a pit, gain wisdom is a metaphor for difficulties and setbacks. Wisdom: Wisdom and insight. Fall: it means the lesson of falling into a ditch. If you suffer setbacks, you will learn a lesson and increase your intelligence. This is the truth to learn from failure.