1. A four-word idiom about giving up: giving up day and night: giving up. Do not give up day and night. Metaphor day and night.

Kick the boat: kick: step. Step on two boats. Metaphor opportunistic, both sides don't give up.

Strive for every inch of profit: every inch of profit: small profits. Small interests must also be obtained and cannot be given up. Describe haggling over personal gains and losses.

Good for evil: good for evil. It means to let go of old grievances and treat others with virtue.

Abandon the ear for any purpose: abandon: give up; Ren: Trust. Give up your ears and trust your eyes. Don't believe other people's opinions, only believe what you see.

Wrist biting: sting: bee sting; Solution: Give up. If your wrist is bitten by a poisonous snake, you should cut it off immediately to avoid endangering your life. Metaphor in the face of danger, we should give up the small and seek the big.

Abandon the horse's solitary hoof: solitary: single; Horse: Good horse. Because there is something wrong with a hoof. Give up that horse. Metaphor is too picky in employing people.

Despair: abandon, abandon: give up. It refers to giving up the benevolence advocated by the secular and returning to human nature. This is Lao Tzu's thought of governing by doing nothing.

Asceticism: The practice of some religious believers to exercise themselves with unbearable pain. Point out people who practice at home. Now it is used to describe people who give up their material comforts and blindly practice asceticism.

Stay-at-home: a metaphor for giving up work and shirking responsibility.

Start a new stove: start a new stove. Give up the original metaphor and start from scratch.

Discard openly and take secretly: on the surface, refuse to give up and take secretly.

Abandon morality and follow thieves: abandon good and follow good, and engage in what bad people do. Metaphor to abandon good from evil.

Abandon custom and become a monk: abandon: give up; Vulgar: secular. Give up secular life and become a nun.

Abandon writing into martial arts: abandon writing into martial arts.

Abandoning Wu Xiuwen: Abandoning military equipment and studying culture and education.

Give up what you love: give up what you love. It means to give up what you love unintentionally.

Being tied naked: naked: indicating that you are willing to be punished; Face-binding: Hands tied behind your back to face the winner, indicating giving up resistance. Take off your coat and tie your hands behind your back. Describe obedience and surrender.

Delete China: Give up wealth and live a simple life.

Give up yourself and follow others: give up: abandon; From: Shun. Give up your opinion and obey everyone's opinion.

Give yourself to others: give up: abandon; Just: Shun. Give up your opinion and obey everyone's opinion.

Seek further from the near. In order to "give up the near and seek the far."

Close: give up the near and seek the far.

Give up reality and seek emptiness: give up reality and pursue illusion.

Don't look at Tu: an official who managed roads in ancient times; Tu: Road; Don't look at the paint: don't look at the road. Never look at the road. Give up one's job, neglect one's duty.

Hand washing: hand washing: a naive metaphor. Used to be the jargon of thieves. Give up the thief business and stop doing it. To stop engaging in a profession or thing.

Primary school and legacy: small: refers to not knowing sentences; Big: refers to solving difficult problems; And: a turning conjunction, but; Legacy: Abandonment. Learn the small aspects and give up the big ones.

Loyal to the monarch and forgetting oneself: loyal to the monarch: the same as "martyrdom." It means to be loyal to national affairs and give up personal gains and losses.

Reluctance: yiyi: the appearance of attachment; S: Give it up. Describe reluctant to leave.

Doing something: it means that people's energy is limited. Only by giving up some things and not doing them can they achieve something else.

Doing something means doing nothing: it means that people's energy is limited, and only by giving up some things and not doing them can they achieve something else.

Ask the fox for his skin. Discuss with the fox to skin it. Never discuss with the wicked and ask him to give up his own interests.

Tiger skin seeks: seeks: discusses. Discuss with the tiger to skin it. Never discuss with the wicked and ask him to give up his own interests.

Seeking shame with sheep: seeking: discussing; Shame: precious shame, exquisite food. Discuss its meat with the sheep. Never discuss with the wicked and ask him to give up his own interests.

Thieves never die: don't give up bad ideas, but keep doing it.

Discounted bonds and abandoned bonds: bonds: bills and vouchers. Tear up the voucher and give up the claim.

Shake clothes and feet: shake feet: wash feet. Shake the dust off your clothes and wash the dirt off your feet. Describe giving up the splendor of secular life and determined to live in seclusion in the mountains.

Stop halfway: Give up halfway. It means that things stop before they are finished.

Stay up all night: give up: give up. Do not give up day and night. Metaphor day and night.

Give up one ending after another: pursue one. Grasp the root and give up the secondary things.

2. Four-word idioms describe feelings as deep brotherhood and friendship, which are inseparable. 1) Yi Jie Jin Lan (2) Blood is thicker than water (3) Every grass and tree is full of spring (4) Zhang Fan chicken millet.

(5) Love in the north wind (6) Fly with me (7) Blue sea and blue sky (8) Hate meeting late (9) Friends who never turn against each other (10) Love each other (1 1) Good piano and good musical instrument.

(12) affectionate (13) as close as brothers (14) as inseparable as paint (15) affectionate friendship (16) water * * * melts (17) as follows.

(18) deep affection (19) love (20) heart-to-heart (2 1) devotion (22) echo (23) friendship and love.

(24) Zhang Chang Thrushcross (25) vows of eternal love (26) Flowing peach blossom (27) Forever (28) Till death do us part (29) Freshwater friendship.

(30) Love Tanshui (3 1) Taohuatan Water (32) Long-term love is profound! Take Qi Mei as an example. A friend in need.

(36) Reluctant (37) By hook or by crook (38) By crook (39) Say goodbye (40) Be inseparable (4 1) The difference between life and death.

(42) Like-minded (43) Love each other deeply (44) Friendship in need (45) Affection of flesh and blood (46) Love each other (47) Friendship in need.

(48) affectionate friendship (49) kinship (50) kinship

Adversity and * * *! Sincerely! Help each other! Deep affection and friendship! Deep affection and friendship! Like brothers! Sincerely! Share blessings! Share the burden!