(1) criss-crossing text.

Go (south) and run (north)

Three (long) and two (short)

Mouth (yes) heart (no)

Earthquake (sky) motion (ground)

(2) The idiom "Travelling north and south together".

Feint to the east and attack to the west-aim at a pigeon and shoot at a crow.

dong chuang shi fa

Description sound: sound. Refers to the momentum of attacking the west from the east, but it is actually attacking the west. It is a tactic to make the right opponent have the illusion of winning by surprise.

The origin of the use of soldiers in the Brief Instructions of Huai Nan Zi: "Therefore, the way to use soldiers is to meet them with softness, to subdue them with weakness, to take them by force, to show them to the west and to show them to the east ..." Tang Duyou, the author of Tongdian Bingliu, said: "Words strike the east, but actually hit the west."

③ A four-character idiom whose antonym is like a cross.

A, black and white copy [h IBA attack ifēníng]

Interpretation: Black and white are in sharp contrast. Metaphor is clear from right and wrong. It also describes clear handwriting and pictures.

Source: Han Dong Zhongshu "Spring and Autumn Stories and the Right to Preserve a Position": "It's either black or white; Then people know where to go. "

The boundary between good and bad things is clearly understood, and then people will know what to do.

Second, the dilemma.

Interpretation: it is difficult to describe the situation.

Source: Jacky Dehui's "The Duke of Zhou Regent" is the first discount: "The Queen Mother won't let me enter the palace, which is really a dilemma."

Third, the dilemma [jü ntu wé ig incarnation]

Interpretation: dilemma. Describe a dilemma.

Source: The Book of Songs Sang Rou: "People also have words, and they are in a dilemma".

People also have these words. I'm in a dilemma. It's sad.

Four, got [y and nyang guàIQ]

Interpretation: (personality, words and deeds, etc. ) eccentric, different from the general.

Source: Cao Yu's Peking Man Act II: "Which one of them should follow my heart?" Which one is not yin and yang. "

Verbs (short for verb) travel north and south.

Interpretation: Describe wandering around and having been to many places.

Source: Lao She's "Longxugou" Act II: "These days, women are noble and can travel all over the country like men."

(4) What other four-character idioms are similar to North and South?

Four-character idioms with north and south are:

Nanji belongs to Beidou, and it crosses the north in the south, orange in the south and orange in the north, north in the south and north in the south.

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Travel north and south: refers to many places that travel north and south. Refers to wandering. It also describes that I have been to many places, seen the world and had rich life experiences.

Southern orange and northern orange: a metaphor for the variation of the same species due to different environmental conditions.

War in the south and north: describe the war in the south and north, and have experienced many battles.

From south to north: some from south to north, and some from north to south. Also refers to coming and going.

South-to-North Tune: Originally refers to the South-to-North Tune of China traditional operas. Now the accent is impure and mixed with dialects.

South Branch and North Branch: Guide Branch is warm, while North Branch is cold. Metaphor is different from each other. The Partridge by Tang Liqiao.

Nanji Beidou: a metaphor for vanity without utility. From The Book of Songs Xiaoya Dadong.

You need a four-word idiom, such as wandering around.

In order to make a living

Fighting in the south and fighting in the north-well-known but useless things.

Go south and north.

Mixed accent

A family of poor and rich.

A person with a strict personality

Try to drive the chariot north to the south-act against your intentions.

Fight all over the country

Different happiness.

come and go

⑥ Four-character idioms with crisscross antonyms.

The antonym of crisscross is: never leave home and never peep at the door.

journey north and south

[definition] describes wandering around and visiting many places.

[Source] Lao She's "Return to Longxugou" Act II: "These days, women are noble and can travel north and south like men."

synonym

Seclusion, running around, walking south and north, streets and alleys.

antonym

Stay at home, stay at home.

⑦ What are the similar idioms about traveling between the north and the south?

Fight all over the country

Pinyin: nánzhēNGBíizhàn

Description: Describe the war between the North and the South, and experienced many battles.

Source: On Feudalism by Liu Tang Zongyuan: "The calendar is based on Wang Xuan, and the rejuvenation of the country is the virtue. When the public conquers the Northern Expedition, the pawn cannot be the heir of the Duke of Lu. "

Example: I have been fighting for life and death for more than ten years. Why should I give the fruit I am about to get to others? Yao Li Zicheng Volume II Chapter 27

Synonym: After many battles, you are willing to risk your life.

Antonym: Camp, settle down, talk on paper.

Grammar: as predicate and attribute; Battle of experience

Can you introduce me some idioms such as the cross (there are two points at the bottom of the cross)?

Similar idioms: Yanbei, Tiannan, Guide North, Haibei Tiannan, Meinan North and South.

Zhao Bei yannan 1

Pronunciation: yànnánzhàobi

Explanation: Generally refers to the area north of the Yellow River.

Source: Song Sushi's "Dingzhou's Xie Cai": "Yanbei is used to saying that it is difficult to seek handsome."

Vernacular explanation: Yan Bei, formerly known as "Difficult Times Leads to Seek".

2. Around the world

Pronunciation: tiānnánd bíI

Explanation: In the south of the sky, in the north of the earth. Describe different areas. Also describes the distance is extremely far.

Source: Yuan Guan Hanqing's "Indulge in the East Wind": "Far away from home; It takes time for the moon to fly. "

Vernacular interpretation: the sky in front of us is far away; How long does it take to jump?

3. Guide to attacking the North

Pronunciation: zh ǐ ná ng not ngb ě i

Explanation: The voice of Judah is a diversion.

Source: Ming Luo Guan Zhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms: "Shu people can attack from the east to the west, and nobles can attack from the north. Our soldiers must guard separately. "

Interpretation of the vernacular: Shu people either introduce the east to the west and lead the way to the north. Our troops must be guarded separately.

4. Haibei Tiannan

Pronunciation: h m:IB itiānán

Commentary: Wan Li is far away, and we live far apart. It also describes different areas.

Source: Tang Yuxi's "Forty-six songs and five slogans for farewell to meet with Han Qizhong": "The sea is far away, and the two will meet in Luoyang City."

Interpretation of Vernacular Language: Wan Li's Distance is endless. Two people actually met in Luoyang city.

5. Face south and face north

Pronunciation: méinánmia nbi

Explanation: describe each other's disharmony and incompatibility.

Source: Yuan Guan Hanqing's "Wangjiang Pavilion": "The grace of the straight class is broken, the eyebrows are divided into north and south, and the moon flies in the water."

Vernacular interpretation: straight means broken, and the eyebrows are south to north. At this time, the water-saving geese flew.

Pet-name ruby what are the idioms similar to "mountain climbing"

1, wading through mountains and rivers [báshānshèshuǐ]

Lushan Mountain: Crossing mountains and mountains; Wade: wade across the river with your feet. Version over the mountains, wading across the river. Describe the hardships of walking a long way.

2. Sex [fānyúnfùyǔ]

Describe someone who is capricious or used to playing tricks.

3. chopping wave [p and b are not zh m: nlang]

When the ship is driving, it breaks through the waves, which is a metaphor for removing difficulties and obstacles in progress. It also refers to the spirit of courage.

4. Dancing with a gun and holding a stick

Incite weapons such as knives, guns and sticks. And borrow martial arts.

5, cut off thorns [p and J and ngzh m: njí]

Separate wild plants that are overgrown with weeds from those that are prickly. Metaphor in the process of starting a business or on the way forward, remove obstacles and overcome many difficulties.

Step 6 walk in the clouds

Riding on clouds and fog. It turned out that people who know magic fly by clouds, and later described Mercedes-Benz as fast or dizzy.

Attending needs a four-word idiom, and likes to travel north and south.

From south to north,

North and south,

Nanji Beidou,

South sells north Jia,

Haibei Tiannan,

South Ruan and North Ruan,

The southern harrier and the northern eagle,

Away from each other,

South branch and north branch,

In the north and southern operations,

It's everywhere,

Mountain south and sea north.