1, high and low strength
Guiwei, an idiom in China, means gu zuang Jian ruò in pinyin, which means respecting the old and loving the young, and despising the old and weak.
You are far away and close at hand.
Chinese pinyin means that people who are far away from this world are precious, while those who are close are humble.
3. You are young and old.
This is a China idiom. Pinyin means gu ch Σ o Σ n Σ l Σ o, which means respecting the old and loving the young, and despising the old and weak.
Noble people are forgetful.
Noble people forget, which is an idiom in China. Pinyin is guì rén shàn wàng, which means mocking people and getting carried away.
5. People forget more.
The original intention is that prominent people often don't miss old friends; Later used to satirize people who forget things easily; Can be used as attribute and object in sentences; It is derogatory, also called "too many people forget things."
6, high and low
Chinese idiom, Pinyin, means that people have different social status.
7. Noble people and ministers
Monarchy refers to the person with the highest status among ministers.
8. Expensive and cheap.
Your ears are expensive and your eyes are cheap. The Chinese idiom Pinyin means to attach importance to what comes from oneself and despise what you see with your own eyes. Metaphor believes in legends and ignores facts.
9. You are not arrogant.
That is to say, although the powerful people don't want to form the habit of arrogance and bossiness, they still grow up unconsciously.
10, you are not arrogant.
You can't expect arrogance. Chinese idioms, Pinyin, refer to habits that people don't want to get into.