Drink northwest wind,
Fighting in the south and the north,
Travel north and south,
It's everywhere,
East, west, north, south,
Taishan Beidou,
From south to north,
In the north and south of the river,
Female Beijiang native,
The sigh of the north gate,
Xugong north,
Drive north after winning,
Love in the north wind,
Fly north and south,
Master Bei Lu,
Gong Bei, baby,
South orange and north orange,
Chase the dead north,
Revered in the north,
Friends of the North Window,
Three wars and three north,
Go north and south,
Up and down,
Nanji Beidou,
In northern Bai Shou,
Xuebei Xiangnan,
South ship, north horse,
North lost his horse,
South branch and north branch,
South Ruan North Ruan,
The north window is located at a high place,
North gate, south tooth,
On behalf of the horse, look north,
Lishan north structure,
Mr. Northland,
Ma Kong Ji Bay,
Tongnan Chebei,
The guide attacks the north,
North and south,
The voice of the north,
Beiyuan in the southern suburbs,
The statue of Beidou,
Only vote in the north,
South sells north Jia,
China southern airlines goes north,
The southern harrier and the northern eagle,
Never scratch the north,
Hebei northern aviation group,
Sent from the north gate,
Beiyuan Chu Shi,
Watching the dust run north,
Go north, go south,
Beimang base,
Beichen star arch,
Face north, eyebrows south,
Yan nan Yan Bei,
North gate key,
Zhou Qima, the North-South Campaign
2. What are the four-character idioms with the word "North"? 1, Beidou statue, běi dǒu zhī zūn z ū n?
Explanation: The position of the Big Dipper is close to the center of the sky. Metaphor status is very noble.
2. The name in the north is bb i mi à n ch ē ng ch é n.
Explanation: In ancient times, the monarch faced the north and south, and the courtiers faced the north when they saw the monarch, indicating their submission to others.
3. North Gate Key
Explanation: It originally refers to the lock and key on the north gate. Later, it refers to military sites in the north.
4. Beizuo defeated Ma b ě I s ǒ u sh and m m M:.
Explanation: Metaphor is not necessarily good or bad.
5. Beichen Star Arch
Commentary: Beichen: Polaris; Arch: Probably. Polaris is high and motionless, surrounded by stars. Metaphor is supported by the audience.
6. béI mén nán yá, the south tooth of the north gate.
Explanation: North Gate: namely "Beiya", which refers to General Yulin; Nanya: that is, "Nanya" refers to the prime minister. Refers to civil and military officials.
7, Gong Bei baby I G not ng y and ng é r
Description: Gong Bei: the palace where the ancient queen lived; Baby: refers to Qi's baby girl son. Used as a synonym for filial piety.
8. Bedao's owner, Bideo ·zhǔ· incarnation Ryan.
Explanation: refers to the host who receives passers-by on North Road. Refers to the host
9.nán yuan béI zhé
Explanation: In the opposite direction, it is counterproductive to seek fish from the edge of the wood.
10, nán qiāng bíI dio, South-to-North Cavity Transfer Project
Explanation: It originally refers to the North-South tune of China traditional opera. Now the accent is impure and mixed with dialects.
3. The last four-word idiom, the northern common sound refers to the music of the Yin period. Later generations regarded it as the voice of national subjugation.
The voice of northern customs refers to the joy of Yinzhou. Later generations regarded it as the voice of national subjugation. Also known as the "Voice of the North".
Lying high in the north window is a metaphor for leisure.
Beichen star arch Beichen: Polaris; Arch: Probably. Polaris is high and motionless, surrounded by stars. In the old days, it was a metaphor for governing the country and implementing moral policies, and the world would be United. Later, it was also a metaphor for people who were supported by the audience.
Friends of the North Window refer to piano, poetry and wine.
The owner of North Road, the host who receives passengers from North Road. Synonymous with "host".
The position of the Big Dipper is close to the center of the sky. Metaphor status is very noble.
Love in the North Wind is a metaphor for nostalgia for one's homeland.
Mr. Northland is used to refer to a hermit.
Gong Bei Baby Gong Bei: the palace where the ancient queen lived; Baby: refers to Qi's baby girl son. Used as a synonym for filial piety.
In the north, the ancient monarchs faced south and north, and the courtiers saw that you faced north, which showed their obedience to others.
The key to the north gate is better than the key to the north gate.
Beimanglei Beimang: Also known as Mangshan Mountain, it is located in the northeast of Luoyang City, Henan Province. During the Han and Wei Dynasties, princes and ministers were buried here. Base: Next to the grave. Described many graves.
North Gate South Cliff North Gate: General Yulin; South Asia: refers to the prime minister. Refers to civil and military etiquette.
The north gate key originally refers to the lock and key on the north gate. Later, it refers to military sites in the north.
The management of the north gate is used to refer to military sites or defense tasks.
The letter from the North Gate bears a heavy military responsibility.
The sigh of the north gate: an article in the Book of Songs refers to the lack of talents; Sigh: sigh. Refers to the sigh caused by lack of talent.
North to south, some north to south, some south to north. Also refers to coming and going.
The metaphor of the lost horse is uncertain.
Beiyuan is suitable for Chu Beiyuan: the car goes north; H: here you are. Chu is in the south, driving south. Metaphor action is the opposite of purpose.
Beiyuan is suitable for Guangdong and Beiyuan is suitable for Chu. Guangdong is in the south.
Northern Hu and Southern Hu: Ancient Northern Minorities: Yue: Ancient Southern Minorities. The metaphor is that talented people are not reused and go to foreign countries.
I want to go to the south, but I drive to the north. Metaphor is the opposite of behavior and purpose. Cars are coming from north to south. There are no clear signs of pedestrians.
4. The northern idiom 1, northern etiquette pinyin: běi miàn chēng chén Interpretation: Ancient monarchs faced south and courtiers faced north, indicating obedience to others.
Idiom origin: Sima Qian's Biography of Li Sheng Lu Jia in the Western Han Dynasty: "Jun should meet the suburbs and the north should be the princes." 2. Pinyin of southern accent and northern accent: nán qiāng běi diào idiom explanation: South and North: refers to the south and north of a country; Cavity: intonation.
Describe the impure accent; Speak in the local dialect; It can also refer to local dialects. The origin of the idiom: Zhao Yi's Miscellaneous Notes on Celebrating the Roof in the Qing Dynasty: "Every few tens of steps, a stage is set up, and the southern accent is transferred to the north to prepare for the music of the four parties."
3, Haibei Tiannan Pinyin: h m: i b ě i ti ā ná n Idiom explanation: describes the distance from Wan Li, which is extremely far apart. It also describes different areas.
The origin of the idiom: Tang Yuxi's Forty-six Farewells and Five Slogans of Xing Wu's Meeting with North Korea No.7 Middle School in Luo Zhong: "At that time, people were in high spirits and went back to each other several times. The sea, the north and the south are scattered, and the two meet in Luoyang City. "
4. Beiluo lost horse pinyin: běI sǒu shωm? ω m idiom explanation: metaphor is not necessarily. The origin of the idiom: Xiao Yu Biography in the Old Tang Dynasty: "Taizong calmly said to the other side:' On the day of Xiao Yu's great career, remonstrating the Sui master is the length of Hechi.
We should cut off the evil heart and turn to the day of peace. It is difficult to lose the horse in the north. "5. Shannanhaibeipinyin: shā ná nhi iii 406.
The origin of the idiom: Cao Qingxue Qin's Dream of Red Mansions, the fifty-seventh time: "For example, the marriage of your two sisters is not in sight at the moment, nor is it in the south of the mountain." 6. Beiyuan Chu Shi Pinyin: bě i yuá n shiǔ idiom explanation: Beiyuan: the car is heading north; H: here you are. Chu is in the south, driving south.
Metaphor action is the opposite of purpose. The origin of the idiom: Yue's "Under Shen Jian's Miscellaneous Words": "As the ancients said, those who are suitable for Chu and the North say,' My horse is good, I use it more, and I am good.
These three benefits are wasted, and it is still far from Chu. "7. Going to the South and Falling to the North Pinyin: shàng nán luò běi Idiom Definition: Everywhere you talk about where to go, you also talk about going to the North and South.
The origin of the idiom: Yuan Yiming's "Zhusha Dan" is the first discount: "He doesn't do business with me, how do I know that he will go to the south and fall to the north?" 8. Pinyin from south to north: ná n lá ib ě iwng idiom explanation: some are from south to north, and some are from north to south.
Also refers to coming and going. The origin of the idiom: Song Dynasty's "Road Building": "If you come from the south to the north, why worry about dragging your feet; Come and go, and you won't hit your head. "
9. Pinyin: nán zhēng běi zhàn Idiom Definition: Sign: Conquer. Move north and south; I fought many wars.
Origin of Idiom: Liu Tang Zongyuan's On Feudalism said: "It was through Wang Xuan that the Southern Northern Expedition was conquered by virtue of rejuvenating the country, and the pawn could not be the heir of Duke Lu." 10, Yan Southern Yan Bei Pinyin: yá ná ná ná ná nb: i Idiom definition: metaphor for separation between two places.
The origin of the idiom: the third and fourth times in Yue Zhuan: "It is difficult to be with my brother for many years. Yan Southern Yan flew north for a long time, as if meeting in a dream. "