Which idiom is a pile of jewels and a piece of cake-a perfect match.

A perfect couple

zhá

Lian

bì

sea

Shi Bi: A oblate jade with a hole in the middle. Pearls are strung together, and jewels are put together. Metaphor combines outstanding talents or beautiful things.

The source "Hanshu": "The sun and the moon are like a combination, and the five stars are like pearls."

Structural combination.

The usage is awesome Generally used as predicate and object.

Distinguish shapes; Can't write "wall"; Close; Can't write "and"; "Lian" cannot be written as "Lian"

Synonyms complement each other and complement each other.

~ Discrimination with Heroes; It can refer to "outstanding talents" gathered together. But "gathering talents" can only refer to people; Can't be used for things; ~ can refer to people; It can also refer to things.

For example, the joint operation of these two teams is indeed a threat to the enemy.

A perfect couple