What are Jin's four-character idioms?

1. What are the fourth words [b m:I rěn chéng jěn] with gold to describe the value of patience?

【 bài xiù què jīn 】 Metaphor is honest and not subject to bribery. My broom is 1000 yuan [bzh ǒ uqi ā n j Ι n] and I am poor; Broom: A worn-out broom.

Your own broken broom; But as a precious treasure. Metaphor your own things even if they are not good; I also cherish it.

A broom is worth 1000 yuan [bzhǒuqiān jρn], which is also a valuable broom for your family. It is a metaphor for cherishing your own things.

Disadvantages, a book called "Slander Gold" [[chá n kǒ u shuo j and n] jn] is enough to melt stones. Extremely slanderous words destroy the virtuous and do great harm.

Chengcheng Duanjin [chéng chéng duàn jρn] means that we are United as one and have great strength. An inch of land is worth a foot of gold [c 234N t ǔ ch ǐ j ī n], which means that the land has extremely high income and high value.

Wrong color engraving of gold [Cu Ⅱ [Cu ò c?I lò u j Ρ n] ρ n] Wrong: painting; Sculpture: Sculpture. The words used to describe poetry are gorgeous.

Stealing my sister-in-law, accepting money [d o s m:o shòu jīn] [Explanation] As the standard evidence of her alleged slander, because of a small trick. Dim4n Shí ché ng J ρ n] is a metaphor for making a slight change to an article, which can modify the original text and make it excellent.

Turning stone into gold [di m 4n shíwéI jρn] is the same as "turning iron into gold". The original intention of Diantie Jincheng [di m 4n ti chéng jěn] is that ancient alchemists can use Dan medicine to Diantie iron (stone) into gold; Nowadays, more metaphors are used to decorate articles, paintings or quotations, and a few changes will become masterpieces.

It is also a metaphor that teachers are good at inspiring students. East Arrow South Gold [D ō ng Ji à n j ρ n] bamboo arrows in the east and copper in the south were considered as top grade in ancient times.

Metaphor is a valuable talent. When two people unite, their profits will be cut off [èrén tóng xρn, qíLi duàn jρn]. Metaphor as long as two people unite, they can exert great power.

[Fu Guang Jin Yue] Moonlight shines on the floating water, and golden light jumps. Guan Bao Endeavour [gu m 4 n b à o f ē n j ī n] Tube: Guan Zhong; Bao: Bao, a famous figure of Qi during the Warring States Period; Kim: Money.

Metaphor is deep friendship and mutual understanding. In ancient times, when the two armies were at war, they gave orders with drums and gold, and when they beat drums, they advanced, but when they sounded gold, they retreated.

Strike the jade and knock the gold [j ù yù qi ā o j ù n] like the sound of jade being struck. The description is loud, clear and correct.

Accumulate gold, destroy gold, and sell gold [j and hu ǐ xi ā o j and n] [explanation] means that constant slander can destroy people. With "many a mickle makes a mickle".

There are so many treasures that you can pile them up. Describe the accumulated wealth.

Wealth [[ji ā lè i qi ā n j and n] j and n] refers to extremely rich family property. A letter from home is worth a ton of gold [[ji ā shd ǐ wà n j Ρ n] j ρ n] is a metaphor for the preciousness of letters from home.

If you have a broom at home, you can enjoy [Ji ā y [Ji ā y ǒ u bǒ zhǒ u, Xi m: ng zh ch ā n j ī n] ZH and qiān jρn] broom: a broken broom. Enjoy: sacrifice.

Your own broken broom is considered to be worth thousands of dollars. Metaphorically speaking, your own things are precious even if they are not good.

Sometimes used for modesty. There is a rotten broom at home, so the bounty daughter [ji ā y ǒ u bǒ zh ǒ u, xi m: ng zh and qi ā n j ī n] [explanation] rotten broom: broken broom; Enjoy: sacrifice.

Your own broken broom is considered to be worth thousands of dollars. Metaphorically speaking, your own things are precious even if they are not good.

Sometimes used for modesty. Jia Yu Jia: Knock.

Fight jade and fight gold. Describe a rhythmic tone and a loud voice.

It also describes the popularity of this festival. See "Jin Yu qi ā ng j ρ n" for "Jin Yu qi wai".

The ending jade knocks gold [[Jiáy qiāo jīn] Ρ n] describes the rhythm, loudness and sweetness of the tone. Artisans transport gold [Jiang shíyùn jīn] Artisans: Artisans; Stone: name; Yun: Hey; Kim: Axe.

It used to mean that a carpenter swung an axe and cut off the white ash on the tip of a person's nose without hurting his nose. Later used to describe exquisite skills.

Chewing iron mouth gold [jiao tiějǔjρn] speaks decisively. Drum gold [[lé ig ǔ mí ng j Ρ n] ρ n] gold: refers to gong.

It refers to beating gongs and drums on the battlefield to create a powerful momentum. Oak yang is forbidden [lüyáng yǔjρn] "Historical Records of Qin Benji": "Eighteen years of dedication, rain and gold oak yang."

Zhang Shoujie's justice: "It is said that Yujin is in Qin Dou, and Rui sees it." Later, because "Oak Rain Gold" was an unexpected gift.

See real gold in the fire [liè huǒ jiàn zhēn jīn] Real gold is not afraid of burning in the fire, so it is only in the fire that we can tell whether it is real gold or not. Metaphor can best test people at critical moments.

Fire is real gold [LièHuǒzhēNJρn] fire: blazing fire; Violent flames. Real gold is not afraid of fire; Real gold can be identified in the fire.

Metaphor hero true colors unchanged; Also known as "fire sees real gold". Buying iron and gold [m m: i ti ě s and j and n] is an unrealistic greedy delusion.

At dusk, pregnant with gold [müyèHuáijρn] is a metaphor for secretly bribing. Shujian Jin [[pá i shā ji m τ n j τ n] j \ n] line: removed; Jane: Choose.

Pull out sand and pick out gold. Metaphor selects the essence from a large number of things.

See gold in dredging sand [páI shāJiàn jρn] and "Simple gold in dredging sand". Pisha Jinjian [p and sh ā ji m: n j and n] crossed the sand; Pick gold.

Metaphor selects the essence from a large number of things; It is also a metaphor for busy work. Sand throwing pure gold [p and sh ā ji m: n j and n] is still pure gold.

Metaphor selects the essence from a large number of things. Coarse jade and muddy gold [pú y and hú n and j and n] is a metaphor for the unadorned beauty of nature.

It is often used to describe people's quality, simplicity and kindness. The Qi people won the gold [qírén juéjρn][ explanation] seize: seize.

Metaphor is greed and despair. A barrel of gold a day [[r? j ? n d ? u j ī n] n] can bring in a barrel of gold a day.

Describe getting rich. Gold panning in sand [[sh ā l ǐ tá o j Ρ n] ρ n] Wash sand with gold particles in water; Gold is obtained by removing sand.

Metaphor is extremely rare or difficult. Shi Shuo Liu Jin [ShuòshíLiújρn] means that the temperature is extremely high, which can melt stones.

Describe the heat. New moon, pass "new moon".

Yu Shuo Liu Jin [ShuòyùLiújρn] See "Shi Shuo Liu Jin". Shi Shuo Liu Jin melts stones at high temperature.

Describe the hot weather. Taosha gold [táo shādéjρn] Real gold is obtained from sand through water separation.

Metaphor to get rid of impurities and essence. It is also a metaphor to spend a lot of effort and have little effect.

Gold Tao Sha [táOshāqǔjρn] gold. Break the gold with one heart [tóng xρn duàn jρn] "On Yi copula": "If two people are concentric, they will break the gold."

Later, it was described as "a heartbreaking gold" to describe the inner strength. The clay figurine is covered with gold powder [tǔu méng jρn].

Metaphor follows suit, but it is superficial. Cherish ink as gold [xμmàrújμn] Cherish: Cherish; Ink: ink for writing.

Cherish ink like gold. Refers to not writing easily.

Cherish words like gold [x and z ì rú j and n] means to save words extremely without wasting much ink. Yan Jun's daughter [Yan jùn qiān jěn] During the Warring States Period, after Yan Zhaowang acceded to the throne, she was eager to recruit talents.

Guo Kui took horses as a metaphor, saying that ancient kings rewarded them with thousands of dollars to sell swift horses. Three years later, they got a dead horse and bought its bones for 500 gold.

2. Four words with gold Four words with gold are: resplendent and indestructible, golden ou, golden mouth and jade words, to be the first I. resplendent and magnificent [jī nī bī Hu ī Hu á ng]1. Interpretation: describe the bright colors of buildings and so on.

Jinbi: gold, turquoise. 2. Source: Wu Mingcheng's kindness to The Journey to the West for the fourth time: "Crimson gauze clothing; The stars are brilliant; Hibiscus crown; Wonderful. "

Dressed in a crimson gauze robe, she is as bright as a star and golden. Second, impregnable [Gù RU ò J ? Ntā ng]1+0, interpretation: describe the defense as very solid.

Jin: Jincheng refers to a solid city wall. T: Tang Chi refers to the moat with strict defense.

2. Source: The Biography of Han Kuai Tong: The Land of Border Towns; Will stick to the baby city; They are all Jincheng Tang Chi; Can't attack. "We will stick to the city, such as Jincheng, Tang Chi, difficult to capture.

Third, the golden gull has no defects [jρ nu w ú qu ē]1. Interpretation: Jin 'ou: a wine container, which is a metaphor for a country. Golden gulls are not incomplete.

Metaphor territorial integrity. 2. Source: Xu Minghongzu's Travels and Diary of Xu Xiake: "But the land of each state is half wrong and half destroyed, which seems to be not the golden thread at that time."

Translation: The land in every state is incomplete, and it is not what it was then. Four. Jinkou Yu Yan [j ī n kǒ u yī á n]1. Interpretation: Very rare and precious words, which were often called what the emperor said in feudal society, were later used to refer to words that could not be changed.

2. Source: Jin Xiahou Zhan's "Arriving at Doubt": "This is a golden mouth and a jade sound, indifferent and silent. Let my son live in a poor lane and stay here. "

Now, it's rare for you to keep your mouth shut and let my son live in a poor alley and stay here so poor. Five, become the first [j ρ n bngtí mí ng]1. Interpretation: Jin bang: the list published by the imperial examination in the imperial examination era; Title: Write your name.

Refers to winning the imperial examination. 2. Source: The Five Dynasties King's "Tang Yanyan" Volume III: "He Fu, Taihe nine years; I'm going to write three articles next year, saying,' To be the No.1 scholar, Mo Xin, this year will be the same as last spring.

Every time the greenhouse is asked by red makeup, why is there only one person? He Fu, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, wrote three more articles in the ninth and second years of Taihe, and wrote in the same year with a poem:' Today, the top scholar is here, and spring is still that spring (meaning that things are different). Beautiful women often patronize here. Why do you come here to review alone?' "Baidu Encyclopedia-brilliant Baidu Encyclopedia-solid Baidu Encyclopedia-golden Ouqi Baidu Encyclopedia-golden mouth and jade words Baidu Encyclopedia-becomeno. 1.

3. What are the four characters in to be no.1, headed by the golden character, indicating that they won the first place in the imperial examination?

Be the first. The golden grate scratches its eyes, which means awakening.

Jinbi is smart: very smart. Describe the gorgeous and dazzling decoration of the building, such as jade: emerald green.

Describe the gorgeous and dazzling architectural decoration. Resplendent and magnificent describes the ornate decoration of the building, which is dazzling.

Use "resplendent". To be the first gold list: the list published in the imperial examination era; Title: Write your name.

Refers to winning the imperial examination. The splendor of these buildings is called gorgeous and dazzling.

Use "resplendent". Royal Guards and Jade Collar refer to gorgeous royal devices applied to horses.

It is also a metaphor for Jue Lu. They are both "golden guards and jade bridles".

Jinyu winding: chewing gum; Collar: halter. Gold ornaments and jade ornaments.

Refers to the luxurious mounts of high officials and dignitaries. Metaphor is generous to high officials and dignitaries.

The golden guards and the jade bridle (1) refer to the gorgeous royal equipment applied to horses. 2 metaphor for Lu.

Jinboyuye is a metaphor for fine wine. Gold, silk, pearls and jade: silk fabrics.

Gold, silk, pearls, jewelry. Describe something precious.

Golden wings break the golden wings of the sea: the name of the bird mentioned in Buddhist scriptures; Break: To separate or break things by hand. Metaphor writing is magnificent.

Jin chai, Jin chai: female jewelry; Tanghe: Jewelry box. Legendary keepsakes of Tang Xuanzong and Yang Guifei.

Refers to gorgeous jewelry. Chai Jin changed wine to describe poverty, poverty and frustration.

A golden city of thousands of miles refers to a vast territory, a strong city on all sides, and it is dangerous and reliable. Twelve Golden Chains originally described that women had more jewels on their heads.

The latter refers to many concubines. Jincheng Shishi is a metaphor for a dangerous city.

Jincheng Tang Chi City and Pool: city walls and moats; Soup: Hot water. Metal city wall, boiling water moat.

Metaphor is extremely strong and well-defended cities or fortifications. Cicadas shed their shells as adults.

Metaphor muddle through, make people can't find it in time. The golden cicada will shed its shell. See "The golden cicada will shed its shell".

The golden hairpin is composed of a golden hairpin and a small hairpin. The legendary love vows of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty and Yang Guifei.

Jin Dangdang Jin Dangdang: Originally used as an ornament on the hat of waiters in China or China, later referred to as a senior official; Dagu: the place where the royal family and their relatives live, generally referring to dignitaries. Metaphor is a person who is in a high position and enjoys a good salary.

Then changing one's own bones means that the poet's creation has entered the realm of profound epiphany. Golden sable for wine: the crown ornaments of the emperor's left and right courtiers after the Han Dynasty.

Take off the golden crown for wine. Describe informality and binge drinking.

The golden sable took the wine and took off the golden crown for it. Describe informality and binge drinking.

Trade "golden mink" gold mink wine for wine, and take off the golden crown for wine.

Describe informality and binge drinking. Exchange "golden mink" for wine

The gold bolt is absolutely like a metal knife and axe, and the awl made of bones is untied. Describe a quick decision.

The red door of Zhuhu Lake is riveted with gold nails. Refers to a rich family.

Gold powder luxury gold powder: lead powder for women's makeup; Luxurious: luxurious and generous. Describe the luxury of life.

Golden wind sends cool golden wind: refers to autumn wind. In ancient times, the seasons were explained by yin and yang and five elements, and autumn was golden.

Autumn wind brings coolness. Goldwind Gao Lu generally refers to autumn scenery.

Jin Feiyu goes to gold: the sun refers to the sun; Jade: Jade rabbit refers to the moon. The sun and the moon are flying.

Metaphor time is fleeting. Having a golden luster or brilliance.

Jingu multi-storey Jingu: the name of the garden, built by Shi Chongjian in the Jin Dynasty, is in the northwest of Luoyang City, Henan Province. Shi Chong, a gifted scholar and beautiful woman in Jin Dynasty, was forced to jump off a building and die to show her loyalty.

Metaphor is the unfortunate experience of a woman with both talent and beauty. Golden light is a metaphor for the superb skills of the God of Money.

Mrs. Jin refers to the outstanding talents of the imperial court. Scarab: the name of the bag, an ornament of officials in the Tang Dynasty.

Untie the scarab for wine. Described as open-minded and binge drinking.

Jingu liquor number Jingu: the name of the garden, built by Shi Chongjian in the Jin Dynasty, is in the northwest of Luoyang City, Henan Province. Code word for three fights to punish wine.

In the old days, it generally referred to the number of times of fighting and punishing wine during banquets. King Kong glared: Eyes wide open and protruding.

Describe that daunting face. Golden mother wood: one of the five elements, the west belongs to gold; Wood: one of the five elements, the oriental genus is wood.

Refers to the immortal Dong and the Queen Mother of the West. Metaphor is old and brilliant.

Jinmen embroidery households refer to wealthy families. Golden Horse Jade Hall Golden Horse: The Golden Horse Gate in the Han Dynasty was a bachelor's place. Yutang: Yutang is a place that serves the bachelor.

Formerly referred to as Hanlin Academy or Hanlin Bachelor. Gold powder describes the luxurious life of the exploiting class.

The extravagant life of the exploiting class is described by money. Jin Lanqi's friend Jin Lan: refers to friendship, profound friendship; Deed: appeal; Cheyou: Like-minded friends.

Generally refers to sworn brothers. Golden gongs flying golden gongs: a metaphor for the sun; Teng: Go.

Metaphor is that the sun shines high. The friendship between Jin Lan and China is rock solid.

Jin Lan's "Golden Contract": the metaphor is firm; Lan: Metaphorically fragrant; Deeds: hit it off. Refers to friends who have a good relationship with each other.

Jin Lan's friends are close friends. Jin ou is not short of Jin ou: a container for wine, which is a metaphor for a country.

Golden gulls are not incomplete. Metaphor territorial integrity.

Scraping the film with gold foil: According to legend, ancient India used metal tools shaped like arrows to treat eye diseases. Scrape off the film on the surface of the eyeball with a golden cup, so that people can see the light again.

Describe the superb medical skills that can make others blind. The golden urn fell into the well, and the golden urn fell into the bottom of the well.

Metaphor is gone forever, and there is no news again. Pujinqu Jin Pu: A metal base used to fix the knocker on the gate, usually in the shape of a beast or a dragon and snake; Buckling: coiling.

The gate is luxuriantly decorated. Metaphor building grand luxury.

Golden urn: a vessel for drawing water; Element: white; Bi: Well, the rope. Refers to equipment for pumping water from wells.

Golden lacquer git git: a metaphor for useless people. Gold-painted git.

Refers to people who are well-dressed and have no virtue and talent. Gold-painted toilet: dung bucket.

A dung bucket painted with gold paint. Refers to people who are well-dressed and have no virtue and talent.

Gold people keep their mouths shut. Gold man: a man made of copper. Shut up: Shut up means keep silent.

Colleagues kept silent and didn't speak. Describe the words carefully.

Also known as "The Golden Man is Silent". The silence of the golden man is a metaphor for keeping his mouth shut because of concerns.

Jin people's silence is a metaphor for staying silent because of concerns. Jin people's advice is a metaphor for staying silent because of concerns.

Gold tongue is bad: use gold as the tongue; Advantages: it's broken. A tongue made of gold says it is broken.

It's a waste of breath to talk too much. A golden mouth is a metaphor for not talking.

A stone is as constant as a stone. Describe sticking to the Covenant, moral integrity, etc.

4. What idioms with gold characters are there? 1, Pisa Jinjian.

Idiom pinyin: pρshρJiρn jρn

Idiom explanation: pull the sand away; Pick gold. Metaphor selects the essence from a large number of things; It is also a metaphor for busy work.

Origin of idioms: Liu Tang Zhiji's "Shi Tong Zhi Shu": "Only the history before the exam, frankly speaking, although the ancients dross, mixed authenticity, and sand mining, sometimes treasure."

2, sounded retreat

Idiom pinyin: míng jīn shūu jūn u jūn

Interpretation of idioms: In ancient times, gongs were used to indicate withdrawing from camp and returning to camp.

The origin of the idiom: Luo Guanzhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms in the Ming Dynasty: "I am afraid that Zhang Fei will fail and call back."

3. Xiaojin became iron.

Idiom pinyin: di m:n j:n cheng ti

Idiom explanation: used to describe how to change a good article badly. It is also a metaphor for doing a good thing badly.

The origin of the idiom: Songshi Daoyuan's "Jingdezhen Dengchuan recorded the spiritual photo of the master of Zhenjue": "Q:' Return a pill and turn iron into gold; In a word, everything is sacred. Ask a little. The teacher said, "Do you still know that Yun Qi turned gold into iron?" Said,' Gold has turned into iron, which I have never heard of before. A wise saying, dare to show! '

4. as strong as gold

Idiom pinyin: güruo jīn tāng

Idiom explanation: gold: refers to Jincheng; Metal cast city walls; Don: It refers to the moat boiling hot as boiling water in Tang Chi. Better than Jincheng, better than Tang Chi. Describe the position or place you are guarding is very strong.

The origin of the idiom: The Biography of Hanshu Kuai Tong by Ban Gu in the Eastern Han Dynasty: "Baby cities must be firmly adhered to, all of which are Jincheng and Tang Chi, and cannot be attacked."

5. Accumulate jade and pile up gold

Idiom pinyin: jρyρduρjρn

Idiom explanation: happy ever after, you can pile it up. Describe the accumulated wealth.

The origin of the idiom: Tang Li and the poem "Laughing Proud Boys": "Accumulate gold and jade to brag and go forward bravely."

5. What are the four-character characters headed by golden characters? What are the names in the gold list that represent that they won the imperial examination?