1，bling [zh ū gu ā ng b m: o q]
Explanation: pearl treasure: refers to jewelry; Light and gas: describe the shining brilliance. In the past, women's clothes were described as luxurious and rich, shining with treasures.
From: Lu Xun's "Quasi-romantic Talk Difficult to Confuse": "If this light is only in words, it will be like a lady in an ancient tomb, full of jewels."
2. Explore the Pearl [tàn lédézh]
Li: It refers to the ancient black dragon. Take the sphere under the dragon's jaw. It originally meant taking big risks and making big profits. Later, it is often compared to the profound meaning, concise wording and main points of the article.
Said by: Zhuangzi Lieyukou: "Take a stone to forge it. My husband's daughter's pearl must be in the nine abyss, under the dragon's chin, and the child who can get the pearl will sleep. You let the jackal fan the dragon. What's wrong with you? "
Grammar: linkage; As a predicate; Metaphor can stick to the theme.
3. Buy bamboo slips and return pearls
Explanation: rafter: wooden box; Pearl: Pearl. Bought a business box and returned the pearls. Metaphor has no vision and improper choice.
Said by: Everything is done in the left: "Chu people have sold their pearls to Zheng, which are Mulan's cabinets, smoked with cinnamon, decorated with pearls and jade, decorated with roses, and decorated with feathers and jade. Zheng people buy their coffins and return their beads. "
Example: A poor reader, an ignorant elite, pities the dross. ~, although there are many benefits? If it were in the vernacular, there would never be this disease. ?
Grammar: linkage; As predicate, object and attribute; Used in written language
Laozhuhuang
Commentary: In ancient times, women were despised when they were old, just like pearls lost their luster because of their age.
From: Xiao Xiaosheng of Ming Lanling's "Jin Ping Mei Hua Ci" The second time: "Madam is young and has many days to turn over, unlike me who is old and worthless."
Example: It's really worthless. It's really hard to walk so far. I'm going back to bed.
Grammar: combination; As predicate and attribute; derogatory sense
The apple of your eye
Explanation: It is a metaphor for accepting children loved by parents, especially daughters.
Said by: Jin Fuxuan's Short Songs: "You once regarded me as the apple of your eye. Why did you abandon me once? "
Example: Daiyu, whose real name is Daiyu, is five years old this year, and her husband and wife are as loving as ever. ?
Grammar: formal; As objects and attributes; Include praise