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The lantern riddles and answers are as follows: 1. The sun is against the mountains, and the Yellow River flows into the sea. From Ascending A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. From The Great Wall Every man is responsible for the rise and fall of the world. From "Social responsibility" In the quiet night, I think of the bright moon before my bed. From the Tang Dynasty poet Li Bai's "Silent Night Thoughts" Water can carry a boat, but it can also capsize it. From Shuidiao Letou Men die for wealth, birds die for food. From Mencius Do unto others what you would not have them do unto you. From the Analects of Confucius If a workman wants to do his job well, he must first sharpen his tools. From the Analects of Confucius 9. Reading through ten thousand volumes and writing like a god. From Du Fu's "Twenty-two Rhymes Presented to Wei Zuocheng Zhang" of the Tang Dynasty. Asking you how much sorrow you can have is like a spring river flowing eastward. From Li Yu's "Yu Meiren" of the Tang Dynasty The above are some common lantern riddles that I hope can answer your questions.

Here are some riddles and answers about the names of cities: 1. Gold, silver, copper, iron. Answer: Wuxi 2. Have a safe journey. Answer: Lushun 3. It was raining cats and dogs. Answer: Tianshui 4. Milky Way Ferry. Answer: Tianjin 5. The four seasons were warm. Answer: Changchun 6. Someone with a gun. (Type the name of a Chinese city) Answer: 7. It was calm. (Type the name of a Chinese city) Answer: NingBo 8. Two fat men. Answer: Hefei 9. Double happiness. Answer: Chongqing 10. There was not much difference. Answer: Datong 11. After a long rain, the sky cleared up. Answer: Guiyang 12. Red Mountain. (Type a Chinese city name) Answer: Chifeng Please note that the above answers are based on the search results provided and may not be a complete city name riddle.

I'm not a fan of online literature. I'm a person who likes to read novels. I can answer questions about language and knowledge. Regarding idiom lantern riddles, I can provide you with some common idiom lantern riddles and their answers, but I can't provide you with a complete idiom lantern riddles collection.

The lantern riddles and answers are as follows: One moon, two holes to hang lanterns. Answer: A small hole in the moon can be used to hang lanterns. Lanterns, red lanterns, white lanterns, passed down from generation to generation. Answer: The lights in the lanterns are red and white, passed down from generation to generation. Two yellow orioles sing in the green willows, a group of egrets soar to the sky. Answer: Orioles and egrets fly over the green willows and the turquoise sky. Four days later, the bright moon shone on the ditches and hung lanterns in them. Answer: The moon shines in the ditch, and the lanterns in the ditch are illuminated. 5. Cooking Yuanxiao in a pot to make the whole world happy. Answer: The Yuanxiao in the pot symbolizes the reunion of the world. I hope these lantern riddles can inspire you. I wish you a happy Lantern Festival!

Lantern Festival riddles and answers (1000) A lantern without a lampshade would not bubble in the water. What was it? The answer was a floating lamp. 2. A steamed bun was not bulging, leaking, or moldy. What was it? Answer: Dry buns. 3. A duck with a big mouth, long neck and black and white fur. What was it? The answer was a white duck. 4. One ear is long and the other is short. The body is like a drum. The ears are round and big. What was it? Answer: Elephant ears. A sun that does not shine will not give out heat and will not fall from the table. What was it? Answer: Full Moon. 6. There were many needles in a dumpling, and it wouldn't stuff your teeth after you ate it. What was it? Answer: Lantern Festival. 7. What does a fish eat if it doesn't have scales, rot, or swim? The answer was tofu. A rabbit that doesn't eat grass and likes to run is a mammal. What was it? The answer was a cat. An apple is neither sweet nor sour, neither crisp nor soft nor ripe. What was it? Answer: Green apple. What is a duck walking on the edge of the field, not flying, not running, not swimming? The answer: a walk. A fish with four legs, neither heavy nor floating, what is transparent? The answer was a transparent fish. One ear is long, the other is short, the body is like a drum, the ears are round and big, the tail is thin and short, what is it? Answer: Elephant tail. There are many pits in a peach. It doesn't bulge, leak, or mold. What was it? The answer was a stone fruit. What would a fish eat if it didn't have scales, didn't rot, didn't know how to swim? The answer was to eat meat. A duck with a big mouth, a long neck, and black and white fur. What was it? The answer was the white goose. What is a dumpling with a lot of needles in it that won't stuff your teeth after you eat it? Answer: Lantern Festival. A fish has four legs, neither heavy nor floating, and its body is transparent. What does it eat? The answer was air. What is an apple that is neither sweet nor sour, neither crisp nor soft, nor ripe? Answer: Green apple. A rabbit that doesn't eat grass and likes to run without hair is a mammal1? Answer: Bunny. What is an apple that is neither sweet nor sour, neither crisp nor soft, neither ripe nor bulging nor leaking? The answer was a ripe apple. What would a fish eat if it didn't have scales, didn't rot, didn't know how to swim? The answer was to eat air. What is a duck with a big mouth, a long neck, and black and white fur? The answer was the white goose. What is a dumpling with a lot of needles in it that won't stuff your teeth after you eat it? Answer: Lantern Festival. A fish has four legs, neither heavy nor floating, and its body is transparent. What does it eat? The answer was to eat air. What is a peach with many pits, no bumps, no water leakage, and no mold? The answer was a stone fruit. What would a fish eat if it didn't have scales, didn't rot, didn't know how to swim? The answer was to eat air. What is a duck with a big mouth, long neck, and black and white fur? The answer was the white goose. What is an apple that is neither sweet nor sour, neither crisp nor soft, nor ripe? Answer: Green apple. What would a fish eat if it didn't have scales, didn't rot, didn't know how to swim? The answer was to eat air. What is a duck with a big mouth, long neck, and black and white fur? The answer was the white goose. What is a dumpling with a lot of needles in it that won't stuff your teeth after you eat it? Answer: Lantern Festival. A fish has four legs, neither heavy nor floating, and its body is transparent. What does it eat? The answer was to eat air. What is an apple that is neither sweet nor sour, neither crisp nor soft, neither ripe nor bulging nor leaking? The answer was a ripe apple. A rabbit that doesn't eat grass and likes to run is a mammal1. Answer: Bunny. What would a fish eat if it didn't have scales, didn't rot, didn't know how to swim? The answer was to eat air. What is a duck with a big mouth, long neck, and black and white fur? The answer was the white goose. What is an apple that is neither sweet nor sour, neither crisp nor soft, neither ripe nor bulging nor leaking? Answer: Green apple. What would a fish eat if it didn't have scales, didn't rot, didn't know how to swim? The answer was to eat air. What is a duck with a big mouth, long neck, and black and white fur? The answer was the white goose. What is a dumpling with a lot of needles in it that won't stuff your teeth after eating it? Answer: Lantern Festival. A Fish Has Four Legs, Neither Slight nor Floating, What Does It Eat With Its Invisible Body? The answer was to eat air. What is an apple that is neither sweet nor sour, neither crisp nor soft, neither ripe nor bulging nor leaking? The answer was a ripe apple. What is a duck with a big mouth, long neck, and black and white fur? The answer was the white goose. What is a peach with many pits, no bumps, no water leakage, and no mold? The answer was a stone fruit. A fish has four legs, neither heavy nor floating, and its body is transparent. What does it eat? The answer was to eat air. What is an apple that is neither sweet nor sour, neither crisp nor soft, neither ripe nor bulging nor leaking? The answer was a ripe apple. What is a duck with a big mouth, long neck, and black and white fur? The answer was the white goose. A Fish Without Scales, Without Rotting, Without Swimming, What Can It Eat? The answer was to eat air. What is a duck with a big mouth, long neck, and black and white fur? The answer was the white goose. What is a dumpling that has a lot of needles in it and won't stuff your teeth after eating it? Answer: Lantern Festival.

I am very happy to provide you with knowledge of Chinese, couplets, and riddles! Here are some common Chinese/couplet/riddles and their answers: The bright moonlight before my bed is like frost on the ground. (Pingshui rhyme) Answer: Looking up at the bright moon, looking down at home. I'm alone in a foreign land. I miss my family more every festival. (Climbing high to view the spectacular scenery) Answer: I know from a distance that the brothers are one man short of planting cornel everywhere. Two yellow orioles sing in the green willows, a group of egrets soar to the sky. (Climbing high to view the spectacular scenery) The answer is: The window contains the West Ridge Thousand Autumn Snow Gate moored Dongwu Wanli ship. A day apart feels like three years. (It's hard to meet and hard to part) Answer: Missing you is like a full moon, and every night it is reduced. When will the bright moon appear? I take my wine and ask the blue sky. (Su Shi·Water Melody) Answer: The bright moon rises on the sea at this time. Red beans grow in the southern part of the country. (Wang Wei·Xiangsi) Answer: This feeling can be treated as a recollection, but it was already lost at that time. The green mountains cannot hide it, after all, it flows eastward. (Xin Qiji·Bodhisattva Man·Shu Jiangxi Zaokou Wall) Answer: There is nothing difficult in the world, but there are new people. Birds fly over thousands of mountains, and people disappear in ten thousand paths. (Liu Zongyuan, Jiang Xue) The answer was: an old man in a coir raincoat fishing alone in the cold river. 9. The sun is against the mountains, and the Yellow River flows into the sea. (Wang Zhihuan, Deng Stork Tower) The answer was: To see a thousand miles further. 10 days of my life, my talent will be useful. (Li Bai, Wine Taker) Answer: To cook sheep and slaughter cattle for fun, one must drink 300 cups.

The lantern riddles and answers are as follows: 1 Ming: Xiaoming, Mingliang, Mingxiao. 2. Lanterns, lamps, lights. 3 points: Diandian, Pieces, Points. 4. Fire: Fiery Red, Fiery Storm, Fire Seed. 5. Oil: Grease, oil, oil. 6. Bright: Bright, bright, bright. 7 Flash: Flash, Lightning, Flash. 8. Extinguish: Extinguish, close down, perish. 9 Riddles: Riddles, riddles, enigmas. Question 10: Title, question, difficult question. The above are some common word riddles and there are many other kinds of riddles that readers need to explore and discover on their own.

Charades were an ancient literary form that usually consisted of a short description of words. The reader had to guess the answer by understanding the context and logical relationships. Here are some common text riddles and their answers: 1 Out of thin air:A blank piece of paper B empty C know nothing D illusory 2. Inconsistent:A. Self-contradictory B. Incompatible C. Concordant D. Irrelevant 3. Dilemma:A. Both sides are in a dilemma B. Dilemma C. Left and right. D. Both sides are in a dilemma. 4. Defeating more with fewer:A wins more with fewer, B wins more with fewer, C wins more with fewer, D wins with fewer, 5. Immortality:A. Immortal Peninsula B. Immortality Elixir C. Immortality Technique D. Immortality Plan The answers to the above text puzzles may vary according to the difficulty and cultural background. I hope you can challenge yourself to solve these puzzles.

The lantern riddles and their answers were like looking for a needle in a haystack. Finding a needle in a haystack is a lantern riddle that needs to be guessed. The answer is an idiom that describes doing things meticulously.

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