The more idioms used to describe ancient girls, the better!

The four-character idiom that described girls with an ancient style was as follows: 1. Peerless Beauty: It refers to a woman's beautiful appearance, elegant temperament, and calm demeanor, with irreplaceable status and bearing. [2. Devastating Beauty: It is used to describe the beauty and gentleness of a woman that can topple an entire country and city.] 3. National Beauty and Heavenly Fragrance: The description of a woman's beauty and temperament is like a national treasure, natural beauty and intoxicating. 4. Shame the Moon and Shame the Flower: It described the beauty of a woman that made people unable to resist and ashamed to look straight at her. 5. Clear water without fish: It described the beauty and gentleness of a woman as clear as a lake. Without the presence of a man, it would appear lonely and cold. 6. Sinking Fish and Falling Goose: It described a woman's beauty and beauty as unforgettable as sinking fish and falling geese. Bright eyes and white teeth: It refers to the beauty and beauty of a woman as intoxicating as bright eyes and sweet teeth. 8. Beautiful on the outside and intelligent on the inside: It describes the beauty and beauty of women. They are both beautiful on the outside and have inner wisdom that makes people unable to extricate themselves. [9. Dainty and exquisite: It refers to a woman's beauty and petite cuteness that makes people intoxicated.] Gentle and considerate: The beauty and gentleness of a woman can make people feel warmth and care like the spring breeze.

Alright, let me help you summarize the words and idioms used to describe a man's appearance in ancient times! Handsome and unrestrained: It described a person's handsome face and unrestrained manner. For example, Tao Qian, the male protagonist of the Jin Dynasty writer Tao Yuanming, was a handsome and unrestrained character. 2. Mighty and majestic: It is used to describe a person's burly body and mighty demeanor. For example, Li Jing, a famous general of the Tang Dynasty, was a mighty and majestic figure. 3. Face as beautiful as jade: It refers to a person's face that is as beautiful as jade. For example, Su Xun, the male protagonist of the Song Dynasty writer Su Shi, was a character like a beautiful jade. 4. Eyebrows like distant mountains: To describe a person's eyebrows as slender and beautiful as distant mountains. For example, the male protagonist Bai Juyi, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, was a figure with eyebrows like distant mountains. 5. Eyes like bright stars: It described a person's eyes as bright as bright stars. For example, Wang Zhihuan, the male protagonist of the Tang Dynasty poet Wang Zhihuan, was a character with bright eyes. 6. Dragon Mark: It described a person's strong body and burly appearance as magnificent as a dragon mark. For example, Wu Zixu, a famous general in the Spring and Autumn Period, was a person with the symbol of a dragon. 7. Face like the morning light: It described a person's face as beautiful as the morning light. For example, Du Fu, the male protagonist in the works of the Tang Dynasty poet Du Fu, was a character with a face like the dawn. 8. Handsome eyebrows and bright eyes: describe a person's handsome appearance and bright eyes, giving people a fresh and refined feeling. For example, Wang Zhihuan, the male protagonist of the Tang Dynasty poet Wang Zhihuan, was a handsome figure. 9. Handsome and stalwart: It described a person's tall body and handsome appearance, giving people a mighty and majestic feeling. For example, Lu Zhonglian, a famous general in the Spring and Autumn Period, was a handsome and imposing figure. 10 Kind Eyebrows and Kind Eyes: It is used to describe a person's kind face, gentle eyes, and gives people an amiable feeling. For example, Bai Juyi, the male protagonist of the Tang Dynasty poet Bai Juyi, was a kind-looking figure. The above are the words and idioms used to describe a man's appearance in ancient times. I hope they can help you!

There are many idioms and sentences to describe ancient buildings. 1. Ancient Garden-- 2. Outstanding show-- 3. Tempered through thousands of times--It described the construction materials of ancient buildings that had been tempered through thousands of times, making them harder and harder to collapse. 4. Magnificent-- Antique-- 6. Exquisite and transparent-- 7. Ingenious-- 8. Magnificent-- 9's rigorous structure-- 10. Gorgeous--It refers to the colors and decorations of ancient buildings that are dazzling and full of artistic sense and visual impact.

Zhuge Liang's wisdom: superb resourcefulness, ingenious design, and godlike use of troops. Confucius 'wisdom: highly respected, erudite, talented and profound. 3. The wisdom of the socrates: outstanding wisdom, profound thinking, extraordinary. 4. Liu Bei's Wisdom: Superior wisdom, superior leadership style, superb strategy. 5. Cao Cao's Wisdom: Smart, ambitious, insidious, and cunning. 6. Wang Xifeng's Wisdom: Smart, sharp, capable, and good at scheming. The wisdom of the Shang Dynasty: Learn from the lessons and be good at concluding the reform. 8. Lu Xun's wisdom: a literary master with profound critical thinking. 9. The wisdom of Thomas Eden: invention, innovation, multi-talented, perseverance. 10. The philosophy of socrates: to pursue the truth, to think independently, and to seek the truth from oneself.

" Financial development, good health, steady figure, relaxed and strong, tall and sturdy, tall and mighty, slender and handsome, strong muscles, mighty and majestic, well-proportioned, and so on were all idioms to describe a man's figure.

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The idioms commonly used in ancient war scenes were: 1. Beacon fire: To describe the intensity of the war, it means that the war lasted for a long time and the beacon fires on all sides were constantly in chaos. 2. Rivers of blood: To describe the cruelty of war, it means that blood splattered everywhere on the battlefield, and there were deaths and wounds everywhere. [3,000 miles without the crowing of a rooster: The slow end of the war indicates the tragic degree of the war. There is even no sound outside the battlefield. There is only silence.] 4. The grass and trees are all soldiers: describing both sides of the war as grass and trees means that both sides are psychologically fragile people who are easily affected by the war. 5. Panic: To describe the horror of war, both sides are very afraid of the outbreak of war. 6. Divergence: A strategy used to describe war. It means to use seemingly harmless actions to confuse the enemy to achieve the goal of winning by surprise. Smoke: The intensity of the war meant that the war had lasted for a long time and the fires of all sides were constantly in chaos. 8. A mountain of defeat: To describe the degree of defeat in a war means that soldiers fall like a mountain after being defeated on the battlefield. 90,000 arrows fired at the same time: It was used to describe the intensity of the war. It meant that the battlefield was deathly silent when 10,000 arrows were fired at the same time. Blood for blood: The cruelty of war means that the deaths and wounds in war need to be repaid with blood.

Okay, here are some beautiful words and phrases, categorized by category: 1 Words to describe spring: - Spring flowers bloom, spring is abundant, everything revives, spring mountains are green, spring wind blows, spring is abundant - The birds are singing and the flowers are fragrant, the spring is bright and beautiful, the spring is abundant, the spring is abundant, the spring is abundant - Spring flowers bloom, spring is abundant, spring is bright, spring mountains are green, spring wind blows, spring is abundant 2 Words to describe characters: - Peerless, talented, smart, gentle, charming, elegant, handsome - The moon is shy, the fish is sinking, the geese are falling, the national beauty is heavenly fragrance, the city is toppling, the beauty is beautiful, the flower is like jade, the water is delicate - Smart, lively and lovely, kind and upright, tenacious, brave and decisive, witty and capable 3 Words to describe scenery: - Mountains and rivers, green trees, flowing water, birds and flowers, sunrise in the sea of clouds, thousands of rays of light, green mountains and green waters - Beautiful, magnificent, magnificent, sublime, magnificent, green mountains and green waters 4 Words to describe fate: - Destined, Heaven rewards hard work, fate is full of ups and downs, ups and downs, twists and turns, dark willows, reversal, fate plays tricks on - Helplessness, no regrets, self-blame, self-abandonment, self-suffering, self-reliance, self-reliance The above content is for reference only and I hope it can be helpful.

There are many idioms that describe swallows. The following are some common ones: 1. Water-cutting dragonfly: It described the agile movements of swallows. 2. Cloud-Piercing Swallow: It described the swallow's highly sensitive flying skills. 3. The Lady of the Nest: The image of a swallow working hard to find a suitable place to live. 4. A pair of three-legged swallows: describe the ability of swallows to fly with three legs and agility. 5. Spreading wings and flying high: It described the lofty ambition of swallows spreading their wings and flying. 6. Butterfly: It described the beautiful image of swallows dancing like butterflies. 7 Vigorous Bird: It described the swift and vigorous flying ability of swallows. 8. Swallow Tower: It described the tall building where the swallow nest was located. 9. A dragonfly skimming the water: It described the swift and agile landing and take-off of swallows. 10 Swallows Return to the Nest: It described the eagerness of people looking forward to the swallows returning to their nests.

The idioms used to describe autumn were: the golden wind blowing, the cool autumn air, the fruitful harvest season, the red maple leaves, and so on.