Four fresh explanations

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The four-word idioms for refreshing were: fresh and refined, fresh and natural, fresh and refreshing, fresh and pleasant, fresh and pleasant, etc.

A four-word phrase to describe the urgency of time: [1. Urgent: It means that time is of the essence and immediate action must be taken.] 2. The situation is very critical and urgent. It is a metaphor for facing a very dangerous situation. Time flies: It means that time passes very quickly. 4. Can't wait: It means that you can't wait for time and must do it immediately.

The four masterpieces are the classics in the history of Chinese literature. However, due to the limitations of cultural background, historical background, reader groups and other factors, people's understanding and interpretation of them may be different. The following are some alternative explanations of the four masterpieces: 1. An alternative interpretation of 'Dream of the Red Chamber': Many people think that' Dream of the Red Chamber 'is a monumental work describing feudal society and ignore its novel nature. In fact, it was a novel that described love, marriage, family, society and other aspects. At the same time, it also reflected the various shortcomings of the society at that time. 2. An alternative interpretation of Journey to the West: Many people think that Journey to the West is a story about immortals and monsters, ignoring its plot and character creation. In fact, it was a novel about how people survived, grew up and sought truth in a dangerous world. It also reflected the good and evil of human nature and the change of moral values. 3. An alternative interpretation of Water Margins: Many people think that Water Margins is a story about the resistance of the righteous against oppression and ignore its character creation and emotional description. In fact, it was a novel that described how people survived, resisted and sought freedom in oppression and violence. It also reflected the complexity of social reality and human nature. 4. Another interpretation of Romance of the Three Kingdoms: Many people think that Romance of the Three Kingdoms is a story about war and military struggles, ignoring its political and character descriptions. In fact, it was a novel that described political struggles, human nature, and moral values. At the same time, it also reflected the social and historical background of the Three Kingdoms period.

There are many four-character idioms or four-character words that are beautiful and fresh. Here are some examples: 1 Antique: To describe things with an ancient style. 2. Fresh and refined: It described things as clean, pure, and not sloppy. [3. Beautiful and picturesque: It is used to describe the beauty and exquisiteness of an object like a painting.] 4. Flowing Light and Ambilight: It refers to the brilliance of things that are very beautiful. 5. Peerless Beauty: It described a person's demeanor, temperament, and talent that were outstanding beyond ordinary people. 6. Antique culture: refers to a culture that has an ancient style. 7. Beautiful and romantic love: To describe the beauty and romance of love. 8. Fresh and natural environment: To describe the environment as fresh and natural. 9. A night market with colorful lights: The lighting effect and atmosphere of the night market are very lively and prosperous. 10. Beautiful and picturesque scenery: It described the beauty and exquisiteness of the scenery as if it was a picture scroll.

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The five explanations of Xuande referred to the virtue that was hidden but not revealed, the virtue of natural inaction, the virtue of heaven, the respect for Liu Bei's ancestors, and the virtue of stealth.

300 Tang Poems was a widely circulated collection of Tang poems, which included 311 poems by 77 Tang Dynasty poets. Among them, Du Fu had the most poems, with 40, Wang Wei had 29, Li Bai had 27, and Li Shangyin had 22. There were many explanations for the origin of the title of this anthology. Some said that it was derived from the folk proverb," After reading 300 Tang poems, even if you don't know how to write poems, you can recite them." Others said that it was taken from " 300 poems." 300 Tang Poems was included by the World Record Association as the most widely circulated collection of poems in China. The Tang Dynasty was the golden age of Chinese poetry. There were more than 50,000 poems in the Tang Dynasty. The types of Tang poetry were relatively rich, including five-character ancient poetry, Yuefu, seven-character ancient poetry, seven-character regular poetry, five-character quatrains, and seven-character quatrains. These poems expressed the theme of society, human feelings, nature and other aspects at that time, showing the talent and emotions of the Tang Dynasty poets.

Okay, here are 100 sorted idioms, each with a corresponding explanation: 1. Being conscientious and conscientious: To describe how to be cautious, diligent, and serious in doing things without any slackness or sloppiness. 2. Megrez: It refers to being serious and meticulous in doing things without any sloppiness or sloppiness. 3. Persevering: It refers to studying, working, or pursuing knowledge. 4. Impatient: It is used to describe the lack of patience and perseverance in doing things in a hurry. 5. Being content with one's lot: It described how people could maintain a peaceful state of mind and be satisfied with their current situation, giving them a strong sense of happiness. 6. Refreshed and happy: It is used to describe a person who is in a good mood and is full of optimism about life. 7. Never leave or abandon: It refers to a couple or husband and wife supporting each other and never leaving each other to get through difficult times together. 8 Perseverance: It refers to the persistent efforts in one thing and not giving up easily. 9. Meaningful: It is used to describe language or words that are profound, subtle, and intriguing. 10 Love at First Sight: It was used to describe a person who had deep feelings and feelings for him the first time they met. Impatience: It is used to describe the inner heart is not calm, the mental state is unstable, and it is easy to lose patience and calm. Pleased with oneself: It refers to feeling good about oneself and being proud of oneself. Magnificent: It is used to describe things or people that make people feel very spectacular or amazed. 14. Being carried away by one's pride: It refers to forgetting one's image and principles because one is too proud and becomes inappropriate in speech and behavior. Step by step: It refers to the gradual progress of learning, work, or life in a certain order and step by step. 16 Insignificant: It is used to describe things or people that are insignificant but not worth mentioning. 17. Unique: It refers to having unique thinking ability and creativity to design novel products or solve problems. Vicious and merciless: It described how cruel and heartless people were. 19. Be conscientious and conscientious: It is used to describe being cautious, diligent, and serious in doing things without any slackness or sloppiness. Love at First Sight: It was used to describe a person who had deep feelings and feelings for him the first time they met. Ecstasy: It refers to being very happy or excited. It refers to something or someone that makes people feel very happy. Self-righteous: It is used to describe those who feel good about themselves and think that they are right and others are wrong. Selfishness: It refers to a lack of compassion and responsibility for oneself and others. Realization: A sudden realization that something you did before was wrong and you feel a wave of clarity and regret. 25. Done in one go: It is used to describe things that are very easy to complete in a short time. 26 Silence: This is used to describe someone who is introverted, unwilling to communicate with others, and rarely speaks. 27 Profound Meaning: It is used to describe language or words that are profound, subtle, and intriguing. Ecstasy: It refers to being very happy or excited. It refers to things or people that make people feel very happy. 29 Conscience and Earnest: It is used to describe being cautious, diligent, and serious in doing things without any slackness or sloppiness. 30 Instant Success: It is used to describe things that are very easy to complete in a short time. Impatience: It is used to describe the inner heart is not calm, the mental state is unstable, and it is easy to lose patience and calm. 32 Being too pleased with oneself: It refers to being too pleased with oneself and forgetting one's image and principles, becoming inappropriate in speech and behavior. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. Ecstasy: It refers to being very happy or excited. It refers to things or people that make people feel very happy. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. 36 Unique: It refers to having unique thinking ability and creativity to design novel products or solve problems. Selfishness: It refers to a lack of compassion and responsibility for oneself and others. Realization: A sudden realization that something you did before was wrong and you feel a wave of sobriety and regret. 39 Overcome Things: To describe things that are very easy to complete in a short time. 40 Silence: This is used to describe someone who is introverted, unwilling to communicate with others, and rarely speaks. Realization: A sudden realization that something you did before was wrong, and you feel a wave of sobriety and regret. Ecstasy: To describe something or someone that makes one feel very happy. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. Ecstasy: It refers to being very happy or excited. It refers to things or people that make people feel very happy. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. 46 Instant Success: It is used to describe things that are very easy to complete in a short time. Impatience: It is used to describe the inner heart is not calm, the mental state is unstable, and it is easy to lose patience and calm. 48. Being too pleased with oneself: It refers to being too pleased with oneself and forgetting one's image and standards, becoming inappropriate in speech and behavior. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. 50 Ecstasy: To describe something or someone that makes one feel very happy. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. Ecstasy: To describe something or someone that makes one feel very happy. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. 54 Instant Success: It is used to describe things that are very easy to complete in a short time. Selfishness: It refers to a lack of compassion and responsibility for oneself and others. Realization: A sudden realization that something you did before was wrong, and you feel a wave of sobriety and regret. Ecstasy: To describe something or someone that makes one feel very happy. 58 Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. Ecstasy: To describe something or someone that makes one feel very happy. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. Overjoyed: To describe something or someone that makes one feel very happy. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. Overjoyed: To describe something or someone that makes one feel very happy. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. Overjoyed: To describe something or someone that makes one feel very happy. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. Overjoyed: To describe something or someone that makes one feel very happy. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. Overjoyed: To describe something or someone that makes one feel very happy. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. Overjoyed: To describe something or someone that makes one feel very happy. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. Overjoyed: To describe something or someone that makes one feel very happy. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. Overjoyed: To describe something or someone that makes one feel very happy. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. Overjoyed: To describe something or someone that makes one feel very happy. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. Overjoyed: To describe something or someone that makes one feel very happy. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. Ecstasy: To describe something or someone that makes one feel very happy. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. Ecstasy: To describe something or someone that makes one feel very happy. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. Ecstasy: To describe something or someone that makes one feel very happy. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. Overjoyed: To describe something or someone that makes one feel very happy. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. Overjoyed: To describe something or someone that makes one feel very happy. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. Overjoyed: To describe something or someone that makes one feel very happy. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. Overjoyed: To describe something or someone that makes one feel very happy. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. Overjoyed: To describe something or someone that makes one feel very happy. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. Overjoyed: To describe something or someone that makes one feel very happy. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. Overjoyed: describing something or someone that makes one feel very happy. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong.

There were many ways to explain things in novels. The following were some of the common ways: 1. Conversational explanation: Through the form of dialogue, the characters and plot are presented so that the readers can better understand the thoughts and actions of the characters. 2. Description: Use adjectives and verb to describe the scene, characters, objects, etc., so that the reader can feel the feeling of being there. 3. Description of action: Through describing the actions, expressions, and psychology of the characters, the readers can better understand the actions of the characters. 4. Comparisons: By comparing the differences between different characters and things, you can show the characteristics of the plot and characters. 5. Symbolism: Using symbolism to express meaning so that readers can better understand the theme and emotions of the novel. 6. Inferential explanation: By allowing the reader to make their own deductions to show the characteristics of the plot and characters, the reader can better understand the plot and characters of the novel. Figurative explanation: By comparing characters, objects, plots, etc. in a figurative way, the reader can better understand the theme and emotions of the novel. 8. Summing up: At the end of the novel, summarize the plot, theme, and emotions of the novel so that the reader can better remember the content of the novel.