1. Please help me understand the four-character idiom below.

1. Stand. —— An Wutianri (“天” and “日” are sometimes synonymous. Without “天(日)” and “日” in “An”, only the word “立” remains - Anwutianri)

2. Blackboard newspaper. ——A few come to mind but none of them are necessarily correct: eye-catching, notice of peace of mind, and pink and ink stage (a field composed of chalk and ink). (Many people answer "白字 succession", but this is not an idiom. The only idiom related to it is Mr. 白字.)

3. Backstroke competition. —— A last-ditch fight (this is easy to understand)

4. Runway, —— out of place (whether it is a circular runway or a straight track, both are parallel grids - out of place)

5. Rabbit The mother warned the little rabbit to guard the door. —— (I didn’t guess this.)

6. Lower the flag. ——Be willing to be defeated and defeated (whether it is lowering the flag or raising the flag of surrender means giving up resistance-being willing to be defeated and defeated)

7. Victory. ——The Invincible Place (Signs of Victory: The Place of Victory—the Invincible Place)

8. Black people were defiled. ——The injustice of not being white (Black people are called black because their skin color is not white and they are slandered—the injustice of not being white)

9. Change the top into a vest. ——Whisked away (the coat had no sleeves, so I had to change into a waistcoat, which corresponds to the idiom - walked away)

10. False use of trademarks. ——Fake the real thing (this is not difficult to understand)

11. Timid child. ——Adults are in abundance (Children are timid—i.e. immeasurable, reverse understanding—adults are in abundance)

12 Tearful farewells. ——Being reluctant to part with love (with tears: there is pain. Parting: both parting. Because of the pain of love, there are tears, and parting is necessary, so - reluctant to part with love)

13 I miss you sincerely. —— Soft spot (this is just my feeling: Sincerity: both true feelings. Missing: the connection between love - soft spot. In addition, "true feelings" and "sincere feelings" are also consistent with the meaning of the mystery, But the two answers have duplicate words in the riddle)

14. Refuse to accept red envelopes. ——Spend money like water (I’m not sure that’s right. Reject: refuse, block. Red envelope: both a name for money. Wai: wave, also means “block”. “Reject red envelope” has the hidden meaning of treating money like dirt—— Spend money like water)

15. Snake shape. —— Wandering and twisting (the idiom corresponding to "snake-shaped" is also "twisting and twisting". I think "winding and twisting" and "snake-shaped" are very appropriate)

16. No . ——No one can tell anyone ("No" is broken down into "no" and "mouth" and "no mouth" can be understood as: not speaking, which is extended to: no one can tell anyone)

17. Half a beat. ——Covering the sky with one hand (half of the word "Pai" is composed of "hand" and "白". "Covering the sky with one hand" has the meaning of darkness, so naturally there is no such thing as "white")

18. Deadline 2 Nineteen years. ——Established at Thirty (It should be correct: the term is twenty-nine years, and the contract should be re-established on the thirtieth year.)

19. Rejection letter. —— Bu Jian Zhi Lun (definitely correct)

I am not very good at guessing riddles. I only know that the words in the general riddle cannot be repeated with the words in the riddle. The above are the idioms that I can think of that correspond to your riddle. One of them was not answered, and I am not sure that the others are correct, for your reference. If I think of something more suitable, I will revise the answer in time. 2. Four-character idioms starting with the word "Guo"

Cross the river and tear down the bridge: Cross the river by yourself and tear down the bridge. After achieving the goal, it is a metaphor for kicking away the people who helped you.

Photographic memory: Once you have seen it, you will never forget it. Describes a very strong memory.

Read and recite: Be able to recite. You can memorize it after reading it once. Describes strong memory.

Too much: words: words, words; very: more than. It means that the words are exaggerated and do not conform to the actual situation.

Passing smoke: clouds and smoke drifting past the eyes. The original metaphor is that things outside the body should not be taken seriously. Post-metaphor is something that quickly disappears.

Guo means too much, means too much, means too little, means too little, means too little, means too little.

Overdoing something is just as inappropriate as underdoing it.

Sorry: feeling uneasy

Out of fashion: refers to things that have been popular

To show off in the market: City: downtown, refers to a place with many people; show off : flamboyant and show off. Refers to swaggering in public to show momentum and attract attention.

Passing clouds and smoke: clouds and smoke drifting past the eyes. The original metaphor is that things outside the body should not be taken seriously. Post-metaphor is something that quickly disappears.

To eat too much: It means that you can’t get what you want, so you have to use unrealistic methods to comfort yourself. Same as "passing the butcher gate and chewing".

Outdated yellow flower: yellow flower: chrysanthemum. Chrysanthemums after the Double Ninth Festival. A metaphor for things that are outdated or have lost their meaning.

Exaggeration: Refers to exaggeration and does not conform to the actual situation.

Burning bridges: After achieving the goal, you kick away the people who helped you. Same as "burning bridges across rivers".

Pass the door but not enter: pass: pass by; enter: enter. Passing by the house but not going in. Describes being dedicated to one's duties and forgetting one's own interests.

Passing through Chongzhou: I traveled to many places. Describe the long journey and the hard work of trekking.

Passing the capital block: crossing the city and passing through the mountains. It means galloping vertically and horizontally to display talents.

Guocong is very close: Guocong: communication, communication. There are many contacts with each other and the relationship is close.

Too much is too much: too much; for: to do; too much: too much. Overdone.

Crucian carp crossing the river: After the establishment of the Eastern Jin Dynasty in the south of the Yangtze River, northern nobles came to the south of the Yangtze River one after another. At that time, some people said that "there were more famous people crossing the river than crucian carp." There are many metaphors for something fashionable.

Passing God of Wealth: A metaphor for a person who temporarily handles a large amount of money.

Guo Hua Cun Shen: Guo: pass through; Cun: preserve, have. Wherever the saint went, the people were inspired and forever influenced by his spirit.

Guo gapbaiju: gap: gap; Baiju: originally refers to a white horse, but later it is a metaphor for the shadow of the sun. It is a metaphor that time flies across a small gap like a horse.

Court instruction: used to refer to the father’s teachings.

Rat crossing the street: a metaphor for a bad guy that everyone hates.

Go through the butcher’s door and chew: butcher’s door: butcher’s shop. It is a metaphor that you can't get what you want, so you have to use unrealistic methods to comfort yourself.

Pawns crossing the river: According to chess rules, pawns can only move forward and not backward. After crossing the river, they can move sideways, which is more powerful. Metaphor can only move forward, not backward.

After five passes, six generals were killed: After five passes, six generals were killed. Metaphor of being extremely brave. It is also a metaphor for overcoming many difficulties.

Crossing the bridge and drawing a stick: This is a metaphor for kicking away those who have helped you after achieving your goal. 3. The four-character idiom at the beginning of "pass"

A passing cloud,

A passing moment,

A photographic memory,

To burn a bridge across a river,

The spring breeze passes through the ear,

The calendar block passes through the capital,

The passing glance becomes a recitation,

The passing God of Wealth,

The passing through Tu Da Chewing,

Rising too fast,

Excessive prosperity must lead to decline,

Out of date,

Too much is too much,

The crucian carp crossing the river is empty,

The crucian carp crossing the river,

The autumn wind passing through the ear,

The words passing through the ear,

Instructions in court,

Don’t go too far with your words,

Be careful with your words,

Be careful with your words,

Process control,

A pawn who crosses a river,

A pawn can be changed by crossing a river,

A pawn crosses a bridge,

The reputation of a transgressor,

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To pass the court and hear the courtesy,

To pass through the door but not to enter 4. The four-character idiom of walking

Sakagami walking Marusaka: slope; pill: projectile.

Like a projectile rolling on a slope. It is a metaphor for the rapid development of the situation or the smooth progress of the work.

Benpao call sign Benpao: run. Call sign: shout.

Running and calling. Describing being in trouble and asking for help.

Running like a city. Walk: run. Market: market.

Describes many people who are busy and active for a certain purpose. Running around to tell each other means that when there is important news, people run around to tell each other.

Running friends refer to close friends who try their best to help each other. Running around in the camp, running around and sharpening one's head to seek personal gain.

The pen moves like a dragon and a snake, describing calligraphy as vivid and powerful. Spread like wildfire. Shin: lower leg; walk: run.

Can run without legs. It means that things spread quickly without promotion.

Traveling all over the country. Can't eat and walk around means that you can't bear it or can't bear it.

Relaxing reputation refers to the spread of reputation. Chi Sheng Go Reputation refers to the spread of fame.

If you use a big stick, you can walk. Stick: a wooden stick; walk: run away. When Shun's father beat him with a big stick, he ran away to avoid his father's injustice.

The feudal filial piety promoted in the old days. Running around here and there.

Mostly refers to being forced by life or running around for a certain purpose. Wandering around means wandering around without purpose or direction.

Walking around means having many worries. Wandering around means wandering around without a fixed goal.

Same as "running around here and there". Cockfighting and running dogs Make cocks fight and dogs race.

Refers to the boring games played by children of the exploiting class in the old days. Cockfighting and horse racing Cockfighting and horse racing.

An ancient gambling game. Cockfighting and dog fighting refers to the boring game played by the children of the exploiting class in the old days.

Same as "cockfighting lackey". hawker and pawn used to refer to hawkers and servants.

Generally refers to those with low status in the old society. Feicangzouhuang refers to hunting.

Cang, goshawk. Yellow, yellow dog.

Fei Gong Zaozao refers to the wine vessel used for banquets. Birds and beasts Bird: bird; beast: beast.

Flying birds, running beasts. Generally refers to birds and beasts.

Flying sand and gravel. Sand: sand; gravel: small stones. Sand and soil are flying and small rocks are rolling.

Describes a strong wind. Flying sand and rocks. Flying sand and rolling rocks.

Describes a violent wind. Flying sand and rocks. Sand and soil are flying and pebbles are rolling.

Describes the rapid and violent wind. Flying with a cup of wine and walking away from the tree is still said to fly with a cup of wine to offer the tree.

Refers to passing the cup frequently. Flying books and writing documents quickly.

Flying along the wall. Old novels describe people with martial arts as being agile and able to jump up the eaves and cross the walls. Flying over eaves and walking over walls. Old novels describe people with martial arts skills as being agile and capable of jumping up the eaves and over walls.

Flying on the eaves and walking on the ridge. Old novels describe people with martial arts as being agile and able to jump up the eaves and cross the walls. Same as "flying over the eaves and walking over the wall".

An unexpected disaster. Same as "misfortunes coming from the sky".

Eagle and Dogs Release the eagle and dogs to hunt down wild beasts. Refers to the life of hunting and wandering.

Flying Eagle and Horseback Flying eagle and chasing birds and animals on horseback. Refers to hunting.

Flying Eagle and Running Dog refers to a life of hunting and wandering. Same as "Flying Eagle Lackey".

Flying needle routing Walk: Run. Describes very skilled sewing skills.

风飞云行 describes running at high speed. Gao Fei Yuan Ao means leaving a certain place and escaping to a distant place.

The metaphor of a dog acting like a fox is a despicable ***. The dragon and the snake were taken away.

Describe the momentum. Walking straight and running freely without any scruples.

Walk: run. Chickens fly around and dogs run around.

Describes confusion caused by extreme panic. "Go first, first served" means that those who move quickly reach their goal first.

Same as "the quickest, first served". Resist the dust and follow the customs: resist: lift, extended to express; Chen: the world; walk: run; Su: the world.

Describes running around for fame and fortune. To stray from the strings means to deviate from the accepted norms.

The deer walking around Sutai is a metaphor for the country’s collapse and the palace’s ruin. To flee means to leave the battlefield and flee for one's life into the wilderness.

Describes fleeing for one's life after being defeated. Going against the grain means something is difficult to accomplish.

Same as "Nisaka Zimaru".

Roll the pill against the slope. Roll the pill against the slope.

Metaphor that something is difficult to do. In the old days, a person with a low status generally refers to a person with a low status.

A cowboy is a shepherd boy; a horse is like a servant. Abandoning the car and running into the woods is a metaphor for escaping from battle.

A man can stand on his fist, and a horse can walk on his arm. This is a metaphor for a person who is innocent, has a decent style, and lives a tough life.

Thirty-six strategies, walking is the best strategy. It originally means that if you are unable to resist the enemy, fleeing is the best strategy. Later, he said that things had reached a point of no return and there was no other good way but to run away.

Thirty-six strategies, walking is the best strategy. It originally means that if you are unable to resist the enemy, escape is the best strategy. It means that things have reached a point of no return and there is no other good way but to run away.

Dead Zhuge can walk and live Zhongda Zhuge: Zhuge Liang; walk: scare away; Zhongda: Sima Yi. It means that even though a person dies, his power is still there.

The dead Zhuge scares away the living Zhongda. It means that although a person is dead, his power is still there. Same as "Dead Zhuge can resurrect Zhongda".

To take risks refers to taking risky actions when there is no way out. Tinglu takes risks. Tinglu takes risks.

Refers to being forced to take risks in times of urgency. To take a risk: to run in a hurry; to take a risk: to rush to a dangerous place.

Refers to taking risky actions when there is no other way out. Taking risks ① Refers to taking risky actions when there is no way out.

Same as "taking risks". ② Refers to taking risky actions because there is no way out.

The rabbit walks and the falcon falls, which is a metaphor for quick action. It also refers to painting or writing articles quickly and smoothly.

See "The rabbit rises and the falcon falls". The rabbit walks and the crow flies. Crow: According to ancient legend, there is a three-legged crow in the middle of the sun, so the sun is called the golden crow; Rabbit: In ancient legend, there is a jade rabbit in the middle of the moon, so the moon is called the jade rabbit.

Describes the rapid passage of time. Walking away in fear of shadows is a metaphor for mediocrity and disturbing oneself.

Also known as "fear of shadows and evil deeds". The movement of the black rabbit refers to the movement of the sun and the moon.

Rabbit, the legendary jade rabbit in the moon. Point to the moon.

Crow and Flying Rabbit Walking Crow: According to ancient legend, there is a three-legged crow in the middle of the sun, so the sun is called the Golden Crow; Rabbit: In ancient legend, there is a jade rabbit in the middle of the moon, so the moon is called the Jade Rabbit. Describes the rapid passage of time.

Walking without legs is still walking without legs. It is often said that good talents are not recruited but come from the door of the most loving sage.

Same as "walking without legs". Shimoban walking pill: Han: slope; pill: projectile.

Roll the projectile down the slope. A metaphor for speaking quickly and fluently.

Shimozaka Maru: Rolling projectiles down the hillside. It is a metaphor for following the trend without any hindrance, being agile and without stagnation.

To run quickly with a piece of paper in your mouth: Hold it in your mouth; piece: something like chopsticks with straps at both ends that can be tied around the neck; Jibao: to walk quickly. Describes a secret rapid march at night.

Suffer a small blow and run away. If you are hit lightly, you will endure it; if you are hit hard, you will run away. Confucianism believes that this is the attitude a filial son should have when he is punished by his parents.

Xingchi Electric Walking: running; walking: running. Like stars galloping, like lightning flashing.

Describe extremely quickly. The walking dead is a metaphor for people who don't use their brains, don't work, and live in a muddle.

Same as "The Walking Dead". The Walking Dead The Walking Dead: a corpse that can move around; the Walking Dead: a corpse that can move around. 5. Write four idioms with the word "road"

The road is a dead end, the winding road turns fork, the dead sheep bridge is a bridge, the road is a road, the horse power is known from a distance, and as time goes by, the human heart and the sky are endless, and the road ends. There is no way to the sky, there is no door to the ground. It's a smooth journey. Xiaolang, stranger, Jilu, a word. I know the horse power from a distance. It's been a long time to see people's hearts. They don't pick up things. The road is familiar. The road is wide open and the words are as if passers-by are throwing stones to ask for directions. All the way, there are lucky stars. The road is blue. The road is ragged. An house. The straight road, the great road, the vertebrae, all passers-by know the spirit of Sima Zhao, all the way is dusty, the wind is clear, the front line is the post road, the plum blossoms are blooming, the vanguard, the desperate road, the road is uneven, draw the sword to help, wandering on the wrong road, the wave road is magnificent, the road is urgent, the road is open and wide. The road is full of goods, the journey is safe, the journey is focused, the eyes are on the four roads, the ears are heard in all directions, the narrow road meets, the eyes are on the six roads, repairing bridges and repairing roads, the language is very familiar, the road is very familiar, the light car is looking at the fellow travelers, they are lost, the wine and meat of the rich family are smelly, the road is frozen to death.