Idiom explanation: the weight of a sentence is as heavy as Jiuding Describe a decisive statement or opinion. The idiom comes from Sima Qian’s Biography of Historical Records of Ping Yuanjun in the Western Han Dynasty: “When Mr. Mao arrived in Chu, Zhao was more important than Jiuding Dalu.” Degree of common use: common idioms … Read more
spell Incoherent y ǔ w ú l ú n ǔ Idiom explanation Renzi: organized. Words are in a mess, out of order. Idiom origin Song Hu Zai’s Pre-Collection of Tiaoxi Fishing Hidden Conghua Volume 7 quotes Poetry Eye: “The ancient law poem is also an article, and its language may seem incoherent, but its meaning … Read more
spell A dream from a fool’s paradise Hu Huang Li Huang Y and Meng. Idiom explanation Huang Liang: Xiaomi. Metaphor is an illusory dream that cannot be realized. Idiom origin Tang Jiji’s “A Record in the Pillow”: “Strange saying:’ Is it a dream?’ Weng said with a smile,’ Things in the world are still going … Read more