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Synopsis:
Bai Kao'er was angry with Geng Mochi, who suspected himself, saying that the child was not his, and Geng Mochi was all gray. In order to rectify Geng Mochi, Bai Kao'er publicly exposed his private life, and Geng Mochi could only be fooled by Kao'er. The numb Bai Kao'er stabbed Geng Mochi in various ways, and when Geng Mochi accompanied Bai Kao'er to dinner and was silent, Kao'er said to himself, speaking of children, Geng Mochi couldn't help but get angry, and he who didn't know the truth naively told Kao'er that the child must be surnamed with him. Qi Shuli visited Bai Kao'er's house at night, saying that he hoped to visit her house often, and promised to be the child's father as a condition for keeping secrets from Geng Mochi, which made Bai Kao'er angry. Milan confides in Luo Hao, saying that she will have no scruples to fight for what she wants. Milan overheard the news that Geng Mochi was going to dismiss her, and she thought that she was cornered, so she cleverly arranged the illusion of a "one-night stand" with Geng Mochi. (From Baidu Encyclopedia)
Idiom Screening Reference Dictionary: The Commercial Press's Xinhua Idiom Dictionary, November 2014, first edition
Family and friends, pinyin: qīn péng hǎo yǒu, meaning: refers to close relatives and friends.
A hundred, pinyin: yī liǎo bǎi liǎo, interpretation: 了, conclusion. settle. After putting a major thing to rest. The rest of the things involved followed suit.
Year of the Monkey Horse Moon, pinyin: hóu nián mǎ yuè, meaning: monkey, horse one of the zodiac signs. Refers to the years to come.
Bones are not cold, pinyin: shī gǔ wèi hán, interpretation: cold: become cold. The bones were not yet cold. Refers to a person who has just died.
Life is better than death, pinyin: shēng bù rú sǐ, interpretation: it is better to live than to die. It means that the human situation is very bad.
Destiny, pinyin: mìng zhōng zhù dìng, paraphrasing: Superstitious people believe that all human encounters are predetermined by fate. Manpower is irreparable.
Both sides are injured, pinyin: liǎng bài jù shāng, interpretation: ju. all. Both sides of the struggle were damaged. No one benefited.
Nonsense, pinyin: hú shuō bā dào, interpretation: unfounded or irresponsible nonsense.
No heart and no lungs, pinyin: méi xīn méi fèi, interpretation: a finger is not brainy. No scheming. The second refers to some cold and cruel, fierce and fierce. Even the treatment of relatives and friends is extremely vicious. Lack of emotional color. There is no ordinary person's joy and sorrow. Such people often have few friends around them.
Qingxin is unashamed, pinyin: wèn xīn wú kuì, interpretation: qingxin: ask yourself. Ask. No shame.
Messy, pinyin: luàn qī bā zāo, paraphrasing: describes no order, order. Very chaotic look.
Back black pot, pinyin: bēi hēi guō, interpretation: metaphor for generations to suffer. Generally refers to wronged.
Tianjingdiyi, pinyin: tiān jīng dì yì, interpretation: jing. specification. Principles; Reason. The eternal and unchanging path between heaven and earth. Absolutely right. The truth that cannot be changed. It also refers to things that are taken for granted.
Missing, pinyin: xià luò bù míng, paraphrased: falling. Place. Refers to not knowing where the person or thing you are looking for.
Inverted black and white, pinyin: diān dǎo hēi bái, interpretation: say black to white. White is said to be black. Metaphors distort the facts. Confusion between right and wrong.
Literally, pinyin: miàn mù quán fēi, paraphrasing: non-dissimilar. It looks completely different. Describe how it changes.
Plain white without reason, pinyin: píng bái wú gù, interpretation: plain white out of thin air; Refers to no cause.
Xingshi Qingxin, pinyin: xīng shī wèn zuì, interpretation: to launch an army. Condemn the other person's guilt. It also refers to making a big fuss. Gather a group of people to go to the door to ask questions.
Good for yourself, pinyin: hǎo zì wéi zhī, interpretation: you have a good grasp of it and act properly. Mostly used for advice to people.
Midnight Three Changes, Pinyin: bàn yè sān gēng, meaning: one night is divided into five more. Three is twelve o'clock in the morning. Refers to late night.
Dead Heart Collapse, Pinyin: sǐ xīn tā dì, interpretation: originally referred to dead heart. No other plans. Often described as having made up his mind. Never change.
Regardless of it, pinyin: zhì zhī bù gù, interpretation: placed; Leave it there alone.
Great wealth and great nobility, pinyin: dà fù dà guì, paraphrasing: refers to being very rich and of high status.
Turning the face and not recognizing people, pinyin: fān liǎn bú rèn rén, paraphrasing: refers to the sudden deterioration of attitudes towards people, not remembering old feelings or not being affectionate.
Dead Skin Lai Face, Pinyin: sǐ pí lài liǎn, interpretation: describes thick skin. .
Extortion, pinyin: qiāo zhà lè suǒ, meaning: relying on power or seizing the handle of others; using threats to demand money.
Fuss, pinyin: dà jīng xiǎo guài, paraphrasing: describes being overly surprised by nothing remarkable.
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