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【Idioms】
Time flies
【Pinyin】
jū guò
【Definition】
White Colt: White horse, metaphorical to the sun; gap: gap. Like a small white horse running through a small gap. Describe how fast time passes.
【Source】
"Zhuangzi Zhibei Tour" "Between the heavens and the earth of life, if the white colt passes, it is suddenly over." ”
Explanation: Life between heaven and earth is like a horse passing through a narrow passage and passing by in an instant.
【Synonyms】
The sun and the moon are like shuttles, time is like an arrow, stone, fire, electricity
【Antonyms】
Time hangs heavy on one's hands
【Usage】
predicate
【Idiom Story】
Confucius, Mingqiu, Zhongni, Lu Guoyi (present-day Qufu, Shandong). China's famous great thinker and educator. Confucius pioneered the culture of private teaching and was the founder of the Confucian school. In ancient times, Confucius was revered as "the Saint of Heaven" and "The Wooden Priest of Heaven", and was one of the most erudite scholars in society at that time, and was revered by later rulers as the Sage of Kong, the Most Holy, the Most Holy Master, the Most Holy Master of Dacheng, and the Master of Wanshi. His Confucianism had a profound impact on China and the world, and Confucius was listed as one of the "World's Top Ten Cultural Celebrities".
Although Confucius was very knowledgeable, he was still very studious and did not hesitate to ask. It is often discussed with some of the more well-known scholars. Confucius wanted to learn the next Taoism, to understand the profundity of Taoism. One day, Confucius went to consult Lao Tzu, who was extremely accomplished in Taoism. Confucius said very modestly: Sir, you are so learned, you must know what Taoism is. Can you talk to me about preaching? Lao Tzu said: Since you want to study Taoism so much, you must first get rid of the content that has nothing to do with Taoism and concentrate on studying, so that you can listen to the essence of my preaching. But since you're here, you won't let you run in vain, so I'll tell you about it first. Let me tell you about the knowledge of people.
Lao Tzu said: We all know that human life is actually very short, extremely short relative to heaven and earth, just like a horse running in front of a gap, flashing by. Things in the world are changing every day, there are new people born and old people die, life and death are constantly circulating.
The birth and death of life is part of the changes in this world, and we should not feel strange about this phenomenon. However, whenever a new person is born, some people will be very happy, and when an old person dies, there will be some people who are very sad. This is because we people are always bound by the concept of life and death. Think of death as human flesh and bones buried in the ground. After a period of time, it will decay and eventually turn into dust, return to the earth, and disappear between heaven and earth. Death is a process of change from tangible to intangible. If you think about it this way, there is nothing to be sad about. You want to understand what the Word is. But when we study Taoism, we can't always ask questions, we can only experience the wonders of the Tao ourselves, as long as we understand the wonders of the Tao, you will also understand what the Tao is.
Confucius listened to Lao Tzu's words and felt that the reasoning was very profound. For a while, it was difficult for him to fully comprehend it, so he quickly thanked Lao Tzu and then resigned and went home to ponder the mysteries of the Tao.
【Example of sentence construction】
Twenty years is like a white colt, but his appearance has rarely changed, and he still looks so young.
Old classmates, the years are like white colts passing through the gap, when you were lively and cute, you were full of white hair in the blink of an eye, I didn't expect you to change so much!
Answer to the previous issue: The crane that does not dance, the horse's head is Zhan
Based on the information provided in the following two pictures, guess two idioms.
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