图一：
【Explanation】It is a metaphor for the doctor to eliminate diseases for the people and relieve the suffering of the people with medical skills, and expresses the praise of the noble character and selfless dedication of the doctor. It can also be used to describe those who provide help and solve problems for the people in their own fields, and they use their talents and abilities to contribute to social welfare undertakings.
【Source】《Later Han Shu·Fangshu Liebiography·Fei Changfang》
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图二：
Explanation: Be willing to learn from others who are less knowledgeable or have a lower status than you, and not feel embarrassed.
【Source】"The Analects of Gongyechang": "Sensitive and studious, ****!." ”
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图三：
【Explanation】Originally, it refers to the movement of the white crane spreading its wings, preparing to rest or preparing to take off, and vividly depicts the elegant and powerful posture of the white crane. Later, in the field of martial arts, especially in Tai Chi, it became a fixed posture. This pose requires the practitioner to stretch out their arms and lean forward slightly, as if mimicking the form of a white crane spreading its wings. It is not only a kind of technical action, but also a spiritual symbol of the pursuit of physical and mental unity and internal and external cultivation in Taijiquan.
【Source】Originated from the moves of Tai Chi
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图四：
【Explanation】The terrace near the water gets the moonlight first. A metaphor for a status or relationship that gives priority to benefits or conveniences.
【Source】Song Yu Wenbao "Clear Night Record": "**** gets the moon first; ”
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图五：
Explanation: refers to a person who reaches the age of seventy.
【Source】Tang Du Fu's "Two Songs of Qujiang": "Wine debts are common everywhere, and life is rare for seventy years. ”
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图六
[Explanation] is a metaphor for secretly changing the truth of things in order to achieve the purpose of deception.
[Source] Li Baojia's "The Appearance of Officialdom" Chapter 53: "Let's say that since Yin Zichong has done this **** big business, he has written to the original shareholders to greet him
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图七：
[Explanation] describes people as lucky and blessed. It is often used to wish others the best of luck and good luck in the future. At the same time, it can also be used to describe a person who is in a very smooth, successful state for some reason, as if a blessing has come to them.
[source] Qing Wenkang's "The Legend of Children's Heroes" Chapter 39: "If you look at it, you will be worth a ****." ”
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图八：
Explanation: Standing upright like a mountain, motionless. Described as tall and sturdy, unshakable.
[Source] "Huainanzi Interpretation Training": "To virtue, the Taoist Ruoqiu Mountain, ****, the walker is also for a period of time." ”
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