Are there any idioms that start with yellow words?

Huang's homonym implies that good idioms include the apprentice and auspicious day.

1, disciple's meaning: describe running horses. Metaphor sudden success, rapid rise in office.

Source: The third fold of the anonymous "Li Kasi Marries the Maid": "Li Chunlang has a successful career, thanks to the kindness of his elders."

2. "The auspicious day of the ecliptic" refers to the day when all things are suitable, which was formulated by the ancients according to the law of the influence of celestial bodies on human beings.

The ecliptic is a term in astronomy (that is, the earth's orbit around the sun). There are twelve evil spirits in the zodiac, namely Qinglong, Baihu, Tang Ming, Tianxun, Suzaku, Jingui, Tiande, Yutang, Tianlong, Xuanwu, Siming and Gouchen.

The meaning of the apprentice idiom:

In his poems, Han Yu educates his son by comparing stories. Only by studying hard and making continuous progress can he change a person and endow him with talent, otherwise he will never do anything. Therefore, if you want to achieve something in the future, you must not slack off in your studies.

As the saying goes, "No pains, no gains." Success is not accidental. Only after a long period of hard work can the dream come true.