Dragon idiom: () () ()

The traffic describes it as bustling and lively.

Context refers to the whole process of things.

Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon is a metaphor for many outstanding talents.

A living dragon vividly describes the narrative of painting, sculpture or writing, which is extremely realistic.

Son-in-law describes a satisfied good son-in-law.

I hope my son can be a great man in the future.

Draw a longan metaphor and add a stroke in an important place to make the work more profound.

The success of Xiaolong means that talents are appreciated and reused.

A leaderless group means that the masses have lost their leaders.

Ye Gong Long Hao is a metaphor that seems to love something, but he doesn't really love it; By extension, it means flashy.

In ancient legends, the nine dragons born in the dragon clan all have different appearance and temperament. Metaphor everyone has their own interests, but they are not exactly the same.

Long Yin and Hu Xiao refer to the roaring of dragons and tigers, and their whistles are very loud.

Enter the dragon described the struggle between these two forces as equal.

Ganlong Fengshuang is a metaphor for rare dishes.

Dragon and phoenix dance describes the magnificent momentum.

Dragon and Horse Spirit describes high spirits and energy.

A mixture of dragons and snakes means that all kinds of good people and bad people live together.

Dragon and phoenix are auspicious signs, which are often used in marriage certificates or wedding invitations.

The Dragon Pool and Tiger Cave is a dangerous place.

Dragon and tiger live in a magnificent and dangerous place to describe this situation.

A majestic gait refers to dignity, not ordinary people, and is often used to describe emperors.

Dragon and tiger steps, metaphor for vigorous gas.

Long Xiang described this scale as ambitious.

Climbing the dragon and attaching the phoenix means to curry favor with and take refuge in powerful people to climb up.