Golden idioms

Detailed explanation: describe buildings and other colorful and dazzling. Jinbi: gold, turquoise.

Out: Wu Ming Chengen's Journey to the West for the fourth time: "Crimson gauze clothes; The stars are brilliant; Hibiscus crown; Wonderful. "

2. as strong as gold? 【 ancient if j and jīn tāng 】?

Detailed explanation: describe the defense as very solid. Jin: Jincheng refers to a solid city wall. T: Tang Chi refers to the moat with strict defense.

Out: "The Biography of Han Kuai Tong": "The Land of Border Towns; Will stick to the baby city; All are Jincheng Tang Chi; Can't attack. "

3. golden mouth and jade words? 【jīn kǒu yù yán】？

Detailed explanation: extremely rare and precious words, often called what the emperor said in feudal society, were later used to refer to unchangeable words.

Appearance: Jin Xiahou Zhan's "Arriving at Doubt": "Today is a golden mouth and a jade sound, indifferent and silent. Let my son live in a poor lane and stay here. "

4. Be the first? 【jīn bǎng tí míng】？

Detailed interpretation: Golden List: the list published by the imperial examinations in the imperial examination era; Title: Write your name. Refers to winning the imperial examination.

Out: The Five Dynasties Kings "Tang Yanyan" Volume III: "He Fu, Taihe nine years; I'm going to write three articles next year, saying,' To be the No.1 scholar, Mo Xin, this year will be the same as last spring. Every time the greenhouse is asked by red makeup, why is there only one person? " "

5, the eyes of the fire? 【huǒ yǎn jīn jīng】？

Journey to the West wrote in the seventh time that the Monkey King was put into the gossip furnace to exercise. His eyes, red with smoke from the stove, are called critical eyes, which can identify all kinds of monsters. Refers to insight into everything.

Out: Wu Ming was gracious to The Journey to the West for the 40th time: "My old grandson has golden eyes; Know how good it is. "