Interpretation and significance of bath day idioms.

Bath day? [? bǔ？ tiān？ yù？ rì？ Description: This refers to two fairy tales, The goddess patching the sky and He bathed in sunshine. Later used to describe people's ability to overcome nature. It also describes great achievements.

From: "Huai Nan Zi Lan Mingxun": "So Nu Wa refined five-color stones to make up the sky." Shan Hai Jing Nan Jing: "There is a country where there is a woman named He who takes a bath every day."

Example: Listen to Liu Kun's unruly followers, steal the handle, and abandon the job without recording. I don't complain when I think about it. ?

◎ Ding Zhen treasures jade mirrors, and the new pavilion is accompanied by snoring.

Grammar: combination; Make an attribute; To save a dangerous situation.

Out? place

Biography of Zhao Ding in the History of Song Dynasty: "You have the power to mend the sky and bathe, and your majesty has the oath to draw the river as a mountain. The monarch and the minister thought that there was no difference between ancient and modern times. "

For example? sentence

He didn't listen to Liu Kun's followers, but stole the handle, abandoned my work and didn't record it. I can't think about it without resentment.