What do you mean by mushrooms?

Spring bamboo shoots refer to bamboo shoots that grow after heavy rain in spring, and they are much longer at a time. A metaphor for the rapid emergence of a large number of new things.

Like mushrooms after rain, China idiom, pronounced as yǔ hòu chūn sǔn, after the rain; Bamboo shoots grow faster and faster. Metaphor the emergence and vigorous development of new things.

Idiom origin: Song Zhang Lei's poem "Keshan Collection Eating Bamboo Shoots": "The barren forest is full of spring rain, and new bamboo shoots are blooming."

Synonym:

Synonym: everywhere, everywhere, a dime a dozen, a thousand miles a day, dotted, increasing day by day, everywhere.

Antonym: Nine Niu Yi hairs, few in number, few in number, only a few fruits left, very rare.

Make sentences:

The corn leaves have grown out.

After the rain, the grass grew like mushrooms.

With the development of economy, high-rise buildings have mushroomed.

Various talent shows have sprung up all over the country.

New factories have appeared all over the country.