What are the idioms of holiday words?

Virtual text: virtual: false; Tapir: It's very complicated. A hypocritical ceremony, cumbersome etiquette

Late yellow flower: yellow flower: chrysanthemum; Evening festival: moral integrity in later years. Metaphor is noble at night.

Evening festival does not end: evening festival: refers to moral integrity in later years. Of old age but unable to keep moral integrity.

Evening festival is not guaranteed: evening festival: refers to moral integrity in later years. I'm old, but I can't keep my moral integrity. It also means that things failed when they were about to succeed.

Complete the whole section: the named section is reserved.

Four seasons and eight seasons: four seasons: refers to the four seasons of spring, summer, autumn and winter; Eight solar terms: beginning of spring, vernal equinox, long summer, summer solstice, beginning of autumn, autumnal equinox, beginning of winter and winter solstice. Generally refers to the solar terms throughout the year.

Observance: stick to the festival and never change. Also known as "no return to the festival."

Holding a towel festival: holding a towel comb to serve, describing wives and concubines serving their husbands.

Save clothes and food: save: save; Section: deletion. Eating and dressing are very economical. Describe frugality

Shorten the section: short: pass on "take" and break it. Break through key links

Pass through the customs: it means to get through the joints.

Temple decoration of ancient emperors. Mountain festival, carved into a mountain-shaped bucket arch; Algae tree, with short columns of algae painted on the beams. Later, it was used to describe the luxury of life. The more extravagant, the better.

Dishonor: to be insulted and lose moral integrity.

Three festivals and two birthdays: the old custom is to send a bunch of flowers to teachers in January on Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, New Year's Day, Confucius' birthday and Teacher's Day, which is called three festivals and two birthdays. Also used to refer to festivals and birthdays.

Staggered roots: twisted roots and staggered branches. Metaphor is complicated and difficult to understand.

Root staggered: wrong: staggered; Festivals: Side events. The roots are bent and the branches are staggered. Metaphor is the difficulty and complexity of things.

Festival: abstinence; Wei: Power and prestige; On the contrary: the same as "return", return. Restrict power and reuse art and science.

Vegetarian: frugality; Vegetables: vegetables. Save money.

Long knots in festivals: knots: bamboo knots. Branches grow on branches. Metaphor gives birth to a new plot in the existing plot.

Festivals change every year: festivals: festivals; Year: year. The seasons are changing, and the years are changing.

Nodes: Nodes where bamboo branches and leaves grow. Branches grow on branches. Metaphor creates new problems where there should be no problems.

Numerous sounds promote festivals: numerous: miscellaneous; Urge: hurry, hurry. Dense tones, fast rhythm

Corporal Jie Jie: Jie Jie: self-denial and others. Humble yourself to others and respect those who have knowledge and ability.

Loyalty, filial piety and righteousness: generally refers to the moral standards advocated by feudal rulers.

Segmented reading: segmented: changing past interests and behaviors. Change old habits and study angrily.

Dwarf segment: metaphor can reflect the whole picture of things.

Increase revenue and reduce expenditure: increase revenue and reduce expenditure.

To die in battle is to stick to moral integrity and die for justice.

Chastity and integrity: Jude said noble and upright.

Sincere and noble: to: the most. The most loyal and noble moral integrity. Describe the noble character.