Which idioms are positive in ancient times

Which idioms are positive in ancient times are as follows for reference:

I. Positive idioms

1, the false beauty of hidden evil: false: empty; hidden: hidden. With empty praise to cover up its faults; full of scripture: Jing: organizing the silk, extended for people's talent, skills. Describes a person as extremely talented and resourceful; can sing can snot: can: worth; song: song, praise. It is worth singing praises and moving people to tears. Describe the heroic and tragic deeds.

2. Sigh: appreciation; view: see here is enough. Refers to praise the things seen good to the extreme; suppression of evil and good: suppression of bad people and bad things, praise good people and good things; blowing dam blowing hedge: dam,: two instruments in ancient times. Dam and the two instruments played together, the sound harmony. It is used to praise the harmonious relationship between brothers.

3, the sigh of view to stop: used to praise the good to see things to the extreme; Sun Pang fight wisdom: Sun: Sun; Pang: Pang Juan. Sun, Pang Juan each with the wisdom to fight metaphorical former friends now for the enemy, each show strategy life and death struggle. It is also a metaphor for the two sides to measure their strengths and weaknesses; wisdom and courage: describes a person who is both wise and courageous.

Two, positive words

1, positive words is a kind of emotional words, commonly known as "good words", also known as "positive words". All contain appreciation, commendation, praise, award, love, respect, good, auspicious and other emotional color meaning of the word, is the word of praise. Words with praise, sure feelings of words.

2. What kind of emotional color is given to words is related to people's moral concepts, and the moral concepts change, the emotional color of the word also changes. Whether a word is emotional or not depends on certain linguistic circumstances.

3. Idioms

1. Idioms are stereotyped words in the Chinese vocabulary. The idioms, all people say, into the language, so the idioms. Most of the idioms are four words, but also three words, five words or even more than seven words. Idioms are a feature of traditional Chinese culture, with fixed structural forms and fixed sayings, indicating certain meanings, and are applied as a whole in a statement, assuming the components of subject, object and determiner.

2. A large part of idioms are inherited from ancient times, which represent a story or allusion. Some idioms are miniature sentences. Idioms are also a kind of ready-made words, similar to idioms and proverbs, but also slightly different. Idioms are a bright pearl in Chinese culture.