What are the idioms starting with eight.

Chinese idioms beginning with eight include: eight sides of the light, eight hundred lone cold, eight streets and nine strangers, eight attacks and eight grams, eight flowers and nine cracks, eight sides of the round, eight treasures and jade food, eight windows and exquisite, grass and trees on the Bakong Mountain, eight hundred marriage jiao, eight sides of the enemy, the eight sound curbing the secret, the eight immortals across the sea, eight carries the sedan chair, eight Suo Jiuqiu, eight wasteland, eight public grasses and trees, eight sides of the crystal clear, the eight sides of the support, the eight difficulties and three disasters, eight worship for the fellowship, the eight faces of the open, eight side of the wind and rain.

1, eight sides to see the light

Eight sides to see the light, pinyin bā miàn jiàn guāng, a Chinese idiom, describes a person who is very worldly, and who can cope with all aspects of the world in a thoughtful way. It also describes a person who handles interpersonal relationships well.

2, Eight hundred lone cold

Eight hundred lone cold is a Chinese idiom, pronounced bā bǎi gū hán, referring to many poor and cold readers. Eight hundred: many; Lonely and cold: refers to poor and cold readers.

3, Eight Streets and Nine Strangers

Eight Streets and Nine Strangers is a Chinese word with the pinyin bā jiē jiǔ mò, which describes the city's streets as long as they are, and the city as prosperous. As an object; referring to the city.

4、八面莹澈

八面莹澈 is a Chinese idiom with the pinyin bā miàn yíng chè, which means to be shrewd and skillful, to see everything. As a predicate, determiner; a metaphor for being very shrewd

5. Eight Vasts on the Same Track

Eight Vasts on the Same Track is a Chinese idiom, pronounced bā hóng tóng guǐ, meaning eight extremely far away from each other. It is used as predicate and determiner; it refers to unification.