Idioms describing the wilderness

A, barren land [bêmáoz zh and dī]? 1.？ Description: A wasteland without vegetation or crops. Describe desolation and barren.

2.？ From: Biography of the Ram in the Twelve Years of Gong Xuan: "The Barren Land of Tin."

3.？ Example: south ~, the hometown of plague; It is really inappropriate for the Prime Minister to grasp Jun Heng's important task and go out to war. ◎ Ming Luo Guan Zhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms is back to the eighty-seventh.

Second, desolation [huāng wú rén yān]? 1.？ Explanation: inhabited place: refers to households and residents, and people live in places with smoke. Describe a remote and desolate place, where you can't see others.

2.？ From: Mu Xin's "Journey to the South and the Battle of Xichang Liberation": "The officers and men of the army were hungry and cold, and climbed over more than 4,200 meters of uninhabited mountains."

3.？ Grammar: verb-object type; Become an object; Describe remote and desolate, no one else.

Third, no one lives [mi m: o w ú ré n y ā n]? 1.？ Explanation: it's bleak, there is no one else.

2.？ From: the fourth and seventh chapters of "Flower Moon Mark": "Huaibei in January, sweeping thousands of miles."

3.？ During the Long March, the Red Army cut off the pass and seized it ... trekking on the grassland. ◎ Liu Bocheng's review of the Long March

4. Bare land is thousands of miles away [chi di qi ā n l ǐ]? 1.？ Description: red: empty. Describe a scene where a large amount of land is barren caused by natural disasters or wars.

2.？ From: "Ten Years of Han Fei": "The drought in Jin is thousands of miles away."

3.？ Example: The speaker said that when he was a soldier, there were dirty dishes everywhere and all the people died. ◎ Qing Ruan Kuisheng's Tea Guest Talk Volume III

Verb (short for verb) enters barren land? 1.？ Explanation: poor mountain: barren mountain; Bad water: rivers and lakes that often cause disasters. Describe the poor natural conditions.

2.？ Said by: Sun Li's Memories of Mountain Residence: "But it reminds me of many things. The three-year battle between Fuping and the wasteland reminds me of many people."

3.？ Grammar: combination; As subject, object and attribute; derogatory sense