What does it mean to take the palaces, and what does Xu Zi mean by not cultivating, but taking everything from the palaces and using them?

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• 1. And what is the purpose of a palace that Xu Zi does not cultivate, but takes everything from his palace and uses it?
• 2. What are the idioms in the fourth band of idioms?
• 3. Idioms starting with words
• 4. What are the idioms containing palace?

And why is Xu Zi not cultivating, but taking everything from his palace and using it?

Besides, why didn’t Xu Zi make his own pottery iron, stop exchanging, and use everything from his own house?

What are the idioms in the fourth band of idioms?

Peng Sheng Ma Zhong means that one can become a good person even if one lives in a good environment.
One hundred shots and one hundred hits means that archery or gun shooting is accurate and hits the target every time. It also means having full confidence in doing things.
Have been under siege. Have been under siege.
To be in the boudoir means betrothed; boudoir: woman’s bedroom. Stay in the boudoir, waiting for marriage. It used to refer to a woman who is ready for employment when she comes of age.
When the axle is centered, it is in the middle of the axle. It is a metaphor for officials occupying important positions.
Fall into the clouds and mist: fall. Falling into the midst of confused clouds. Metaphor is confusing.
Into the middle of the trap: Within the range of the bow and arrow, a metaphor for a cage or a trap. Catch them all and submit them all.
Axious, ardent, exhausted, and extremely worried.
Enjoy doing something and having fun doing it.
Qiaofaqizhongfa: archery, a metaphor for speaking. Describes someone who is good at taking advantage of opportunities to express opinions, which can later be confirmed by facts.
Entering my 彀中 倀: a bow is full of crossbows; 倀中: refers to the range that an arrow can reach, which is a metaphor for a cage or a trap. Came within range of my bow and arrow. Metaphorical submission.
The lice are in the middle of the trousers: trousers. Lice hide in the seam of pants. It is a metaphor for the embarrassment and crampedness of secular life.
Talk about Wei Zhong Wei Zhong: subtle yet to the point. Describe the words euphemistically and to the point.
A talker is a metaphor for a person who likes to talk empty words and big words but has no ability.
Among water and fire Water and fire: a metaphor for disaster. In the midst of disaster and hardship.
Apathetic. My heart is not touched at all. Refers to not caring about or ignoring things that should be cared about and paid attention to.
The original meaning of "Yuwei Tuzhong" is that instead of being a minister and subject to the control of nobility, salary and punishment, it is better to live in seclusion and be content with poverty. Later, it was also used as a metaphor for living an ignoble existence in a dirty environment.
Show outside and be wise. Show: beauty; wisdom: alliance. Beautiful on the outside, smart on the inside.
Every word must be in the center. Center: facing up. Just speak and you'll get to the point.
Fish swim in the cauldron. Cauldron: pot. The fish swims in the pot. It is a metaphor for being in danger and about to perish.
Zhi dual-use middle means to adopt appropriate methods according to different situations.
The jade destroyed in the coffin is a metaphor for heavy losses caused by the negligence of the supervisor.
The cone is in the sac: the pocket. When an awl is placed in a pocket, the tip of the awl will be exposed. It is a metaphor that talented people will not be buried for a long time and will eventually emerge.
Too many words or medium or: Yes. Center: Exactly right. It refers to discussing it from many aspects, and some of it is possible.
In the Fox Crying Camp, see "Fox Crying Fish Book".
To be in the center of the axis means to be in an important position.
Sac leakage in storage See "cyst leakage in storage".
Cyst leakage is stored in the middle. It is also called "cyst leakage is stored in the middle". It is said that grain leaks from small vessels into large vessels, but in fact it does not leak. It is often used as a metaphor that actual benefits have not flowed out. Storage, a container for holding rice, is larger than a bag.
Take it from the palaces "Mencius Teng Wen Gong 1": "And why didn't Xu Zi take everything from his palace and use it in order to cultivate it? "Palace" is a general term for a house in ancient times. Later, "take it from the palaces" and use it in your own home, which is extremely convenient.
As if the sun is at the zenith. It is a metaphor that things are developing to a very prosperous stage.
Hit ten times out of ten. Describes being good at shooting.
Tan Yan's words are slightly tortuous but to the point.
In the fog, it is a metaphor for a state of confusion and confusion.
Falling into a trap refers to the enemy or the opponent's trick

Idioms starting with words

1. Learn from others' strengths to make up for your own shortcomings. It also generally refers to absorbing the strengths of one thing to make up for the shortcomings of that thing.




2. To replace someone else means to take someone else's position and replace it with one's own. Now also means to replace one thing with another.




3. Take essence and use Hong] Jing: essence; use: enjoy, possess; Hong: big. Extract the essence from rich materials.




4. Use tricks to gain advantage and gain convenience.




5. Take jurisdiction and throw the well] It is a metaphor for being very firm in retaining guests.




6. Gain the trust of the people] Gain the trust of the people.




7. Take and give in a controlled manner】Getting and giving in a controlled manner, a metaphor for being unscrupulous and greedy




8. Inexhaustible, inexhaustible】Exhaust: use up, complete. You can't take it all, you can't use it up. Very descriptive.




9. Take the strengths and discard the weaknesses] Take the strengths and discard the weaknesses.




10. If you choose the best, you can only get the middle. If you take the best as the criterion, you can only get the middle. It means to have high standards and strict requirements in doing things.




11. Take the essence and use macro】Use: enjoy. Select the best from a large number of materials and make full use of them.




12. To seek chaos to survive] is a foreign strategy of ancient countries that regards itself as just. It refers to seizing a country that is in political chaos and preserving a country that is dying.




13. To bring chaos and insult to death is a foreign strategy of ancient countries that regards itself as just. It refers to seizing a country that is in political chaos and invading a country that is about to perish.




14. Take Qingfei Bai] Take Qingbibai. Same as "take green to compare with white".




15. Pairing green with white is a metaphor for the contrast between poetry and prose.




16. To win the trust of others] is a metaphor for gaining the trust of others.




17. To take righteousness into benevolence means to sacrifice one's life for justice.




18. Take the palace among the palaces, which is the general name for houses in ancient times. Later, I pointed out that it is extremely convenient to use it in my own home.

What are the idioms containing palace?

[Beigong Feishi] means that the palace is simple and the food is meager. In the old days, it was used to praise the imperial court for its merits of thrift.
【Beigong Baby】Beigong: the palace where the queen lived in ancient times; Baby: refers to the baby of a filial daughter of Qi State. Used as a pronoun for a dutiful daughter.
【Pearl Palace】A palace made of pearls. Describe the house as gorgeous.
[Toad Palace and Gui] Toad Palace: refers to the Moon Palace. The imperial examination era is a metaphor for passing the exam.
【Toad Palace wins the title】Toad Palace: Moon Palace. Climb and break the osmanthus in the Moon Palace. The imperial examination era is a metaphor for passing the exam.
[Hit in the cold palace] beat: combined with some verbs into one word, indicating the meaning of progress; cold palace: ancient emperors put their disgraced concubines under house arrest in a secluded palace. It is a metaphor for people not being taken seriously or putting things aside.
【Heavenly Palace on Earth】is a metaphor for the prosperity and happiness of social life.
【Fei Shi Beigong】Fei: meager; Bei: low. The food is meager and the palace is simple. It means not paying attention to enjoyment but working hard to cure.
[Palace Car Late Departure] Palace Car: The car used by ancient emperors. The palace carriage has not yet left. It used to be a taboo for the death of an emperor.
[Yan Jia in the palace car] Yan: Chi. The palace carriage left late. It used to be a taboo for the death of an emperor.
【Guidianlan Palace】A palace with magnificent architecture and gorgeous equipment.
【Guigong Cypress Sleeping】Cinnamon and cypress: two precious trees. Refers to a magnificent and luxurious palace.
【Grain and millet in the Forbidden City】is a metaphor for the nostalgia for the motherland.
【Forbidden City from Millet】Forbidden City: the former palace; Millet: refers to food crops. It is a metaphor for missing the motherland.
【Golden Tiger in the Palace】 refers to a villain who is in power and close to the emperor. He is as greedy as gold and as fierce as a tiger.
【Palace Wall Chongren】Gong: palace, also refers to ordinary houses in ancient times; Ren: ancient unit of length, one Ren equals seven or eight feet. The walls of the house are several feet high. It is a metaphor that the teacher is very knowledgeable and it is impossible to be exposed to it all at once.
【Gong Yiyu Change】Gong, Yu: the fifth and first step of the ancient pentatonic scale. Refers to the change of tune. It also means that the content of something has changed.
【Han Gong Zui Zheng】"Gong", "Shang" and "Zheng" are all scale names in ancient Chinese music. Refers to being immersed in beautiful music. Same as "Han Shang Zui Zheng".
【Han Gong Zui Zheng】refers to being immersed in beautiful music. Same as "Han Shang Zui Zheng".
【Grain and Millet Forbidden City】The palace has been turned into farmland, covered with grain and millet. Describe the scene of a ruined country.
【Moulting feathers and moving palace】See "Moulting palace and moulting feathers". Also known as "moving business and changing feathers". It means changing the key of the music. Gong, Shang and Yu are all the names of the five tones of ancient music. Later, it also means that the content of the matter has changed.
【Sixth Palace Fendai】Sixth Palace: Ancient emperors had six bedrooms; Fendai: cosmetics, also refers to beautiful women. Refers to the queen, concubines and maids in the palace.
【Qinggongzhudao】Qing, Zhu: Sprinkle water to sweep; Gong: the general name of ancient houses. Clean houses and roads. Refers to preparing for the arrival of distinguished guests.
【From all the palaces】Gong, a general name for houses in ancient times. Later, I pointed out that it is extremely convenient to use it in my own home.
【三宫六院】generally refers to the emperor’s concubines.
【Mill Show Palace】It is said that after the fall of the Western Zhou Dynasty, all the old ancestral temples and palaces were turned into fields of grain and millet. Later, it was used as a lament for the country's subjugation.
【Moving the palace and changing feathers】Gong and Yu: two types of tune names in ancient music. Originally refers to changing the key of a piece of music. Later, it also means that the content of the matter has changed.
【Laughing with Gong and Jiao】Gong and Jiao are both one of the five ancient tones. Use Gong Tiao to mock Jiao Tiao. It is a metaphor for using self-righteous prejudice to ridicule and deny others.
【Yi Gong Yi Yu】Gong and Yu: two types of tune names in ancient music. Originally refers to changing the key of a piece of music. Later, it also means that the content of the matter has changed.
[Yu changes palace] Yu, Gong: the fifth and first step of the ancient pentatonic scale. Refers to the change of tune. It also means that the content of something has changed.
【Willow Palace Eyebrow】A palace-shaped eyebrow that is as slender and beautiful as willow leaves. Refer to beautiful women.
【One Gongshang】Gong and Shang: both are one of the five ancient tones. A harmonious sound of music. The descriptive words are as beautiful and pleasant as the sound of music.
【Pearl Palace】A palace made of pearls. Describe the house as gorgeous.

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