Question 1: What does "keep secret" mean? Mo: meaning no
Idiom: keep a secret as deep as a secret
Pinyin huì mò rú shēn
Explanation: a taboo; a secret: a major event. The original intention was that the event was important and should not be mentioned. Houzhi concealed the matter deeply.
Question 2: What is the meaning of huì mò rú shēn? The idiom huì mò rú shēn means to keep something secret and not tell it; 深: the event is important. It was originally said that the incident was serious and he kept it secret. Houzhi concealed the matter deeply. Used to be more formal; used as a predicate or adverbial; to refer to concealing something very deeply. Source: "The Biography of Gu Liang? The Thirty-Two Years of Duke Zhuang": If something is kept secret, it is hidden. There is nothing more profound than what you can see. For example: China is very secretive, and the truth about the actions of the Privy Council is unknown. Qing Dynasty Liang Qichao's "On Newspapers and Publications Conducive to State Affairs". When it comes to their Feng Shui budget, every company is very secretive. U.S. companies are secretive about the growth of their overseas workforce. Civic party leader Viktor Orban is tight-lipped about his economic plans.
Question 3: Name some idioms that sound meaningful and beautiful like "keep silent" and "keep secret". It doesn't matter what the meaning is. There is no yellow, the birds are crowing, the flowers are resentful, the soul is in ecstasy, the wind is blowing, the mind is scattered, the mind is refreshed, like an arrow, the heart is refreshed, the mind is as clear as the rain in the valley, the clouds are sad, the fragrance is dark, the shadows are sparse in the empty valley, the orchid road is invisibly good, like water, paper, drunkenness and gold wash away the lead, the white colts are scattered across the gaps, the national color, the sky, the fragrance, as vast as the sea of ??smoke, small bridges. The flowing water is verdant and verdant, the mouth is full of words, the river is a drop in the sea, a solitary cloud is in the wild, the crane is in the water *** melt
Question 4: Explanation of the idiom that is as secretive as deep. The idiom is as secretive as deep. Pinyin huì mò rú shēn Explanation: taboo: taboo; deep: the event is important. The original intention was that the event was important and should not be mentioned. Houzhi concealed the matter deeply.
Question 5: What does the word "keep secretive like deep" come from? His original meaning is, what does the idiom "keep secretive like deep" refer to in this sentence?
Pinyin huì mò rú shēn
Explanation of taboo: concealment ;Deep: The event is serious. The original intention was that the event was important and should not be mentioned. Houzhi concealed the matter deeply. [ 1]
In China, the truth is kept secret, and the actions of the Privy Council are unknown. Qing Dynasty? Liang Qichao's "On Newspaper Offices Benefiting State Affairs"
Related allusions
In the Spring and Autumn Period, Duke Zhuang of Lu had several wives and concubines. His wife Ai Jiang was childless, so her sister Shu Jiang married Duke Zhuang and gave birth to a son named Qi. However, Ai Jiang had a bad relationship with Duke Zhuang and had an affair with Duke Zhuang's brother Qingfu.
Duke Zhuang’s favorite was Meng Ren. Meng Ren gave birth to a son named Ban, and Duke Zhuang wanted his son Ban to inherit the throne. Duke Zhuang's concubine Chengfeng also gave birth to a son named Shen. Chengfeng hoped that Shen could inherit the throne, so he asked Ji You, the younger brother of Duke Zhuang of Lu, for help. However, Ji You believed that the young master was older than the young master Shen and did not agree.
Not only Zhuang Gong’s wives and concubines wanted their son to succeed the king, but Zhuang Gong’s concubine Qingfu also wanted to succeed, and got the support of Zhuang Gong’s concubine Shu Ya. When Duke Zhuang was seriously ill, he asked his uncle Ya who would be the most suitable successor after his death. Shuya recommended Qingfu to him. Of course, this was not in line with Duke Zhuang's wishes. He then asked Ji You, who said that he was willing to sacrifice his own life to support the prince's succession to the throne.
After growing up like a young master, he fell in love with Liang's daughter. One day, a horse breeder named Luo sang a song to tease her. When the young master found out, he ordered someone to whip Nao with a whip. Nao harbored a grudge against the young master, so he took refuge with Qingfu and planned to seek revenge.
After Duke Zhuang died, Ji You planned to poison his uncle Ya to death in order to establish Gong Ziban as the king. It happened that at this time, his grandfather, who was like a prince, also died of illness, so he went to mourn.
Qing's father thought this was a good opportunity to seize the throne, so he sent the horse breeder Luo to kill Gongzi Bang. When Ji You heard the news and knew that Qing's father was in charge of this matter, he would not let him go, so he fled to Chen State for refuge.
When Duke Zhuang's wife Ai Jiang saw that her son was dead, she encouraged Qing's father to succeed him. However, Qing's father considered that Duke Zhuang's concubines Shen and Qi were both here, so it was not the right time for him to succeed to the throne. Because Prince Shen was older, it was difficult to control him. Prince Qi was only eight years old and was born to sister Ai Jiang, so he was finally made king. This is Lord Lu Min.
After the two summed up the price, they mourned like a prince. Qing's father also used the pretext of publishing an obituary to go to Qi to win the support of Duke Huan of Qi. Within two years, Qing's father killed Duke Min and prepared to become the king himself. People saw that he had killed two kings, which was too cruel, and they all rose up to oppose him. Ji You, who fled to the state of Chen, took the opportunity to call on the people of the state of Lu to kill Qing's father. Qing's father was so frightened that he fled to the state of Qi. After Ji You returned to the country, he made his son Shen the king of the country. This was Duke Xi of Lu. Later, Qing's father was forced to commit suicide.
When Confucius recorded this period of history in "Spring and Autumn", he said lightly that the year Zhuang Gong died, he died like a young master, and Qing's father went to Qi without clearly remembering the incident. Later, "Gu Liang Zhuan", which interprets "Spring and Autumn", commented on this incident and said that Qing's father obviously ran away to Qi State, but he said that he was going to Qi State. Why is it recorded this way? That was because the incident was so important that recording it truthfully would hurt the feelings of the ministers, so it was concealed. Confucius did not write this period of history into "Spring and Autumn", and people said that he "kept it secret".
"The Biography of Gu Liang? The Thirty-Two Years of Duke Zhuang": "The young master celebrates his father as if he were together. This is running, and it is called 'Ru', why? Keep it secret as deep as deep, and hide it if you want to see it. "It's nothing more than deep." Yang Shixun said: "Shen means that the murder of the king and the murder of thieves are serious. Because of its seriousness, it is a secret." He later pointed out that he kept the matter secret and refused to leak any information.
Question 6: The idiom "keep a secret as deep as a secret" means to keep a secret as deep as a bottle.
Pinyin: huì mò rú shēn
Definition: Taboo: to keep taboo; Shen: the event is important. The original intention was that the event was important and should not be mentioned. The back finger hides things very tightly.
Source: "The Biography of Gu Liang? The Thirty-Two Years of Duke Zhuang": "It is better to keep something secret than to go deep. If you want to see something, it is better to go deep."
Example: China ~, I don’t know the truth about the actions of the Privy Council. Qing Dynasty? Liang Qichao's "On Newspaper Offices Benefiting State Affairs"
Keep silent
Pinyin: sān jiān qí kǒu
Definition: Silent: Feng. Three seals were placed on his mouth. Describes speaking cautiously. Nowadays it is also used to describe someone who is unwilling or afraid to speak.
Source: "Shuo Yuan Jing Shen" written by Liu Xiang of the Han Dynasty: "Confucius looked at the Imperial Ancestral Temple. In front of the right steps, there was a golden man. He kept silent for three times and wrote on his back: 'In ancient times' Be careful of what you say, be careful! Don’t talk too much. Talking too much will lead to failure. '"
Example: If you behave harshly, you will avoid disaster; the golden man warns you, ~. Qing? Chapter 13 of Chen Chen's "Water Margin"
Tight-mouthed
Pinyin: shǒu kǒu rú píng
Definition: Tight-mouthed: keep your mouth shut. Speech. Keeping your mouth shut is like having the top of a bottle tightly corked. Describes someone who speaks cautiously and keeps secrets strictly.
Source: Song Dynasty Zhou Mi's "Guixinza Identification Collection", Part 2: "Fu Zhenggong has a saying of 'keep your mouth as tight as a bottle, and guard your mind as much as a city'."
Example: All important meetings Content: He always ~; never talks nonsense.
Question 7: What does the idiom "taboo" mean? Explanation: Taboo: To hide something; Shen: The event is important. It was originally said that the incident was serious and he kept it secret. Houzhi concealed the matter deeply.