The following is an example of idiom explanation:
Pose? ?
Pinyin: [Zhu ā ng qi ā ng zu à shi]
Explanation: Personally, deliberately pretending to attract attention or scare people.
Use: combined; As predicate, object and adverbial; It is derogatory.
Source: Story of the West Lake Xiling Rhyme: "Empress, don't worry, he told me not to go these two or three days, all of which were posturing." Chapter 13 of "Red Rock in Luo Guangbin and Yang Yiyan" "Yu Xinjiang looked at the savage and unreasonable enemy in front of him and clenched his fist angrily." Lao She: He has no bad habit of being late and leaving early.
Example: This kind of work without real feelings is not worth reading at all.
Synonyms include bluffing, pretending, and pretending to be deaf.
The antonym of elegance and generosity is natural and graceful.
Two-part allegorical saying puppet show-putting on airs.
Lantern riddle: cross talk; A puppet show.