在茫茫人海中，修炼之道、锐气内敛，与世无争，大气成章。

Amid the vast sea of people, the path of cultivation is characterized by reserved sharpness, non-contention with the world, and a dignified composition of character.

1. 把“德性”教给你们的孩子：使人幸福的是德性而非金钱。这是我的经验之谈。在患难中支持我的是道德，使我不曾自杀的，除了艺术以外也是道德。 —— 贝多芬

1. Teach your children the virtue: it is virtue, not money, that brings happiness. This is my own experience. It was morality that supported me in times of hardship, and it was also morality that prevented me from committing suicide, apart from art. — Beethoven

2. 磕头碰脑 形容人多而相挤磕碰，或东西多而处处碰人。

2. Bowing and bumping - A phrase used to describe a situation where there are many people crowded together and constantly bumping into each other, or where there are many objects and they are constantly bumping into people.

3. 知无不尽犹知无不言。只要知道，就没有不说出来的。

3. To know without reserve is to speak without reserve. As long as one knows, there is nothing that one will not say.

4. 眉飞色舞 色：脸色。形容人得意兴奋的样子。

4. The eyebrows dance and the color changes: the color refers to one's facial expression. It describes someone who is elated and excited.

5. 海阔天空 含垢纳污 呼牛呼马 豁达大度 既往不咎 宽大为怀 宽宏大量 网开一面 网开三面 息事宁人 下不为例 下车泣罪 胸怀祖国，放眼世界 严以律己，宽以待人 以直报怨 以德报怨 宰相肚里能撑船 知情达理 中庸之道

5. Open-minded and broad-minded, forgiving past mistakes, generous and magnanimous, willing to give a second chance, sparing punishment, letting bygones be bygones, not setting a precedent, shedding tears of guilt, with a heart for the motherland and eyes for the world, strict with oneself, lenient with others, repaying evil with good, knowing the truth and being reasonable, having a magnanimous heart like a prime minister's, being moderate.

6. 两手空空 形容人手头很紧，一个钱也没有。

6. Hands empty - Idiomatic expression meaning someone is very poor and has no money at all.

7. 泰然处之 嗒然若丧 突然袭击 同然一辞 陶然自得

7. Take it calmly | Look listless and despondent | Make a surprise attack | Speak with one voice | Feel elated and content

8. 短小精悍 形容人身躯短小，精明强悍。也形容文章或发言简短而有力。

8. Short and robust: This phrase describes a person with a short and compact body, who is intelligent and strong. It also describes articles or speeches that are brief yet impactful.

9. 海明威说：“人可以被打倒，但不能被打败。”没有谁的人生是容易的，但不管再难，再苦，再琐碎，一定不能被生活消磨了锐气。要坚持梦想，砥砺前行，走出自己的康庄大道。

9. Hemingway once said, "A man can be destroyed but not defeated." No one's life is easy, but no matter how difficult, how bitter, or how trivial it may be, one must never let life wear down their spirit. We must persevere in our dreams, forge ahead, and carve out our own path of prosperity.

10. 锋芒毕露 锋：刀锋；芒：枪头，矛尖。毕：都，完全，全部；露：暴露。形容人锐气才华全都显露出来。也比喻人爱逞强显能，好表现自己

10. Full Display of Talent; "锋" refers to the blade edge; "芒" to the tip of a spear or lance; "毕" means completely, totally, or entirely; "露" means to expose. It describes a person whose sharpness and talent are fully revealed. It also metaphorically refers to a person who loves to show off their strength and abilities, always eager to showcase themselves.

11. 宋·苏轼： 成书在理不在势，服人以诚不以言。

11. Song Dynasty, Su Shi: A book is judged by its logic rather than its power, and people are convinced by sincerity rather than words.

12. 挨：通“挨”，挤进。形容人群拥挤，接连不断

12. "Ai": It is a homophone for "ai", meaning to挤进, to push into. It describes a crowded situation where people are packed closely together without interruption.

13. 一扫而尽一下子便扫除干净。比喻彻底清除干净。

13. Sweep away all at once, it is cleaned up completely. Metaphorically, it means to remove or eliminate something thoroughly.

14. 欣然自得 兴味索然 兴致索然 俨乎其然 一见了然

14. Joyfully content, disinterested, lackluster, solemnly so, clear at first sight.

15. 才望高雅 形容人富有才学，享有很高的声望，不同流俗。

15. A person of refined taste and scholarly attainments, enjoying a high reputation and being unlike the common herd.

16. 黯然失色 黯然神伤 傲然挺立 安然无事 黯然无色

16. Diminished in luster; deeply hurt; proudly standing tall; unharmed; colorless and melancholic.

17. 博施济众 打抱不平 济困扶危 济弱扶倾 解囊相助 救困扶危 相濡以沫 夏雨雨人 燮理阴阳 抑强扶弱 以沫相濡 治病救人 助我张目 左提右挈

17. To help the many and relieve the distressed; to intervene in disputes and support the oppressed; to help the weak and support the fallen; to lend a helping hand; to relieve and support the distressed; to support each other in adversity; to bring rain in summer to nourish the people; to harmonize yin and yang; to suppress the strong and support the weak; to help others see clearly; to lift and support on both sides.

18. 朝气：早上的空气，引伸为新生向上，努力进取的气象；蓬勃：旺盛的样子。形容充满了生命和活力。

18. Vigor: The morning air, extended to represent a fresh, upward-moving, and industrious spirit; exuberance: a state of being vigorous. It describes a state filled with life and vitality.

19. 豆重榆瞑 原指多吃大豆使人发胖，吃榆能使人久睡。后形容人本性难改。

19. Dou Zhong Yu Ming originally referred to the fact that eating a lot of soybeans makes people gain weight, and eating the榆 tree can make people fall asleep for a long time. Later, it was used to describe the difficulty of changing a person's nature.

20. 患难之交 (

20. True friends in adversity

21. 碧海青天 (

21. Azure Sea, Blue Sky

22. 比肩叠迹 比：并。肩并肩，足迹相叠。形容人多

22. Shoulder to shoulder, footsteps overlapping. Describes a situation where there are many people.

23. 清除坏人坏事必须干净彻底。财竭力尽钱财和力量全部用尽。

23. Eradicate the bad people and things thoroughly. Spend all one's wealth, energy, and strength.

24. 挨肩叠背 形容人群拥挤

24. Shoulder to shoulder, a description of a crowded crowd.

25. 投畀豺虎 畀：给与。原指那种好搬弄是非的人，要把他扔出去喂豺狼虎豹。形容人民群众对坏人的愤恨。

25. Throw him to the wolves and tigers. "Bi": to give. Originally referring to someone who is good at spreading rumors and gossip, he should be thrown out to be fed to wolves and tigers. This describes the people's hatred towards the evil.

26. 与日俱增 be on the increase day by day

26. Increasing day by day

27. 形容勇猛威武，气势蓬勃，生命力旺盛。横眉吐气犹言扬眉吐气。

27. Describes someone as brave and formidable, full of vitality and vigorous in spirit. "Furrowed brows and exhaling" is akin to "raising one's eyebrows and exhaling," implying a display of confidence and determination.

28. 才高八斗、汗牛充栋、学富五车、名列前茅、誉满天下 料事如神、博古通今、出类拔萃、誉满天下、学贯中西、神机妙算、足智多谋、聪明绝顶、精明强干、大智大勇、融会贯通、才华横溢、学富五车

28. Proficient in literature, a library filled with knowledge, scholarly to the fullest, ranked among the best, renowned throughout the world, a seer in matters, well-versed in both ancient and modern times, outstanding, renowned throughout the world, with a profound understanding of both East and West, possessing supernatural foresight, wise and resourceful, extremely intelligent, resourceful, wise and brave, proficient in integrating knowledge, full of talent, and scholarly to the fullest.

29. 后来常用于比喻才思衰退。门殚户尽指全家死亡。

29. Later, it was often used as a metaphor for a decline in one's talent and creativity. "Door to door" refers to the death of the entire family.

30. 负才使气才：才能；气：意气。自恃有才能，纵任意气。

30. To show off one's talents and act with conceit: talents; conceit: temperament. To rely on one's talents and indulge in one's temperament.

31. 如雷贯耳 贯：贯穿，进入。响亮得象雷声传进耳朵里。形容人的名声大。

31. As famous as thunder; 贯: penetrate, enter. As loud as thunder sounds in the ears. It describes someone's reputation being very great.

32. 老朽无能 老朽：衰老陈腐。形容人衰老不能做什么事情。

32. Feeble and useless. "Laoxiu" refers to something that is old and decayed. It describes a person who is old and unable to do anything.

33. 面面相觑 你看我，我看你，不知道如何是好。形容人们因惊惧或无可奈何而互相望着，都不说话。

33. Staring blankly at each other, not knowing what to do. This idiom describes people who are looking at each other in fear or despair, unable to speak.

34. 吹气胜兰 (chuī qì shèng lán)

34. Blowing Beats Orchid (Chuī qì shèng lán)

35. 四字成语当中,有哪些成语最后一个字带''然''字的

36. 果不其然，不以为然，神采奕然 （你自己找吧，在下面）

35. Among the four-character idioms, which idioms end with the character "然"? 36. As expected, not to agree, full of vitality (find them yourself, see below)

37. 屦及剑及 屦：鞋；及：赶上。形容人奋发兴起，行动果断迅速

37. Footwear and sword; 屦: shoes; 及: catch up with. This describes a person who is vigorous and proactive, acting decisively and quickly.

38. 后来曾国藩意识到了自己的错误，他学会隐藏自己的志向，并收敛起张扬的个性和夸耀显摆的毛病。说话做事处处顾及他人的感受，锐气深藏，举止得体，慢慢改善了人际关系，获得大家的好评和支持，以至于十年之内九次升官，最后担任要职。

38. Later, Zeng Guofan realized his mistake, learned to conceal his aspirations, and reined in his flamboyant personality and boastful habits. He paid attention to others' feelings in his words and actions, kept his sharpness in check, conducted himself with decorum, and gradually improved his interpersonal relationships, earning favorable reviews and support from everyone. As a result, within ten years, he was promoted nine times and finally assumed a key position.

39. 在利益上看得开，不怕吃亏，反而能舍小就大，获得人心，最终成就自己。

39. Being open to gains and not fearing to suffer losses, one can prioritize the greater over the lesser, win the hearts of others, and ultimately achieve one's own success.

40. 一诺千金 赤诚相待 背信弃义信口开河 威信扫地

40. A promise is worth a thousand ounces of gold; treat each other with sincerity; break one's promise and lie freely; lose one's credibility and respect.

41. 敛容息气收起笑容，屏住呼吸。形容谨慎畏惧，不敢放肆。

41. Bowed the expression, stifled the breath, and concealed the smile. Describes a cautious and fearful demeanor, not daring to be unrestrained.

42. 判然不同 庞然大物 怦然心动 愀然不乐 确然不群

42. strikingly different, colossal, heart-throbbing, melancholic, and distinctly outstanding.

43. 七手八脚 形容人多手杂，动作纷乱。

43. The phrase "七手八脚" describes a situation where there are too many hands and actions are chaotic.

44. 回：回转；荡：动摇。使肝肠回旋，使心气激荡。形容文章、乐曲十分婉转动人。

44. Return: to turn back; sway: to rock. To make the liver and intestines twist and turn, and to stir the heart's energy. This describes the exquisite and touching quality of a piece of writing or music.

45. 马如游龙 形容人马熙熙攘攘的景象

45. As majestic as a swimming dragon, it describes the bustling and lively scene of people and horses.

46. 千钧一发 at a critical moment

46. At a critical moment

47. 溘然长逝 喟然长叹 溘然长往 岿然独存 慨然允诺

47. Suddenly passed away / Heaved a deep sigh / Suddenly gone away / Enduring alone / Generously agreed

48. 不耻下问 不骄不躁 不矜不伐 不露圭角 辞尊居卑 功成不居 功薄蝉翼 好问则裕 戒骄戒操 礼贤下士 满招损，谦受益 抛砖引玉 谦让末遑 谦虚谨慎 犬马之劳 深藏若虚 损之又损 闻过则喜 洗耳恭听 虚怀若谷 逊志时敏 言者无罪，闻者足戒 移樽就教 以莛叩钟 有则改之，无则加勉 愚者千虑，必有一得 载酒问字 择善而从 知之为知之 自知之明

48. Not ashamed to ask those below, not proud or restless, not conceited or boastful, not revealing one's talent, preferring humility over prestige, not taking credit for achievements, success as light as a cicada's wing, being inquisitive brings abundance, warning against arrogance and complacency, respecting the worthy and being humble, pride brings loss, humility brings benefit, throwing a brick to attract jade, being modest in yielding, being humble and cautious, the toil of a dog and horse, deeply hiding one's abilities as if they were empty, continually diminishing, being joyful upon hearing criticism, listening with ears open and a respectful heart, having an open heart like a vast valley, being modest and quick-witted, speakers are without blame, listeners are enough to be warned, moving the cup to seek teaching, using a small bell to strike a large bell, correcting what is wrong and striving harder where there is nothing wrong, even a fool has a thousand ideas, and there must be one good one, carrying wine to ask for advice, choosing what is good to follow, knowing what one knows, having self-knowledge.

49. 非同寻常 寻常：平常。形容人和事物很突出，不同于一般

49. Extraordinary: Ordinary: common. Describes people and things as very prominent and different from the ordinary.

50. 一唱一和 (

50. Echo and Response

51. 情投意合 (

51. In perfect harmony with each other's feelings and intentions.

52. 形容恭敬畏惧的神态。沉不住气易激动，遇事保持不了冷静镇定。

52. Describing a demeanor of awe and respect. Unable to keep calm and easily excited, unable to maintain composure and calmness in the face of situations.

53. 诡谲多变 谲：欺诈；诡谲：怪异。形容人的性情怪异多变。

53. Capricious and changeable. "Jue" means deceit; "gui jue" refers to oddness. It describes a person's temperament as being strange and changeable.

54. 长斋礼佛、鹅存礼废、焚香礼拜、家长礼短、敬贤礼士、磕头礼拜、夔龙礼乐、人恶礼不恶、仁义礼智、烧香礼拜、诗书礼乐、衣冠礼乐、折节礼士

54. Observing long fasts for the Buddha, respecting the old and discarding the obsolete, burning incense in worship, brief respect shown by parents, honoring the wise and the scholar, kowtowing in worship, the rituals of the Qilin and music, not being ungracious when others are mean, benevolence, righteousness, propriety, and wisdom, burning incense in worship, poetry, books, rituals, and music, dressing in a respectful manner, and showing respect to scholars.

55. 想成功就要把锐气放在胸中藏起来，就能具有最大的生命力和最具韧性的持久力。

55. To achieve success, one must keep one's sharpness tucked within their chest, thereby possessing the greatest vitality and the most resilient endurance.

56. 生活中，一些人在利益上机关算尽，私欲太甚，显得小家子气，让人鄙夷。

56. In life, some people are overly cunning in pursuing their interests, with excessive private desires, appearing to be petty and mean, which is detested by others.

57. 比喻生活陷入困窘的境地。椿龄无尽椿：古代传说有大椿树，寿命很长。

57. The metaphor describes a difficult and straitened situation in life. The endless age of the Chinese toon tree: In ancient legends, there is a story of a great Chinese toon tree that has a very long lifespan.

58. 风雨同舟 患难与共 同甘共苦 同舟共济 同生死，共存亡 同呼吸，共命运 休戚相关 休戚与共 有福同享

58. Sharing the same boat in storms, enduring hardships together, sharing joy and suffering, facing life and death side by side, surviving or perishing together, breathing and sharing the same destiny, being closely connected in fortune and misfortune, sharing the same fate.

59. 黎庶涂炭 形容人们处于水深火热的境地

59. The people are in dire straits, a phrase that describes people being in a situation of extreme hardship or danger, like being in deep water and surrounded by fire.

60. 情深潭水 (

60. Deep pool of affection

61. 怅然自失 超然自逸 超然自引 春意盎然 处之泰然

61. Dejected and lost; feeling aloof and relaxed; detached and content; full of spring spirit; dealing with things calmly.

62. 防患未然 防患于未然 防祸于未然 怫然不悦 艴然不悦

62. Preventing disasters before they happen / forestalling trouble before it arises / averting misfortune before it strikes; being suddenly displeased / feeling a sudden aversion.

63. 属于每个人的道路，都在每个人的足下；属于每个人的历史，都在每个人的身后。

63. The path that belongs to each person is beneath each person's feet; the history that belongs to each person is behind each person.

64. 仁至义尽至：极，最；尽：全部用出。竭尽仁义之道。

64. To the utmost extent of benevolence and righteousness: "至" means extreme, most; "尽" means to use all. It refers to exhausting the principles of benevolence and righteousness.

65. 才：才能；气：气魄。才能气魄胜过一般的人。

65. "Cái" means talent; "qì" means spirit or courage. One's talent and spirit exceed those of ordinary people.

66. 意兴索然 曾不惨然 再不其然 正气凛然 卓然不群

66. Lack of interest; once was not sorrowful; no longer so; with dignified and resolute demeanor; outstanding and not in the crowd.

67. 攘来熙往 形容人来人往，非常热闹拥挤。

67. "Bustling and lively" describes a scene of people coming and going, making it very busy and crowded.

68. 屏气：闭住气不敢出声。比喻有所畏惧而恭敬谨慎，不敢稍微放肆。

68. Holding one's breath: Not daring to make a sound by holding one's breath. Metaphorically, it describes a state of fear and respect, being cautious and not daring to be slightly overbearing.

69. 挥斥八极 挥斥：奔放；八极：八方，极远之处。形容人的气概非凡，能力巨大。

69. Vast as the Eight Extremes: "Vast" refers to exuberant and unrestrained; "the Eight Extremes" refers to the eight directions or the most distant places. It describes a person's extraordinary demeanor and immense abilities.