The meaning of rushing.

Chong means rushing like a swarm of bees. It describes that many people are rushing to one place, and its related contents are as follows:

1, flocking is an idiom in China, and the pinyin is f ē ng y not ng é r Shdang. This idiom comes from the ninety-fourth chapter of Cao Qingxue Qin's A Dream of Red Mansions: "Mo Yu picked up a crossbow, and the hands sweeping the red hoe were all whips, and they rushed at him." . This idiom can be used to describe many different scenes.

In sports competition, when an athlete performs well, the audience may flock to cheer for him. In shopping malls, when a product is discounted, customers may also rush to buy it. In addition, this idiom can also be used to describe people's behavior in the face of certain opportunities or temptations.

When a company announces that it will recruit new employees, job seekers may flock to apply. This idiom vividly describes people getting together in some situations. It can be used to describe different types of scenes, including sports competitions, shopping and job hunting.

Information about bees

"1" and "bee" have different meanings in different contexts. In the field of biology, bees usually refer to HYMENOPTERA insects, including Vespidae and Vespidae. This kind of insect has undeveloped front chest, membranous wings in the middle chest, multiple closed chambers in the front and rear wings, and fan blades in the rear wing. Except for a few varieties that are smooth and bare or have metallic luster, most varieties have feathers or hairs.

2. In the cultural field, bees often appear in poems. For example, Luo Yin, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, wrote a seven-character quatrain in Bee, which is a poem about things. The first two sentences say that bees fly to a flat top, experience infinite beauty, take pains and take risks. The last two sentences say that bees pick flowers and make honey for people to enjoy, which is hard and sweet.

3. In the classification of insects, the bee fly is also a magical insect, which can imitate all kinds of bees, be as hairy as bees, and be as slender as wasps and mud bees. The bee fly is also a lovely Diptera insect. They don't eat garbage and excrement, but only nectar, which is non-toxic and harmless.