Four-character idiom of car and cat card

1. Car, cat's head, chain and certificate are the answers to the four-word idiom: the fire is flying and the track is writing.

The article chē guǐ gòng wén explains that cars are all on the same track. Refers to unity.

In the Southern Dynasties, Liang Jiangyan wrote Xiao Biao's concession letter No.3: "In the past, the Southern Chu was partial to the monarch and was in charge of the country, and no light prize was given. He is in the same house. " See "Books in the same language, cars on the same track".

From the Book of Rites The Doctrine of the Mean by Dai Sheng in the Western Han Dynasty: "Today, when you get off the train, so does the book." Structural synonyms are synonymous with * * * rail, and cars are on the same rail. The book * * * is an example in Xiao Biao Riding a Seal Table by Liang Jiangyan in the Southern Dynasties: "Teaching the country is not light, and the cars and tracks are * * * in the same house."

2. A car, a cat, a string and a certificate, four-character idioms A car, a cat, a string and a certificate, four-character idioms

Three awards for truck cats, and three homophonic cats for the same goods.

blow a fuse

[Interpretation] Risk: Upward. Describe anger to the extreme.

[Source] Tao Juyin's Biography of Six Gentlemen of Public Security: "Zhang Taiyan ran the People's Daily for many years, and once he was sentenced and rejected, he couldn't help but fly into a rage."