To kill a man

To kill a man

Pinyin: Q ǐ s ǐ R é n é RR ò UB á Ig ǔ

Explanation: (1) metaphor gives people the grace of re creation.

(2) The euphemism of the metaphorical words makes the dying live.

(3) The commonly used description elixir in modern novels has the ability to go beyond the common customs. (this is the literal meaning)

grammar

"Qi" and "Rou" are used as causative verbs. Make the dead "rise" and the bones "raw".

Source and usage

Source: Guoyu · Wuyu: "the king of Yue also, the dead and the flesh and bones." Example: Chapter 19 of Wenkang's biography of heroes and heroines in Qing Dynasty: "the real good is like blowing mud on the clouds.". '”

meaning

(1) Save the dead and make the bones grow again. It is a metaphor for giving people the grace of re creation. Wu language of Guoyu: "when a king comes to Yue, he will bring up the dead, and his flesh and bones will be white." Wei Zhao notes: "Oh, yes. It's to make white bones raw meat, and it's very virtuous. " Qian Yong of Qing Dynasty wrote in his book "lvyuanconghua · famine relief · Tu relief method": "those who have killed people and have flesh and bones are the counsellors of the countryside and the rich people of the city." In the second chapter of the romance of Hong Xiuquan: "Wu's case of opium was evil to Da Fu, but he could not help him, so he asked his younger brother to introduce him. I'm very lucky if you can bring up the dead with flesh and bones. "(2) the euphemism of the metaphorical words makes the dead alive. Chapter 19 of the story of children's Heroes: "he Yufeng says to master an:" uncle, what you say is as good as "blowing mud on the clouds, killing human flesh and bones." (3) it is commonly used in modern novels to describe the miraculous medicine of the flesh and bones of the living dead, which has the effect of reviving the dead and making the bones grow flesh again, and describes its ability beyond the ordinary. (this is the literal meaning)

words whose meaning is similar

Near meaning: life and death are flesh and bones; flesh and bones of the living dead; flesh and bones of life and death; flesh and bones of life and death