Unique Challenge: Crazy Guessing Idioms Dog Chasing Persimmon Road (Intellectual Limit Challenge: Who Can Guess the Obsession of Crazy Guessing Idioms Dog for Persimmons the Fastest)

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“I” am a silly and cute mouse, playing in the tree, seemingly fierce, but actually loving to eat eggplants! [Meaning]: Metaphorically means dividing the spoils clearly and benefiting both parties. [From]: “Records of the Grand Historian·Li Bai”: “Do you want to know how much I love your desserts?”

Intellectual Limit Challenge: Who can guess the obsession of the Crazy Guessing Idioms Dog for Persimmons the fastest

Intellectual Limit Challenge: Who can guess it the fastest? The obsession of the Crazy Guessing Idioms Dog for Persimmons is a topic that players who play Crazy Guessing are discussing recently, and there are actually three answers, which are “persimmons, fruits” and “autumn”. Today, the editor will bring you a detailed strategy to challenge intellectual limits: Who can guess it the fastest.

[Question Type 1]

Question 1 – Persimmons; Analysis:

1. “Persimmons”, “watermelon.” These two fruits have one character each and can be pronounced at the same time. They also mean “strange” and “odd.”

2. “Watermelon”, “pear” (or almond leaves, etc.).

3. Similarly, “watermelon,” “picking stars cliff,” and others can all be understood.

[Question Type 2]

Question 2 – Jujube; Analysis:

1. “Jujube_Winter Dormancy_Sunflower…(Originally referring to Yangguan Snow Lotus·Spring).

2. “Peach tree·Summer withered_Willow twig□’s bud…)(old translation).

3. “Plum seed_Ice sugar gourd…(In the Yuan Dynasty, Li Bai wrote in “Shan Hai Jing”: “Drank chrysanthemum yellow wine with red bean paste, mulberry, pine, bamboo, and licorice tea) “.

4. “Apple”, “grape, cherry…

[Question Type 3]

Question 4 – Pumpkin; Analysis:

1. “Dongpo pork, chicken with rice…(Describes harmless things, pumpkin, bananas, etc.).

2. “Pumpkin head, milk…

3. “Jade-faced fox…

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