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Contents ·Tao Li Seikei ·"Peaches and plums do not have to talk, Seikei," the province of language ·No. 3 ·No. 4 ·Containing Phrases ·More results... Tao Li Seikei 　　Explanation: "Tao Li does not talk, not from Seikei," the provincial language. "Peaches and plums do not have to talk, Seikei," the province of language 　　"Peaches and plums do not have to talk, Seikei," the province of language. Analogy of people as long as sincere, loyal, able to move others. Translated by Google No. 3 　　"Peaches and plums, not from Seikei" the province of language. Jin wen, "free return Xishan Du pacify" Poetry: "Qiao fishing knowledge with community elders, General Tao Li Zi Cheng Xi." Gold wen "Tone of the South" word: "Chi Wai Fung on soft, green peach and plum Seikei becoming thick. " Translated by Google No. 4 　　发 音 táo lǐ chéng xī 　　释 义 “桃李不言，下自成蹊”的省语。 原意是桃树不招引人，但因它有花和果实，人们在它下面走来走去，走成了一条小路。比喻人只要真诚、忠实，就能感动别人。 　　出 处 《史记·李将军列传》：“谚曰：‘桃李不言，下自成蹊。’此言虽小，可以喻大也。” 南朝·齐·谢朓《和徐都曹出新亭渚诗》：“桃李成蹊径，桑榆荫道周。”宋·黄庭坚《次韵答杨子闻见赠》诗：“结交贤豪多杜陵，桃李成蹊卧落英。” 　　示 例 金·元好问《南乡子》词：“迟日惠风柔，桃李成蹊绿渐稠。” 　　用 法 作宾语、分句；指实至名归 Containing Phrases Tao li seikei to lie Fallen