白骨露野

Explanation: Lu: Exposure; wild: wild. The bones exposed to the wild. Caused by war or disaster, described the tragic scene 　　Usage: The main predicate; as object, attribute; containing derogatory 　　Source: San Guowei Cao Cao "Artemisia in the line" poem: "bones exposed in the wild, thousands of miles without crowing." Thesaurus:  reactionary reign of terror, a field littered with corpses, bones of the dead continuously, Starving all over the plains, nine houses out of ten are deserted, Rivers of blood, Bloodstream Piaochu, Blood rain Xingfeng, Bloodstream Into the drainage, Bloodstream Chengchuan, so much blood being shed as to float the pestles-great massacre, bleed like a pig, flesh and blood be splash throughout Antonym Group:  Buzhan'ersheng, openly, without having to fight, coexist, frank and honest meet, all is at peace, pursue public affairs really, abide by the law and social discipline, follow [keep to] the straight and narrow, Boot See intestine, Boot Sincere, meet it in all sincerity, patch up a quarrel and reconcile the parties concerned; pour oil on troubled waters, Ming Don't shady affair, live in peace with each other, No Thoracic shrewdness, Xiongwusuwu, open as the day, behave correctly and cautiously, absolute sincerity the way one gets along with people, calm