Issue 267: Macao's original listing [pictures and texts] 49
[Listing]: 49
[Four Words]: Worse than ever
[Burning]: Rabbit
[Number of doors]: 01,04
[Six Xiao]: Dog, pig, chicken, mouse, cow, monkey
[Words]: Worse than ever
[Pinyin]: ABCD ABCD ABCD
[Explanation]: Frost is added to the snow. It is a metaphor for suffering disasters one after another.
[From]: In the original Jingde Lantern Spreading Record, Song Buddhism said, "Yi stepped back and stood up. Shiyun: 'You just look ahead, not behind.' Yi Yun: 'It's even more frosty on the snow!'"
[Example]: I was panicking and turned to face the strong wind, which really made things worse. (The 51st Session of Flowers in the Mirror by Li Ruzhen in the Qing Dynasty)
[Grammar]: Worse still, more formal; As predicate, object, clause; It is derogatory.
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