求用英文解释成语我们英语课留的作业是用英语解释汉语成语并用英语说明意思,2个就够,每个100词左右,请大侠帮帮忙,我要完成作业,

求用英文解释成语我们英语课留的作业是用英语解释汉语成语并用英语说明意思,2个就够,每个100词左右,请大侠帮帮忙,我要完成作业,
求用英文解释成语
我们英语课留的作业是用英语解释汉语成语并用英语说明意思,2个就够,每个100词左右,请大侠帮帮忙,我要完成作业,

求用英文解释成语我们英语课留的作业是用英语解释汉语成语并用英语说明意思,2个就够,每个100词左右,请大侠帮帮忙,我要完成作业,
Chinese idiom--塞翁失马
Once upon a time, there lived an old man on the northern frontier of China. One day, his horse disappeared. His neighbors came to comfort him. But the old man was not upset at all. He said the loss might turn out to be a good thing. And he was right. A few months later, his horse came back with another horse that was even better. His neighbors came to congratulate him on his gain. But once again, the old man viewed the event differently. He said this "good luck" might turn out to be misfortune in the end. Strangely, he was right again. A few days later, his son fell from the new horse and broke his leg. But fortunately, since his son was lame after that accident, he was not chosen to be a soldier to fight in the following war so that he lived with family safely.Nowadays people use "The old man on the frontier lost his horse" to comfort those who have some misfortune.
It implies: 【Bad luck sometimes turns out to be good luck, and good luck can sometimes be bad.】
Chinese idiom--杞人忧天
In the Spring and Autumn Period (chūn qiū 春秋时期,770-476 BC), in the State of Qi there was a man who always let his imagination run away with him. One day he even worried that the sky would falll on his head. He was so worried that he could neither eat nor sleep. Later, someone persuade him that his fears were groundless.
【This idioms satirizes those who worry unnecessary. 】

Chinese idiom--塞翁失马
Once upon a time, there lived an old man on the northern frontier of China. One day, his horse disappeared. His neighbors came to comfort him. But the old man was not upset at ...

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Chinese idiom--塞翁失马
Once upon a time, there lived an old man on the northern frontier of China. One day, his horse disappeared. His neighbors came to comfort him. But the old man was not upset at all. He said the loss might turn out to be a good thing. And he was right. A few months later, his horse came back with another horse that was even better. His neighbors came to congratulate him on his gain. But once again, the old man viewed the event differently. He said this "good luck" might turn out to be misfortune in the end. Strangely, he was right again. A few days later, his son fell from the new horse and broke his leg. But fortunately, since his son was lame after that accident, he was not chosen to be a soldier to fight in the following war so that he lived with family safely.Nowadays people use "The old man on the frontier lost his horse" to comfort those who have some misfortune.
It implies: Bad luck sometimes turns out to be good luck, and good luck can sometimes be bad.
Chinese idiom--In the Spring and Autumn Period (chūn qiū 春秋时期,770-476 BC), in the State of Qi there was a man who always let his imagination run away with him. One day he even worried that the sky would falll on his head. He was so worried that he could neither eat nor sleep. Later, someone persuade him that his fears were groundless.
This idioms satirizes those who worry unnecessary.

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