What is a stalk with sugar in its pocket?

There is sugar in the pocket, which means sugar-coated shells. Sugar-coated shells are shells coated with sugar. Metaphor is an offensive means that people are willing to accept after clever disguise. It means to corrode, win over and pull people into the water. It is also called sugar-coated cannonball, which comes from Wind and Thunder.

Pronunciation: Tang y and pà o dà n

Said by: Tran Dang Khoa, Chapter 49 of The Storm: "Don't be dragged by the enemy's sugar-coated shells."

Ex.: Some weak-willed people are easily knocked down.

Similar meaning: sweet talk

Pinyin: the incarnation of tián yán mì yǔ incarnation

It means a word as sweet as honey. It is a metaphor for saying good things to please or deceive others.

Discrimination of idioms

Synonyms are all sweet words (Selected Works of the Late Yuan Dynasty, Ma Zhiyuan II: Eat a cup of tea, but you are sweet. ), inconsistent, eloquent, insincere, insincere.

Antonyms are heartfelt, consistent, sincere, sincere, abusive and intimate.