Build a platform to recruit people: Recruitment: Recruitment of people. It is a metaphor for recruiting a wide range of people
Xuanxiao Dantai: refers to the realm of the immortals. It is the same as "Xuanxiao Danque" (璇霄丹阙).
Weeping at the West Platform: Wen Tianxiang was killed at the end of the Song Dynasty when he failed to fight against the Yuan Dynasty. Eight years later, Xie Ao and his friends went to Xitai to cry and pay tribute to him, and wrote the book "Wailing on Xitai" to remember the incident. Later, it was used to describe the pain of losing the country.
Santai and Bazhaji: A term used to refer to high officials and important ministers.
Lin Shui Lou Tai: A building near the water. The metaphor is that the proximity of the building gives it priority
Walking to Zhangtai: Zhangtai: the name of the street under Zhangtai in Chang'an, which used to be a synonym for brothels. The original refers to riding through Zhangtai. Later, it refers to wading through the brothels.
Changtai Yangliu: a metaphor for a beautiful woman.
YaoTaiQiongRoom: A jade-built building and palace. It refers to the magnificent palace buildings.
Yaotai yinque: a magnificently decorated palace building. It refers to the place where the immortals live.
Dancing pavilions and singing platforms: pavilions: open houses built on high earthen platforms. It refers to the place for singing and dancing.
Tiantai: Tiantai: the name of a mountain in the north of Tiantai County, Zhejiang Province. Originally, it refers to the lost way of entering the fairyland by mistake. Later, it is used to describe the future is lost and there is no way to go.
Taikaku: the office of the Eastern Han Dynasty's Minister of State. It is a metaphor for a clean and honest official style.
Pavilion and pavilion: refers to a variety of buildings for enjoyment and rest.
As in Chuntai: Chuntai: a wonderful place for traveling and sightseeing, a metaphor for an excellent living environment. As if living in a happy and peaceful world.
Regardless of the winds and waves, sitting steadily in a fishing boat: a metaphor for being confident and unshakable in any dangerous situation.
The same as "Let the wind and waves rise, sitting steadily in a fishing boat".
Flat Earth: A metaphor for a career that was built up from scratch without a foundation.
Floor and Pavilion: Floor: a tall building; Pavilion: an elevated building; Terrace: a high altar built of earth; Salt: a house on the terrace. Generally refers to the tall and ornate complex.
Floor Pavilion: building: multi-storey buildings; platform: high and flat, can look out on the building; Pavilion: roof without walls for the rest of the building; Pavilion: a building. Collectively referred to a variety of buildings for rest and enjoyment.
Deer leaving Sutai: a metaphor for the defeat of the country and the desertion of the palace.
Lou Ge Pavilion and Terrace: a group of tall and rich buildings.
The pavilion is a building with a roof and no walls.
The opening gongs and drums: a metaphor for the beginning of a speech or writing. It also refers to the beginning of an event.
Near the Water: The building near the water gets the moonlight first. It is a metaphor for getting some benefit or convenience before others because of the proximity to certain people or things.
Jindai shijun: Judas thousands of gold market bones. It is a metaphor for the very sincere solicitation of talent.
Backstage boss: the boss of the theater. The person or group behind the manipulation and support.
Huangtai's Melon: Huangtai: refers to the "Huangtai Melon Rhetoric", made by Tang Li Xian, in the hope that it will be able to realize that Emperor Gaozong and Wu Zetian can no longer abolish the crown prince. The metaphor is that it is not possible to pick it again.
Yellow Hair: The old man who lives a long life. The word "mackerel" is also used in this context.
Song and dance pavilion: pavilion: a house built on a high platform. It is a place for playing music and performing songs and dances.
Dengtai bai general: to appoint a general or entrust him with an important task. It is the same as "to worship a general on the altar".
Beating in the ring: 擂台: a stage set aside for martial arts competition. The contest of those who take part in the ring. The metaphor is to compete with each other
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