Words about beautiful scenery
1. The sky is clear and the air is clear: bright: clear. Describes a clear sky and fresh air.
2. Beautiful scenery: describes the beautiful scenery.
3. Snow, moon, wind and flowers: ① refers to the scenery of the four seasons. ②A metaphor for love affairs between men and women. Appreciation of classic articles
4. Unable to avoid customs: unable to get rid of customs and habits that one does not agree with.
5. Gentle and beautiful day: It means the weather is warm and sunny. [Compiled by www.duanmeiwen.com]
6. Falling leaves know autumn: when you see the yellow leaves falling to the ground, you know that autumn is coming. Source: Volume 20 of "Wu Deng Hui Yuan" by Shi Puji of the Song Dynasty: "Autumn is known by falling leaves, and one can be used to illuminate three." "Xu Deng Zhuan Lu": "The strings are playing a different tune, and autumn is known by falling leaves."
7. The sun is beautiful and the wind is gentle: the breeze is gentle and the sun is bright. Describes sunny and warm weather. Confident quotes
8. Beautiful mountains and clear waters: The mountains are bright and the waters are beautiful. Describe the beautiful scenery.
9. The water is green, the mountain is green: blue: green. The scenery is described as beautiful and picturesque. Also known as "green water and green mountains".
10. Burn the harp and cook the crane: Use the harp as firewood and cook the crane to eat. A metaphor for ruining a perfect thing.
11. Singing oriole and dancing swallow: The song is as melodious as an oriole, and the dance is as light as a flying swallow. It also describes the scenery as pleasant and the situation as great.
12. Bud: bud; desire: about to bloom; put: open. Describe the appearance of flowers when they are about to bloom but have not yet bloomed.
13. The garden is full of spring scenery: The garden is full of beautiful spring scenery. A metaphor for a prosperous scene. Source: Tang Dynasty Lu Congqing's "Fengxi Manuscript·Small Garden": "The spring color of the small garden is beautiful, and there are two or three flowers." Song Dynasty Ye Shaoweng's "It's not worth visiting the small garden": "You should pity the teeth of the clogs with green moss, and the small buckle of firewood will last for a long time. It won’t bloom. The garden is full of spring scenery, and a branch of red apricot comes out of the wall.”
14. Looking for flowers and willows: originally refers to enjoying the scenery of spring. Later, old novels were used to refer to prostitution. Same as "looking for flowers and asking willows".
15. Xinting vs. Weeping: Xinting: an ancient place name, the original site is in the south of today’s Nanjing City; Weeping: cry quietly. Expressing sadness and helplessness in the national crisis.
16. Linhanjiansu: refers to the scene of withered trees and dry streams in autumn and winter.
17. Facing the wind and facing the moon: Facing the clear breeze and bright moon. Describing the scenery you are in can easily trigger people's thoughts.
18. A good night and a good view: a perfect night and scenery. Same as "a beautiful night". Source: The third chapter of Ming Dynasty's "Recognizing the Golden Comb" by Anonymous: "You and I are holding Yao wine and pouring it over each other. It's a good time to enjoy it in the public hall today. Don't live up to the good night."
19. Beautiful mountains and clear waters: Describe the beautiful scenery.
20. Autumn is high and horses are fat: Autumn is high and the air is crisp, and horses are fat and strong. In ancient times, it often referred to the season of foreign activities in the northwest.
21. Floating in the air. Describes the falling of snowflakes or the scattering of small objects like snowflakes
22. Singing oriole and dancing swallow: the song is as melodious as an oriole, and the dance is as light as a flying swallow. It also describes the scenery as pleasant and the situation as great. Source: Song Dynasty Su Shi's "Brocade Quilt Pavilion" lyrics: "The smoke is red and the dew is green, the morning breeze is fragrant, the swallows are dancing and the orioles are singing, and the spring is long."
23. The wind is clear and the moon is bright: the wind is cool and the moon is bright.
24. There is a different world: heaven and earth: realm. There is another level of metaphor. Describes the fascinating state of scenery or artistic creation.
25. Ice and snow: describes the sky covered with ice and snow.
26. The willows are hidden and the flowers are bright: the weeping willows are thick and the flowers are dazzling. Describes the spring scene of willow trees and blooming flowers. It is also a metaphor for encountering a turning point in difficulties.
27. One leaf knows autumn: From the falling of a leaf, one knows the arrival of autumn. It is a metaphor that through individual subtle signs, the development trend and results of the entire situation can be seen. Source: "Huainanzi·Shuo Shan Xun": "When you see a fallen leaf, you know the end of the year." Tang Geng's "Wen Lu" of the Song Dynasty quoted a Tang Dynasty poem: "The mountain monk can't count Jiazi, and he knows the autumn of the world when a leaf falls." ”
28. Orange-yellow-orange-green: Oranges are yellow when ripe, but oranges are still green. Refers to the pleasant scenery of autumn. Source: Song Dynasty Su Shi's poem "To Liu Jingwen": "You must remember the good times of the year, the most orange and orange are green.
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29. Pleasant to the eyes: Pleasant to the eyes: comfortable to look at. Refers to the happy mood after seeing the perfect scenery. Source: Lu Xun’s "New Stories: Caiwei": "The two went to the foot of the mountain to take a look, only The new leaves are tender and green, the land is golden, and the wild grass is blooming with some red and white flowers. It is really pleasing to the eyes even to look at it. ”
30. Water and mountain scenery: generally refers to landscape scenery.
31. Exuberant branches and leaves: dense and lush branches and leaves.
32. West wind falling leaves: description The scene of autumn often refers to the decline of people or things. Source: "Reminiscences of Wu Chushi on the River" by Jia Dao of the Tang Dynasty: "The autumn wind blows on the Wei River and leaves fall all over Chang'an." "
33. Changing shape with each step: as you move, the scene changes accordingly. It describes the ever-changing scenery. It also metaphorically changes gradually. Source: Qing Dynasty Dai Mingshi's "Yandang Ji": "Probably The peaks of Yandang are cleverly connected with nature and change their shape with every step. ”
34. Spring cold: slightly cold. Describes the coldness of early spring.
35. Breeze and light clouds: a gentle breeze and thin clouds. Describes fine weather. Also used as " "The wind is light and the clouds are clear" and "the clouds are light and the wind is light".
36. Autumn is high and the air is refreshing: describing the clear sky and refreshing weather in autumn. Source: Du Fu of the Tang Dynasty, "Cui Shi Dongshan Thatched Cottage" poem: "Love the tranquility of Ru Yushan Thatched Cottage" , the high autumn is refreshing and fresh. ”
37. The autumn wind blows past the ear: It’s like the autumn wind blowing by the ear. The metaphor has nothing to do with oneself and has no interest in it. Source: Han Zhao Ye’s "Wuyue Chunqiu·Wu Wang Shou Meng Biography": "Wealth and Honor" To me, it is like the autumn wind passing through my ears. ”
38. Willows, greens and peach blossoms: describe the beautiful spring scenery
39. Lake scenery: the scenery of the lake and the scenery of the mountains. Refers to water, mountains and beautiful scenery. Source: Song· Wu Zimu's "Meng Liang Lu·Characters of the Five Dynasties": "The beautiful lakes and mountains of Hangzhou, Zhong is a character, so it is unique and unique, and he is a bandit in the world. ”
40. Intoxicated: Describing the beautiful scenery as intoxicating.
41. Good night and beautiful scenery: perfect night and scenery. Also known as “good night and good scenery”.
42. A bad year means a bad year.
43. Chanting the wind and chanting the moon: It used to be a literati’s writing or recitation based on natural scenery such as the wind and the moon. The works are often described as empty and boring. Source: "Li Hanlin Bai's Epitaph" by Fan Chuanzheng of the Tang Dynasty: "Singing the wind and moon, covering the sky and the earth, it is suitable for you, but you don't know why." ”
44. Spring flowers and autumn moon: flowers in spring and moon in autumn. Generally refers to the beautiful scenery of spring and autumn.
45. Autumn is high and peaceful: describing the clear autumn sky and sunny weather. Source: Chapter 19 of "Nie Hai Hua" by Zeng Pu of the Qing Dynasty: "But it is said that Xiaoyan, dressed in casual clothes, asked the driver to come directly to Bao'an Temple Street in the south of the city. At that time, the autumn was high and the dust was soft, and her hooves were light. After a while, she had arrived at the door. , parked the car under the shade of two big elm trees in front of the door. "
46. White grass and yellow clouds: Describes the desolate scene of the frontier fortress in autumn. Source: Tang Dynasty Quan Deyu's poem "To the Veteran": "White grass and yellow clouds fortified the border in autumn. I once followed the hustle out of Bingzhou . ”
47. Viewing like this: generally refers to having such a view on something.
48. Flowers fade when the water flows: wither: fall off. Refers to the flow of the river and the flowers withered. It is used to describe the withered and ruined scenery, and it is used to describe a broken situation, where the good scenery no longer exists and cannot be restored.
49. Huawu Hill: The magnificent buildings turned into mounds. A metaphor for the rapid rise and fall.
50. Green mountains and clear waters: generally referred to as perfect mountains and rivers.
51. Pavilions and pavilions: generally refer to buildings built in gardens and courtyards for recreation and appreciation. /p>
52. Exploring the secluded areas and exploring the wonders: Exploring the secluded areas. Exploring the secluded areas. Searching for the elegant resorts when visiting the mountains and rivers. "Victory".
53. Boil the crane and burn the harp: use the harp as firewood, boil the crane and eat it. It is a metaphor for ruining a perfect thing.
54. The prisoner of Chu relative to him: Southern Dynasties and Song Dynasty Liu Yiqing's "Shishuo Xinyu·Yu": "People crossing the river, every beautiful day, often invite each other to the new pavilion to borrow flowers and have a banquet. The Marquis of Zhou (Zhou Wei) sat in the middle and sighed: "The scenery is not special, just the mountains and rivers are different!" ’ They all looked at each other and shed tears.
Only Prime Minister Wang (Director Wang) changed his face in shock and said: "When the emperor is working hard with the royal family to conquer China, why should he be a prisoner of Chu?" '" is later used to describe people encountering national disasters or other changes.
55. The moon and stars are sparse: When the moon is bright, the stars appear sparse.
56. Fascinating: victory: victory. . Introduce people into a beautiful place. Nowadays, it is often used to refer to the attractiveness of scenery or literary works. 57. Weiweidaguan: lush; grand scene, describing the perfection and variety of things. , giving a grand impression.
58. Extraordinarily enchanting: extraordinarily; enchanting: charming and gorgeous. Source: Mao Zedong's "Qinyuanchun·Snow": " On a sunny day, the red makeup looks particularly enchanting. "
59. Red love and greenery: describe the gorgeous spring scenery. Source: Song Dynasty Wentong's poem "About Spring": "How much red love and greenery can be seen, thousands of trees and flowers in Jingchuan River. ”
60. Falling leaves in the autumn wind: The autumn wind sweeps away all the fallen leaves. It is a metaphor that they are swept away and cease to exist.
61. Refreshing and pleasing to the eye: refers to the beautiful scenery and pleasant mood.
62. gubo is about to come out: gubo: the appearance of rising; desire: about to. Describe the appearance of water rising or rising to the horizon.
63. Mottled: mottled: mixed colors; Luli: uneven.
64. Undifferentiated scenery: refers to lamenting the fragmentation or decline of the country.
65. Helping people in times of need: Giving someone charcoal to keep warm on a snowy day is a metaphor for giving material or spiritual help to others when they are in urgent need.
66. Shui Shi Qing Hua: refers to the clear and beautiful garden scenery.
67. Shining brightly: shining brightly into the distance.
68. Looking for flowers and asking for willows: Hualiu: originally refers to the spring scenery, and in the old days, it also refers to the scenery of enjoying the spring. Used to refer to prostitutes. Source: Tang Dynasty Du Fu's poem "Yan Zhongcheng Wan Jie Sees": "Yuan Rong's team went out of the countryside and asked Liu to find flowers in the wild. ”
69. Chu Pavilion Qin Pavilion: Chu Pavilion: King Ling of Chu built Zhanghua Palace and selected beauties to enter the palace; Qin Pavilion: Qin Mu’s daughter was good at playing jade and flute, and Mu Gong built a building for her to live in. Refers to singing and dancing. Brothel place
70. Pavilion: a house built on a high platform. It refers to a hall or terrace for singing and dancing entertainment.
p>71. Qionglou Yuyu: Qiong: beautiful jade; Yu: house. It refers to the palace in the moon and the palace in the fairyland.
72. Peach blossoms and bright red willows. , the willow branches are green.
73. Cui Liudan: green. Dan: vermillion. Describes the flowing and bright colors. .
74. Beautiful scenery: describes the scenery as soft and perfect. Source: Qin Mu's "Flower Market": "How can people not love this beautiful southern flower market, how can they not enjoy life from this grand flower market. So warm! ”
75. Chunk article: Chunk: the earth. Originally refers to the splendid and perfect scenery of nature. It was later used to praise other people’s long articles with rich information. Source: Tang Dynasty Li Bai’s "Spring Night Banquet from the Disciple" "Preface to the Peach and Plum Garden": "Kuang Yangchun called me with a smoke scene, and I wrote a large piece of fake news. ”
76. Huahua World: refers to a bustling place for eating, drinking and having fun. It also generally refers to the human world.
77. Dark green and red: describes the dark green shade and withered red flowers in late spring. The scene
78. Vientiane: all scenes in the universe; update: change. Things or scenes have changed their appearance, and a new scene has appeared.
79. Liu. Fireworks and mist: describe the misty scene of spring.
80. Brocade: a silk fabric with colorful patterns, describing a gorgeous scenery or a perfect future. , The drunkard's intention is not to drink: Originally, the author said that his real intention was not to drink in the pavilion, but to enjoy the scenery in the mountains.
82. West Wind. Afterglow: the wind of autumn and the light of the setting sun are metaphors for the scene of decline and decline.
It is often used to set off the dilapidation of the country and the desolation of the mood. Source: Tang Dynasty Li Bai's "Recalling Qin'e" lyrics: "I am enjoying the Qingqiu Festival in Yuanyuan, and the sound of Xianyang's ancient road is extinguished. The sound is extinguished, the west wind is shining, and the Han family mausoleum is gone."
83. Guizi Piao. Fragrance: refers to the sweet-scented osmanthus blooming around the Mid-Autumn Festival, emitting a fragrant fragrance. Source: Poem "Lingyin Temple" written by Zhiwen of the Tang Dynasty and Song Dynasty: "The osmanthus falls in the middle of the moon, and the fragrant clouds float outside."
84. The wind is gentle and the sun is bright. Describes sunny and warm weather.
85. Damage the scenery: damage the perfect scenery. A metaphor for spoiling one's mood.
86. Mountain and water color: The water waves are beautiful and the scenery on the mountain is clear and clean. Describe the beautiful scenery of mountains and rivers. Source: Poem "Evening View from the Bodhi Temple" by Bai Juyi of the Tang Dynasty: "The pavilions are high and low, the trees are shallow and deep, the mountains and the water are dim and deep."
87. Shocking waves and waves: Hai: to frighten; Tao: Big waves. Rough and scary waves. A metaphor for a dangerous environment or a sharp and fierce struggle.
88. The spring scenery is sultry: tease: tease, tease and provoke. The scenery of spring arouses people's interest. Source: Song Dynasty Lu You's "Jiannan Poetry Manuscript·Five Miscellaneous Odes of Mountain Gardens": "The peach blossoms are brilliant and the apricot blossoms are sparse. The spring scenery is so sultry that one cannot bear to do it."
89. Dazzling: dazzling: dazzling. Describe bright and dazzling. It is also used to describe the extremely high achievements of certain works of art and artistic images.
90. Green fertilizer, red skinny: lush green leaves, flowers gradually wither. Refers to the late spring season. It also describes the scene of the end of spring.
91. Cool breeze at the end of the day: Tianmo: the end of the sky; cool breeze: specifically refers to the southwest wind in early autumn. It originally meant that Du Fu thought of his close friend Li Bai who was exiled in Tianmo because of the rising autumn wind. Later, it is often used as a metaphor for being moved by the scene and missing old friends. Source: Tang Dynasty Du Fu's poem "Embrace Li Bai at the end of the day": "The cool breeze rises at the end of the day, what do you think of a gentleman?" (duanwenxue, a short literature website)
92. Embodying emotions in the scenery: in the description of the scenery Surround yourself with emotions.
93. The sycamore tree sheds its leaves: The sycamore tree sheds its leaves the earliest, so it indicates the coming of autumn. Later, it was also used as a metaphor for signs of the decline of things.
94. The water is beautiful and the mountain is bright: the mountains are bright and the water is beautiful. Describe the beautiful scenery.
95. The wind is gentle and the sun is warm: The wind is calm and the sun is warm.
96. Flower Street Liumo: refers to the market where brothels gather.
97. Water color and mountain light: The water waves are beautiful and the mountain scenery is clear and clean. Describe the beautiful scenery of mountains and rivers. Source: Poem "Evening View from the Bodhi Temple" by Bai Juyi of the Tang Dynasty: "The pavilions are high and low, the trees are shallow and deep, the mountains and water are dim and deep."
98. Flowers are like brocade: Fan: many and lush. Brocade: brocade woven with colorful patterns. There are many colorful flowers, like colorful brocade. Describe perfect scenery and perfect things. Source: Cao Jinghua's "Golden Flowers at the Foot of Diancang Mountain": "After lunch, we sat... among the blooming flowers and listened to her talk about Shacun Commune."
99. The garden is full of spring scenery : The entire garden is a scene of spring. A metaphor for a prosperous scene. Source: Song Dynasty Ye Shaoweng's poem "It's Not Worth It to Visit the Small Garden": "The garden is full of spring scenery and can't be contained, and a branch of red apricot comes out of the wall."
100. Langdie Kuangbee: frivolous bee-butterfly. A metaphor for a frivolous man.
101. The water is green, the mountain is green: blue: green. The scenery is described as beautiful and picturesque. Also known as "green water and green mountains".
102. Magnificent: describes a building that is gorgeously decorated and dazzling.
103. Killing the scenery means destroying the interest.
104. There are many places to visit on the mountain tract: Shan yin: In the southwest suburbs of Kuaiji City, the scenery is beautiful. It originally refers to the beautiful mountains and clear waters along the way, which are endless to see. Finally, use the next sentence to describe how many people are coming and going, and you should not be able to receive them.
105. Build a building on the back of a mountain: build a building on the back of a mountain. It is a metaphor for something that makes people unhappy.
106. Qinlou Chuguan: generally refers to a place for singing and dancing. Often refers to a brothel.
107. Sunshine under the flowers: crotch pants. Drying pants under flowers. The metaphor is not elegant and ruins the scenery.
108. Rain strips and tobacco leaves: willow branches in the rain and willow leaves in the smoke. Describe the melancholy scenery. It also refers to the lingering love. Source: Song Dynasty Yan Shu's "Huanxisha" lyrics: "As long as you sing drunkenly, don't hate it. There is no need to hurry back home.
Rain strips and tobacco leaves are a sign of favor. Song Dynasty Yan Jidao's "Langtaosha·Li Qu Zui Si Xian" lyrics: "The moths are stacked on the willows and the faces are red with lotus." How many raindrops and tobacco leaves hate, and red tears leave the feast. ”
109. A leaf tells autumn: It is a metaphor that through individual subtle signs, the development trend and results of the entire situation can be seen. Same as “a leaf tells autumn”. Source: Tang Bao Rong’s "Shi Jian" "Er Mao" poem: "It is easy for hundreds of rivers to go to the sea and return to the tide, but it is difficult for a leaf to report autumn to return to the tree." "Liu Shi's poem "Willow Branches" of the Tang Dynasty: "One leaf suddenly announces autumn with the wind, even if you come, it will not be broken. ”
110. Spring is warm and flowers are blooming: This originally refers to the pleasant weather and beautiful scenery in spring. Now it also refers to a good time.
111. Li Bai Taohong: peach blossoms are red and plum blossoms are white. It refers to the perfect spring. Pleasant scenery.
112. Listening to the wind and listening to the water: Describes being good at enjoying the natural scenery. Source: It is said that the king of Qiuci and the music people listened to the sound of wind and water in the mountains and made music. ·One of Wang Jian's "Nishang Ci": "Leave one color among the disciples and listen to the wind and water to write "Nishang". "
113. Falling flowers and flowing water: originally described the decline of scenery in late spring. Later it was often used to describe being defeated. Source: Tang Dynasty Li Qunyu's poem "Fenghe Zhang Sheren sent Qin Lianshi back to Cengong Mountain" poem: "Lan Pu Cang Cang Cang is approaching dusk in spring, and the falling flowers and flowing water leave the lapels with resentment. "Li Yu's "Lang Tao Sha" of the Southern Tang Dynasty in the Five Dynasties: "Flowing water and falling flowers, spring is gone, heaven and earth"
114. Bright moon and clear breeze: only accompanied by the clear breeze and bright moon. It is a metaphor for not making friends casually. It is also a metaphor for not making friends casually. Leisurely and leisurely.
115. Beautiful scenery: soft and beautiful. Soft and beautiful charm or natural scenery.
116. Beautiful mountains and bright mountains. Describe the beautiful scenery.
117. The moon is dark and the wind is high. It is a metaphor for a dark and windy night.
118. Strange shapes: unusual and strange. Weird shape.
119. The land of fish and rice: refers to a rich place rich in fish and rice.
120. Yunzhengxiawei: steam: rise; Wei: gather like clouds rising. Describes the scenery as brilliant and gorgeous.
121. Chidi Qianli: Red: empty. Describes the scene of desolation caused by natural disasters or wars.
122. Red clothes: refers to elegant clothes. Women. It also describes the scenery when the sky is clear after snow, and the red sun contrasts with the white snow. Source: Mao Zedong's "Qinyuan Spring·Snow": "On a clear day, the red clothes are especially charming. ”
123. Calm: refers to the absence of wind and waves. It is a metaphor for calmness.
124. West wind: autumn wind, the light of the setting sun. It is a metaphor for the scene of decline and decline. It is often used to set off The ruin of the country and the desolation of the mood."
125. Lin Handong Su: Han: cold; Su: chill. Describes the scene of sparse trees and shallow streams in autumn and winter. Source: "Shui Jing Zhu·Jiang Shui" by Li Daoyuan of the Northern Dynasties and the Later Wei Dynasty: "Every clear and first frost day, the cold forests and quiet streams are often filled with high apes howling, which is very sad."
126. Bright Moon and Breeze: Bright moonlight, fresh breeze.
127. Spring is as deep as the sea: The beautiful scenery in spring is as deep and wide as the sea. Describes that everywhere is full of bright spring scenery. Source: Chapter 30 of "Heroes of Sons and Daughters" by Wenkang of the Qing Dynasty: "The plaque of the Si Le Hall in this house has been hung! Otherwise, this house with spring as deep as the sea will inevitably be as deep as the sea."
128. The grass grows and the oriole flies: Oriole: Oriole. Describe the scenery of late spring in the south of the Yangtze River. Source: "Books with Chen Bo" by Qiu Chi of Liang Dynasty in the Southern Dynasties: "In late spring in March, grass grows in the south of the Yangtze River, there are mixed peanut trees, and flocks of orioles fly around."
129. Chanting the wind and the moon: used to refer to literati Write or recite works based on natural scenery such as wind and moon. Nowadays, the works are often described as empty and boring. Source: "Li Hanlin Bai's Epitaph" by Fan Chuanzheng of the Tang Dynasty: "Singing the wind and moon, covering the sky and the earth, but you appreciate the suitability, so you don't know why it is so natural."
130. Places of interest: beautiful scenery and Famous place with ancient ruins.
131. The water is soft and the mountain is warm: describes the elegant scenery.
132. Famous mountains and rivers: famous rivers and mountains with beautiful scenery.
133. Qihua Yushu: The ancients refer to the flowers and trees in fairyland, and also describe the scenery in frost and snow. Source: Yuan Dynasty Yang Weizhen's "Song of Dreams in the Canghai": "The scenery is as long as February and March, and the beautiful flowers and jade trees do not know the autumn of the world."
134. Fudi Dongtian: Originally a Taoist term, referring to the famous mountain where Shinto people live. resort. Most of them are used as metaphors for places with beautiful scenery.
135. Cave Heaven Paradise: Originally a Taoist term, it refers to the famous mountain resort where Shinto people live. Most of them are used as metaphors for places with beautiful scenery.
136. Apricot rain and pear clouds: apricot flowers are like rain, and pear flowers are like clouds. Describe the beautiful scenery in spring.
137. Wind, flowers, snow and moon: originally refers to the natural scenery often described in old poetry. The latter is a metaphor for poems that are filled with words but lack information. It also refers to emotional matters or a life of debauchery and debauchery.
138. Boundless Fengyue: Boundless: infinite; Fengyue: wind and moon, generally refers to scenery. Originally refers to the profound influence of Northern Song Dynasty philosopher Zhou Dunyi after his death. Then describe the infinite perfect scenery. Source: Song Dynasty Zhu Xi's "Praise to the Portraits of Mr. Six Mr. Lianxi": "The wind and moon are boundless, and the grass in the courtyard is green."
139. Willows and flowers cover: Describes the hazy scenery of flowers and willows late at night. Source: Yuan Dynasty Wu Changling's "Dignity and Goodness·Beautiful Prostitute" Suite: "The candle shadow will be longer and the fragrance will be longer, and the willow flowers will cover the dawn."
140. Brilliance: often used as a metaphor for a lofty future or career. great.
141. The wind and the moon are boundless: the most beautiful scenery.
142. Like flowers: brocade: silk fabrics with colorful patterns. Like a brocade of flowers. Describes gorgeous scenery or a perfect future.
143. Cobweb dust-covered: describes the living utensils and other things that have been sealed for a long time without anyone taking care of them.
144. Dawn wind and waning moon: The wind rises at dawn and the waning moon is about to set. It often describes a desolate and desolate mood. Also refers to the acapella singing of geishas.
145. The fragrance of spring flowers: describes the beautiful scenery in spring. Source: The first chapter of "Da Han Tong" by Anonymous of the Ming Dynasty: "The spring is warm and the flowers are fragrant, and the breeze is gentle. I saw men and women walking together in the eastern suburbs, leisurely enjoying the scenery."
146. Shuimu Tsinghua: Water : pool, stream; wood: flowers and trees; Qing: quiet; Hua: beautiful and lustrous. Refers to the clear and beautiful garden scenery. Source: Xie Hun of Jin Dynasty's poem "Wandering to the West Pond": "Jingchen's singing birds gather, and the water and trees are clear and beautiful."
147. Kill the scenery: damage the perfect scenery. It is a metaphor that something disappointing suddenly appears when everyone is happy. Source: Song Dynasty Su Shi's poem "Ciyun Linzi Xindi Shushi on a Spring Day": "To report the new year, I kill the scenery, even the dream of the river does not know the spring."
148. Spring and Scenery: The spring is warm and the scenery is bright and beautiful.
149. Golden wind brings refreshment: Golden wind: refers to the autumn wind. In ancient times, the seasons were explained by the yin and yang and the five elements, with autumn as gold. The autumn wind brings coolness. Source: Lu Xun's "A Congratulations on Christmas from Hong Kong": "The golden wind brings coolness, and the cool dew shocks the autumn."
150. Qianyan Jingxiu: Rock: cliff; Jing: competition. The scenery of mountains and ridges seems to be more beautiful than each other. Describe the beautiful mountain scenery.
151. Spring is warm and flowers are blooming: The weather is warm in spring, flowers are in bloom, and the scenery is beautiful. It is a metaphor for a great opportunity for sightseeing and sightseeing. Source: Ming Dynasty Zhu Guozhen's "Yongzhuan Essay·Nannei": "The spring is warm and the flowers are blooming, and you are destined to accompany the cabinet Confucian ministers to feast."
152. Bei Que Pearl Palace: a palace made of precious shells . Describe the house as gorgeous.
153. Turbulent waves: turbulent and scary waves. A metaphor for a dangerous environment or a sharp and fierce struggle.
154. The vegetation is sparse: desolate: deserted, sparse. The flowers and trees have withered and withered. Describe the late autumn scene. Source: "Jinci": "In spring, the mountains are covered with yellow flowers, and the paths are fragrant and far away; in autumn, the vegetation is sparse, and the sky is high and the water is clear."
155. The autumn wind sweeps away the fallen leaves: The strong wind in autumn sweeps away all the fallen leaves. It is a metaphor for powerful force to quickly and easily sweep away decayed and decayed things. Source: "Three Kingdoms·Wei Zhi·Xinpi Biography": "With the power of Ming Gong, we can deal with the poor enemies and attack the tired and disadvantaged bandits, which is no different from the swift wind blowing the autumn leaves."
156 , Golden Wind and Jade Dew: generally refers to the scenery of autumn. Source: Tang Dynasty Li Shangyin's poem "Xinwei Qixi": "Origin: By the blue waves of the Milky Way, there is a golden breeze and jade dew.
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157. Eyes open and eyebrows spread: describes extreme happiness.
158. Colorful: colorful: various colors; colorful: numerous and interlaced appearances. Refers to many colors, very beautiful .
159. Liumohuaqu: formerly refers to a brothel or a place where brothels gather.
160. Falling leaves means you know autumn is coming. Subtle changes can predict the development trend of things. Source: Volume 20 of "Wudeng Huiyuan" written by Shi Puji of the Song Dynasty: "The fallen leaves tell the story of autumn, and one can tell three." ""Xu Deng Biography": "The strings are moving and the farewell song is heard, and the leaves are falling to know the autumn. ”