1, energetic is an idiom, pronounced as the incarnation of shēng lóng huó hǔ incarnation. I like lively dragons and energetic tigers. Metaphor is lively and energetic. Ba Jin's Random Thoughts 150: "Hu Feng has been dead for half a year, but I still have the image of that literary warrior in my mind."
2. The Dragon Horse Spirit is an idiom in China, and the pinyin is Ló ng MM MM MM MM Mǖ j ǖ ng Shé n, which means the vigorous spirit of striving for progress. According to China Idiom Dictionary, the dragon horse refers to the legendary steed. Dragon-horse spirit is just like dragon-horse spirit. Describe Wang Jian's extraordinary spirit.
3. The word Yishu represents human's longing for eternal life. In the past years, people's living and medical standards were in a low state, coupled with continuous wars and disasters, people's life expectancy was generally not long. In today's society, harmony, peace, scientific progress and eternal life do not conform to the law of things, but longevity is no longer a luxury.
"Longevity" is an idiom in China, which means longevity. The 40th chapter of Three Heroes and Five Righteousnesses by Yu Kun in Qing Dynasty: "So, when you enjoy ginseng, you should add other medicinal flavors and what medicinal liquor to match. Drink some every morning and evening, and the most important thing is to eliminate all diseases and prolong life. " Guo An was very unhappy and said, "He wants to live longer! I can't wait for him to die at once to eliminate the hatred in my heart. "
5. Sister Xianglin is a traditional auspicious pattern in China. It consists of longevity stones or figures, peony and peach blossom patterns. This is also the auspicious words that China folks said to children in the old days. Jacky Yu Ting's "Flowers in the Backyard" is the fourth fold: it turned out to be a peach symbol with the word ~ written on it, and the murderer had it.