1 is the general name of stars, that is, the general name of stars in the universe. For example, modern Qin Mu's "Yi Shi Hai Bei Literature, Art and Natural Science": "For example, the stars in the sky look dazzling."
2. In ancient times, it could refer to the year. The third song of Meng Jiao's Feelings in the Tang Dynasty: "Going upstairs at midnight, remembering my old star." It means climbing tall buildings at night and missing the good old days.
3. In poetry and literature, it refers to brilliant lights. In the Tang Dynasty, Du Fu's poem "Friendship between Wei and Shaofu" said: "New love follows the candle, and the stars fly." A new friend is like a bright candle, illuminating my way, just like a light on a beam of light.
In Taoist language, the word "stars" is used to refer to hair. In the Northern Song Dynasty, Tian Qi Zheng Yun cited Volume 17: "The eyes are the sun and the moon, and the hair is the stars." It means eyes are like the sun and the moon, and hair is like stars.
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Synonyms for stars:
1, the star, pronounced as xρng dǒu, refers to the luminous celestial bodies in the night sky, especially the Big Dipper, and can also be used as a metaphor for superior talent. Shuo Yang? The dust settles: "Because people who are not old at night can see the depth of the night from the position of the stars."
2, the stars, pinyin is xοngxiο, refers to the ancient constellation of China, * * * minutes 28 nights, also refers to the stars and astrology. In the early years of the Warring States Period, Liezi Tian Rui said: "The sky is full of qi, and the sun, moon and stars should not be evil?" If the sky is made of thick gas, won't the sun, moon and stars fall?
3, Xinghai, pronounced X and ng h m i, the sea of stars. Multiple description illuminators are widely distributed. Ban Gu, a historian in the Eastern Han Dynasty, wrote Han Shu: Looking around, it is called the sun, the moon and the stars. It means looking around, there are stars everywhere, which can be said to be an ocean of sun, moon and stars.