The ancients often compared the beauty of women with flowers. For example, the fourth sentence of Song Sushi's "There is a Qiantang River on Changrun Road": "The country is gorgeous, and the wine is half drunk. Last year, I was rewarded with the eaves of a monk. " Wu Song Wenying's poem "The Spring Chasing in the Han Palace, Yin Meijin and Fu Yuyuan Peony" wrote: "When Hua Lao came, he brought the beauty of the country and shamed his name."
Song Yu also wrote in the volume "Chicken Ribs": "When Song and his younger brother Yuan Xian were young, they tasted Yang Danian and sat in the middle of the poem. Yuan Xianyun said,' The beauty of the country is buried in the dust on Jingu Road, and the fragrance of Wuling River is fragrant.' "
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Yan is the most beautiful flower in China, which refers to peony.
Jade is the general name of treasures, which means precious and beautiful things. The ancients used jade as a metaphor for beautiful things, such as Zuo Zhuan's Five Years of "xianggong": "There is no hidden treasure, and there is no heavy weapon", and the historical records of the Five Emperors: "Hundreds of valleys are sown with vegetation, birds, animals, insects and moths are blooming, and the moon, stars, water, stones and jade are splashed, which can be thrifty and can not be invaded by fire and water.
Tang Wei Wu Ying's poem "Hosting Literati in My Official Residence on a Rainy Day": "We bow, we take our glasses of wine, and we focus our attention on beautiful poems", and "Yujiao Pear" is the eighth time: "Bai Gong said," Yesterday, I received a good sentence and saw it. It's really a golden word, and I can't bear to let it go. "Tang Dynasty Du Mu's List of Things to Make Peace on behalf of Pei Xianggong": "If you return to heaven and study, you will be able to draw a beautiful picture and cherish Wang Du. "
Guo Yan and Yu Jin are both metaphors of beautiful things, and the beauty of a beautiful woman is reflected in the fact that Guo Yan and Yu Jin are eclipsed in front of a beautiful woman.