Jueyan, pinyin jué yàn, a Chinese word, means extremely gorgeous. From: Nan Xie's Wen Xin Diao Sao: Therefore, you can be angry with the past, cut into the present, be surprised and gorgeous, be difficult and compatible. Tang Li Bai's "Xi Poetry" poem: Gou Jian is absolutely gorgeous, raising his eyebrows and entering Wuguan.
Word segmentation explanation: it is definitely a first-class Chinese character in the General Specification for Chinese. This word first appeared in Shang Dynasty inscriptions in Oracle Bone Inscriptions and Shang Dynasty, and its ancient glyph was like a broken silk with a knife. Some of them added a horizontal picture in the middle of the word "silk" to indicate broken silk. The absolute original meaning was broken, extended to exhaustion, and no longer continued. Used as a modifier, meaning extreme, unable to continue or surpass.
Yan, a first-class Chinese character, understands words and is pronounced Yan. First seen in seal script, from the rich, from the color, it means fullness and delicious color. The original meaning is plump and beautiful; The extended meanings include bright colors, beauty and so on. Yan characters began to appear in seal script, from richness to horror.
Feng, which means big, is extended to sheng and gorgeous; "Damn" means pinyin reading. The left side of official script was changed to "Yao" by mistake. Regular script comes from seal script. In the six books, it belongs to the form and sound. There are three ways to write "Yan" in regular script.
Absolutely stunning beauty in ancient times.
Cai Wenji 1
Teacher Cao Cao's daughter, in romance novels, Cao Cao is infatuated with Cai Wenji, but because of in our nature, lovers can't be well. Cai Wenji's father was Cai Yong, a famous writer and calligrapher in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. In his spare time, he studied astronomy, mathematics and temperament in depth, and Cao Cao worshipped him as a teacher.
2. Ban Zhao
Ban Zhao Ji, whose real name is Huiban, was born and died about 45 years-about 1 17 years ago, and is now a native of Xianyang, Shaanxi. The daughter of historian Ban Biao and the sister of Ban Gu and Ban Chao are very talented. At the age of fourteen, she married Uncle Cao of the same county, so she was also called "Cao Dajia" by later generations. However, things changed, and he became a widow after only a few years of marriage.
3. Su Hui
According to Biography of Women in the Book of Jin, there was a beautiful woman named Lan Ruo in Sufang, Wugong County, and her father was Su Daozhi, the magistrate of Chenliu County. Unofficial history said that Lan Ruo was very talented. She studied calligraphy at the age of three, poetry at the age of five, painting at the age of seven, embroidery at the age of nine and brocade at the age of twelve. At the age of fourteen, she was already known as a talented woman. At the age of seventeen, Su Hui took a fancy to Tao Dou and they got married successfully.