"Characters"
Green-haired and beautiful young man.
Young Fu Fan: A white-faced boy.
Wuling young: refers to the children of the rich family.
Junian: The girl is seven years old.
The beginning of the year: the boy is eight years old.
Huangkou: Under ten years old.
The Golden Hairpin Year: The girl is twelve years old.
The age of dancing spoon: thirteen to fifteen years old.
The Year of the Dancing Elephant: fifteen to twenty years old.
The Year of Jasper and the Year of Broken Melon: A woman is sixteen years old.
The age of peach and plum blossoms: The woman is twenty years old.
Flower years: The woman is twenty-four years old.
"Time"
Year: one year.
It is the year: this year.
Year: one year. Correction in the comment area: sometimes the year means less than one year, sometimes it means more than one year but less than two years, and sometimes it means many years or several years. It should be understood according to different contexts.
Term year: one year.
Recent years: recent years.
Not at the end of the year: less than one year.
Chuyang Sui: after the winter solstice and before the beginning of spring in the lunar calendar.
Years: several years.
The end of the year: the end of the year.
Intermonth: every other month.
Xunri: about ten days.
Ten Yu: more than ten days.
Jianxun: twenty days.
Future, future: the days in the future.
Wangri: the fifteenth day of the lunar calendar.
Ji Wang: The 16th day of each month in the lunar calendar.
Hui: The last day of each month in the lunar calendar.
Zi Ming: When it is just dawn.
Pingming: At dawn.
Invading morning: when it is almost dawn.
Sunday, noon, Tingwu: noon.
Twilight: evening.
The sun is setting: It is getting dark.
Ming: Night.
Mo Ye: At night.
Yelan: late at night.
In the middle of the night, in the middle of the night, in the middle of the night: midnight.
Chang Zhi, Ying Chang: After the winter solstice, the sun moves northward and the days get longer. People in the Song Dynasty used to call the winter solstice the long solstice. Also known as Yingchang.
Yidong: Whenever the beginning of spring or the winter solstice approaches, ancient women would write Yichun or Yidong on their headdresses to express good luck and good luck.
A moment: a moment, a moment, all means a moment. Qu Xun: instantly, not for a while.
Stay a little: a moment, a moment.
Xie Shi: At that time.
Qianchun: refers to longevity, that is, a thousand years.
Months: January is the first yang, February is cyanosis, March is the warbler's hour, April is the sophora japonica, May is the wormwood, June is the summer season, July is the orchid autumn, August is the nangong, September is the chrysanthemum. The moon is spring in October, the Jia moon in November, and the ice moon in December.
January is the brilliant moon, February is like the moon, March is the sleeping moon, April is the clear moon, May is the bright moon, June is the bright moon, July is the cold moon, August is the laurel moon, September is the dark moon, and the tenth month is the moon. The moon is a good month, the Jia month is in November, and the Tu month is in December.
There are many folk names for months.
Four Seasons:
Spring: Yangchun, Yanyang, Shujie, Youth, Yangjie, Qingyang.
Summer: Sanxia, ??Zhuming, Jiuxia, Yanxia, ??Zhulu, Qingxia.
Autumn: Qichen, Jintian, Sanqiu, Shangjie, Sujie, Baizang.
Winter: Tranquility, winter, more than one year, nine winters, disorder, strictness.
"Noun"
Fulan: the floating mist of the mountains and forests.
Fantasy: Buddhist language. It is called the obstruction of illusion.
Bicheng: the place where immortals live.
Dyeing clothes: Monks wear black dyed clothes.
Southern smoke: The clouds move to the east, and the rain turns into wind; the clouds move to the south, and the water is rippled. The smoke here refers to the clouds, describing the coming of wind and rain.
Fusheng: refers to the short and illusory life.
Hibiscus: also known as hibiscus, hibiscus, and Chinese rose.
Langyuan and Yaotai: fairyland in mythology.
Jiuzhongtian: refers to the palace.
Qi Mo: criss-crossing roads.
Jiuqu: a road extending in all directions.
Peng Ying: refers to Penglai Wonderland.
Laurel: a plant, also known as fragrant leaf. In mythology, there is a saying about the laurel tree in the moon, so it refers to the moon and moonlight.
Toad Palace: Lunar Palace or Moon.
The Lost Sheep Road: It refers to the complicated world that leads people to go astray.
Yangzhu Road: generally refers to a fork in the road or a separate road; also known as "Yangzhu Mo".
Nine folds on the road: metaphor refers to the difficult and dangerous road.
Nanshan shortcut: refers to a convenient way to live in seclusion and seek official positions, or to take advantage of opportunities.
Residual points: residual changes.
Lai Lian Qian: Tears freely and freely.
Lanshan: The night is coming to an end.
The Dawn River is low: the Milky Way moves low when the sky is about to dawn.
Dongjun, Qingdi: God of spring.
Both lotus and hibiscus: both are aliases for lotus.
芰合: The water chestnut and the lotus.
Su Rui: The lotus that bloomed last night.
Douzaan: clustered together one after another. Describes the clustered forms of lotus flowers.
Lotus: lotus seeds.
诂: Ancient Lotus.
Qingfang, Lianfang: refers to the lotus.
Jade Pond: the good name of lotus pond.
Tearful face: a metaphor for lotus flowers after rain.
Green fans and green clouds: metaphors of lotus leaves.
Broken jejunum: describes the sound as sad. ?
Heartbroken sound: a metaphor for the sound of extreme sadness or longing. ?
Cut green and make up red: It means that a woman applies powder to her eyebrows.
Mei Qinlu: Thrush eyebrows with black.
Golden boudoir: women’s boudoir.
Liandai: Frown.
Frown eyebrows: frown.
Zanmei: frowning, expressing sadness.
Shuang Cui: double eyebrows.
Cloud bun: Women’s bun is like clouds.
Cui'e: Beauty's eyebrows.
Cry red: A woman sheds tears.
Jade: It is a metaphor that tears are like jade chopsticks.
Evening dowry: dressing up in the evening.
Jiao Bo: Beautiful eyes.
Cicada on the temples: The hair on the temples is sparse and looks like cicada wings.
Xiaoying: a metaphor for the clear and smooth singing.
Beautiful makeup: Beautiful outfit.
Luo Sheng: Ancient women's headdress, made of Luo silk. Spring onion: a metaphor for a woman’s fingers being as tender as onions.
Slim jade: a metaphor for a woman’s hands being as thin and white as jade.
Far mountains and dew lotus: It is a metaphor for a woman’s beautiful face, like a lotus flower.
Chunliu: a metaphor for graceful and light dancing.
Huixuexiu: describes a woman’s dancing posture as if snowflakes are flying.
Xiao Niang: "Southern History. "The Biography of the Liang Clan" contains: Xiao Hong was beautiful and cowardly, and was called Xiao Niang in the Northern Wei Dynasty. Later generations generally refer to beautiful and passionate women.
There is a cloud in the sky: It is the eyebrow of the distant mountain.
Mountains are green and shallow: it is a metaphor for dark eyebrows that are as light as distant mountains, that is, distant mountain eyebrows.
Eye-to-Eye Appointment: Eyes and eyebrows convey affection and understanding.
Hua Luoyi: dance clothes.
Shark silk: silk handkerchief.
Linluan: Facing the dressing mirror. Luan refers to a mirror decorated with Luan bird patterns.
Qin E: A good singer in ancient times.
Toubi: Abandon literature and embrace martial arts.
The Great Wall: refers to the generals guarding the border.
Loulan: Loulan refers to the enemy on the border, and "breaking Loulan" refers to making achievements.
Bend one’s waist: bend one’s body to serve others.
Huabi: describes an upright and upright person who suffers injustice for a just cause.
Dongli: Pastoral life or elegant sentiment after resigning and going into seclusion.
Three Paths: Where the hermit lives.
Lao Ge: farewell song.
Nanpu: Farewell place.
Guan Shanyue: School tunes, mostly about the feelings of farewell during the expedition.
The flowers in the back garden: the sound of beauty.
"文事"
Chisu: a code name for letters.
Qingluan: refers to the person who delivers letters. Yi Sheng: A person who is proficient in the principles of "Yi".
Bi formation: a metaphor for writing articles, which means that the layout of poems and essays is like a military formation. It is also a metaphor for calligraphy, saying that writing a calligraphy brush is like a line formation.
Inkstone: Inkstone. Literati relied on writing and calligraphy for a living, so they called inkstones "the field of inkstones."
Yanbo Shu: The name of the calligraphy style, that is, the version of the book. Used for issuing edicts.
Weaving willow: weaving letters made of willow wood.
Bird seal script: A type of seal script in which the strokes are replaced by bird shapes.
Chongwen: Chongshu. A kind of ancient calligraphy style.
Hebi: The weather is cold and the pen is frozen, so you can relieve it by sighing.
Cao Cang: The Cao family bookstore. Later, "Cao Cang" generally refers to the warehouse where books are stored.
Jie Pu: means to intercept Pu leaves to write.
Breaking: Refers to cutting paper.
Wax paper: also called wax paper. Waxed paper was used by calligraphers in the old days.
White Wax Ming Jing: a joking name in the Tang Dynasty for those who failed despite repeated attempts. Wax is slippery and does not stick to anything, so nothing can be done with ridicule.
Yu Jian Yan Shu: Same as "Yu Jian Yan Shu", generally refers to letters.
Yi Shu: Documents delivered via the Yi Station.