1. What are the four-character words that describe "Phoenix"
1. Idiom: Phoenix comes to the ceremony
Pinyin: fèng huáng lái yí
Explanation: Yi: Rongyi. The phoenix dances with extraordinary appearance. In ancient times, it referred to auspicious signs.
Source: "Jin Wen" by Liu Zongyuan of the Tang Dynasty: "There are hundreds of beasts leading the dance, phoenixes coming to the ceremony, Yong's beauty in the change, so the people are now peaceful and not angry."
Example sentences: At the wedding banquet, everyone wishes the newlyweds a happy phoenix and a hundred years of reconciliation.
2. Idiom: phoenix dancing and dragon flying
Pinyin: fèng wǔ lóng fēi
Explanation: Describing the powerful and flexible calligraphy strokes stretch.
Source: Chapter 10 of "The Heroes of Sons and Daughters": "This calligraphy is so impressive that it is so impressive."
Sentence examples: You can see it with your eyes. Black and white are right and wrong, the words are written like phoenixes and dragons flying, the words are confused, the walking is erratic, and the people live a miserable life. Dear friends, give yourself a plan to reach another end of the world!
3. Idiom: Feng Bo Luan Piao
Pinyin: fèng bó luán piāo
Explanation: It is a metaphor for a talented person who has no ambition and is wandering.
Source: Quan Zuwang of the Qing Dynasty, "Preface to the Collection of Poems of Yingbo Shanfang": "However, the phoenix and the luan are floating, and the thorns in the bosom are filled with water."
For example, make a sentence: The phoenix boluan is floating in the twenty-nine frosts, how can you return to your hometown before you grow old? During this trip, I saw all the border crossings, but I couldn't see the heartbroken Jiangnan.
4. Idiom: Luan Piao Feng Bo
Pinyin: luán piāo fèng bó
Explanation: Piao, Bo: drifting with the current. It originally described the calligraphy style as free and elegant, but later it was used as a metaphor for a couple being separated or a writer being frustrated.
Source: Tang Dynasty Han Yu's poem "Xunji Mountain": "Ke Douquan's body is covered with sage leaves, and the luan flutters and the phoenix floats to grab the tiger and chi."
Sentence examples: The couple After ten years of separation, we are finally reunited, which is truly a great blessing in life.
5. Idiom: Jingxing Phoenix
Pinyin: jǐng xīng fèng huáng
Explanation: Legend has it that Jingxing and Phoenix can only be seen in a peaceful world. Later used to describe beautiful things or outstanding talents. Same as "Jingxing Fenghuang".
Source: Su Shi of the Song Dynasty, "Dream of Sima Xiangru Asking for Praise for Painting": "The scenery is like a phoenix, and seeing it is a favorite."
Sentence examples: Scholars admire it like a scene. Star Phoenix, rush to see it first. 2. Four-character words about Phoenix
Phoenix comes to the instrument (fèng huáng lái yí)
Explanation: Instrument: Rongyi. The phoenix dances with extraordinary appearance. In ancient times, it referred to auspicious signs.
Source: "Jin Wen" by Liu Zongyuan of the Tang Dynasty: "There are hundreds of beasts leading the dance, phoenixes coming to the ceremony, Yong's beauty in times of change, so the people are now peaceful and not angry."
Example: Since Wei came to the throne, Qilin was born, ~. Chapter 80 of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" by Luo Guanzhong of the Ming Dynasty
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Phoenix in Fly (fèng huáng yú fēi)
Explanation: Originally refers to the phoenix and the phoenix flying together. It is a metaphor for the reconciliation and love between husband and wife. Often used to wish people a happy marriage.
Source: Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty, "Preface to the Jiangnan Sending of Fu Bazhi to the General's Uncle's House and Zhu Kunji in Early Summer": "The former Sima Song Gong of Xuzhou, with a pure and clear appearance, valued the noble virtues of Fu Hou. , the wife takes her son. The phoenix flies, and Pan Yang is good, so we are in harmony."
Example: ~, the phoenix tree is Yi. Cut, cut, cut, and return with good fortune and good fortune.
Yan Zhenqing of the Tang Dynasty, "The Divine Stele of Princess Hezheng"
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Phoenix in the Palace ( fèng huáng zài nú)
Explanation: 笯: birdcage. The phoenix is ??locked in a cage. It is a metaphor that talented people cannot use retribution.
Source: "Nine Chapters Huaisha" by Qu Yuan of the Warring States Period, Chu Dynasty: "The phoenix is ??dancing, and the chickens and swans are dancing."
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Jingxing Phoenix (jǐng xīng fèng huáng)
Explanation: Legend of Taiping Only in this world can we see Jingxing and Phoenix. Later used to describe beautiful things or outstanding talents. Same as "Jingxing Fenghuang".
Source: Song Dynasty Su Shi's "Dream of Sima Xiangru Asking for Praise for Painting": "The scenery is like a phoenix, and seeing it is a favorite."
Example: Scholars admire it, such as ~, Be the first to see it first. "Xuanhe Calligraphy·Official Script Narration"
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Laoluwoli Out of the Phoenix (lǎo guā wō lǐ chū fèng huáng)
Explanation: Old Bird: crow. It is a metaphor for the emergence of outstanding people from humble circumstances.
Source: Chapter 65 of "A Dream of Red Mansions" by Cao Xueqin of the Qing Dynasty: "The third girl's mixed name is 'Rose Flower': red and fragrant, everyone loves her, but there are thorns that prick her hands. It's a pity that it was not raised by the wife, 'a phoenix emerges from an old owl's nest'"
Example: Our Ma family has not been a showman for eight generations. It is your turn to catch the seal. This is called the dung heap. A Ganoderma lucidum plant grows, ~. Yao Xueyin's "Li Zicheng" Volume 2 Chapter 2
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Crow A phoenix came out of the nest (yā wō lǐ chū fèng huáng)
Explanation: A phoenix came out of the crow's nest. It is a metaphor for poor people cultivating talented people.
Source: Volume 12 of "Wudeng Huiyuan" written by Shi Puji of the Song Dynasty: "The monk asked: 'How is it different?' Xian Duan said: 'A phoenix grows in a crow's nest.'"
Example: The old man said, who is this? He is the eldest child of Mrs. Chen’s family. Hi! ~. The second chapter of "Chen Mother teaches her son" by Guan Hanqing of the Yuan Dynasty
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Idioms
Jingxing Phoenix
Phoenix in the slumber
Phoenix in flight
Phoenix comes
Idiom: Jingxing Phoenix
Pinyin: jǐng xīng fèng huáng
Part of speech: Neutral
Structure: Joint
Explanation: It is said that the Jingxing and Phoenix can only be seen in the peaceful world. Later used to describe beautiful things or outstanding talents. Same as "Jingxing Fenghuang".
Idiom: Phoenix in the Wan
Pinyin: fèng huáng zài nú
Part of speech: derogatory
Structure: subject-predicate type
Explanation: Birdcage. The phoenix is ??locked in a cage. It is a metaphor that talented people cannot use retribution.
Source: "Nine Chapters Huaisha" by Qu Yuan of the Warring States Period, Chu Dynasty: "The phoenix is ??in the sky, and the chickens and swans are dancing.
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Idiom: Phoenix in flight
Pinyin: fèng huáng yú fēi
Part of speech: commendatory
Structure: subject-predicate type
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Explanation: This refers to the phoenix and the phoenix flying together, which is often used to wish people a happy marriage.
Source: "Early Summer in the Residence of the General" by Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty. Zhu Kunji's Preface to Fu Ba's "Jiangnan Preface": "The former Sima Song Gong of Xuzhou, with a pure and elegant appearance, valued the noble virtues of Fu Hou, and gave him his wife as his son. Phoenix flies, Pan Yang is good, this is harmony. ”
Example: ~, the phoenix tree is the support. The phoenix tree is coming, and you will return with good fortune and good fortune. Yan Zhenqing of the Tang Dynasty, "The Shinto Monument of Princess Hezheng"
Idiom: Phoenix Coming
Pinyin: fèng huáng lái yí
Part of speech: Neutral
Structure: Subject-predicate form
Explanation: Yi: Rongyi The phoenix comes to dance. , the appearance is extraordinary. In ancient times, it was an auspicious omen.
Source: "Jin Wen" by Liu Zongyuan of the Tang Dynasty: "There are hundreds of beasts dancing, and the phoenix comes to the ceremony, and the beauty of Yong is in the change, so the person is harmonious today." rather than angry. ”
Example: Since Wei came to the throne, Qilin was born, ~. Chapter 80 of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" by Luo Guanzhong of the Ming Dynasty 4. What are the four-character idioms about people with phoenixes
Is it necessary to have two characters at the same time or just one character? Both characters for "phoenix" and "phoenix" are required: Phoenix Yu Fei (Feng Huang Yu Fei, Feng Huang Yu Fei): originally refers to the phoenix and phoenix together. And fly.
Often used to wish people a happy marriage. 笯: The phoenix is ??in a cage. /p>
It is a metaphor that a talented person cannot perform retribution. Phoenix Lai Yi (Fenghuang Lai Yi): Rong Yi.
The appearance of the phoenix coming is an extraordinary sign of good fortune.
Jingxing Phoenix (Jingxing Fenghuang): It is said that only in a peaceful world can Jingxing and Phoenix be seen. It was later used to describe beautiful things or outstanding talents.
The word "phoenix" includes: Feng Yin Jiu Chu: "Jin Shu·Mu Di Ji": "In February (the fourth year of Shengping), the Phoenix brought Jiu Chu to Fengcheng. " Later, "the phoenix attracts nine chicks" was regarded as a good omen for peace in the world and social prosperity.
Hundreds of birds pay homage to the phoenix: Chao: court meeting; phoenix: phoenix, the bird king in ancient legends. In the old days, it was a metaphor for the emperor's sage. And the world is attached to it, and it is also used as a metaphor for those who are highly respected and respected.
Feng Ming Chaoyang: Chaoyang: the morning sun.
It is a metaphor for those who have great talent. Opportunities to play. Phoenix: Phoenix, the legendary king of birds; Yi: Appearance.
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The phoenix chirps in the morning sun, which is a metaphor for those with great talents.
The dragon leaps and the phoenix cries. It is a metaphor for outstanding talents.
Feng Ming Lin Chu: Phoenix sings and Qilin appears.
Inverted Phoenix: Refers to the pattern on the fabric. Pattern.
It is also a metaphor for the sexual behavior between men and women. Carving dragons and phoenixes to represent dragon postures: describing handsome appearance. Phoenix boluan drifting: originally describing the free and elegant calligraphy style, later it is a metaphor for couples being separated or separated. The literati is frustrated. Crossing the phoenix and riding the dragon: a metaphor for forming a couple or becoming immortals. An Ti Feng: It is a metaphor for visiting a couple who does not meet a couple. It refers to a man and a woman who love each other as harmoniously as a Luan and a Phoenix. Luan Dian Feng Dao: refers to a man and a woman who are happy together and the colorful phoenix follows the crow. It is a metaphor for a woman marrying someone who is not good enough for her talent and appearance. Chaoyang Danfeng (Danfeng Chaoyang): a metaphor for finding talented people.
Hunting for phoenixes and fishing for dragons: Phoenix and dragon: here refers to searching for and finding rare talents.
The metaphor is out of order and is used in old novels to describe sexual intercourse between men and women.
Feng Mi Luan 吪 (é): Mi: refers to the death of the phoenix; 吪: refers to the death of the Luan. A metaphor for death.
In the old days, elegies were often used. Fengguanxiapei (pèi): In the old days, wealthy women wore attire when they got married to show their glory.
Also refers to the dress of an official’s wife. Fulong and Phoenix: Fulong: (Wolong) Zhuge Kongming.
Feng Chu: Pang Shiyuan. Both of them were famous strategists and military strategists during the late Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms period.
It refers to a person with higher knowledge and ability who is hidden but not yet revealed. Fengfeojimei: In the old days, it was a metaphor for the father to be an official, and the son to inherit the father's business.
Phoenix feathers and unicorn horns: phoenix feathers and unicorn horns. A metaphor for precious and rare people or things.
Phoenix and owl live in the same nest: Feng: phoenix, a symbol of auspiciousness; owl: a symbol of evil birds. The divine bird and the evil bird are in the same nest.
It is a metaphor that good and bad are mixed together without distinction. Turtle, Dragon, Linfeng: Four animals that are traditionally used to symbolize longevity, nobility and good luck.
It is a metaphor for a person who is in a high position and has great influence all over the world. Jiuji Fengchi: a metaphor for mediocre people occupying important positions.
Linfeng Yimao: A metaphor for collecting all the good things, no matter how big or small. Dragon liver and phoenix marrow (dragon liver and phoenix brain, dragon liver and phoenix gallbladder): a metaphor for extremely rare and precious food.
Li Luan Farewell Phoenix: a metaphor for separation of husband and wife. Luan Gufengzhi (? Gufengzhi): It is a metaphor for the separation of husband and wife.
It is also a metaphor for a person who has lost his spouse and lives alone. Linjiaofengjing: distance: the bird's feet.
The horns of the unicorn, the claws of the phoenix. It is a metaphor for precious things that are kept but not used.
Lin, Phoenix, Turtle and Dragon: These four divine animals symbolize good omens. Metaphor for rare and precious things.
It also refers to a person of noble character and respected by others. Lin Jiao Feng Gou: Gou: beak.
The horns of the unicorn, the mouth of the phoenix. A metaphor for rare and valuable things.
Luan Xiang Feng Zhu: Xiang: hovering and flying; Zhu: fly high. It is a metaphor for the flying and stretching of calligraphy strokes.
Dragon horse and phoenix chick: a metaphor for a handsome young man. Often used as a compliment.
Long Zhang Feng Zi: Zhang: Literary talent. The literary talent of a dragon and the appearance of a phoenix.
Metaphor of outstanding style. Dragon and phoenix present auspiciousness: refers to auspicious things.
Luan and phoenix singing in harmony: a metaphor for a husband and wife loving each other. In the old days, it was often used to wish people newly married.
Luan makes friends with phoenix: It is a metaphor for making friends with outstanding people or marrying talented and beautiful people. Dragons flying and phoenixes dancing: originally described the winding and majestic mountains, but later also described the powerful and flexible calligraphy strokes.
Dragon and Phoenix: Like a dragon coiling, like a phoenix hiding deep. It is a metaphor for having talent but no one appreciates it.
Climb the dragon and attach yourself to the phoenix: refers to fawning over powerful people in order to gain wealth. Pao Feng Pan Long (Pao Long Pan Feng): Boil: Boil; Pao: Burn.
Describes dishes that are extremely rich and rare. Qi Feng Teng Jiao (Teng Jiao Qi Feng): Jiao: dragon; Feng: Phoenix.
Like a dragon leaping or a phoenix dancing. To describe a person who is very literary: Peng Long Pao Feng (Peng Long Pao Feng, Peng Long Pao Feng, Peng Long Pao Feng): Cook: boil; Pao: burn.
Describes dishes that are extremely rich and rare. Xianglin and Mighty Phoenix: Qilin and Phoenix are auspicious animals in ancient legends and can only be seen in peaceful and prosperous times.
The latter metaphor is a very rare talent. Pull the dragon and attach the phoenix: It means to rely on the dragon and phoenix to rise into the sky.
Riding a dragon and matching a phoenix: a metaphor for finding a good partner and forming a good relationship. Chufeng Qingsheng: Chufeng: a metaphor for outstanding children; Qingsheng: the sound of Qingyue.
It is a metaphor that future generations will be more talented. To catch the phoenix and to catch the dragon: also known as "to catch the phoenix and to catch the dragon".
① It means arranging a trap to make a powerful opponent fall into the trap. ② Yu tries to find suitable candidates.
Fei Luan and Xiang Feng: a handsome and talented person. Dividing hairpins and splitting phoenixes: a metaphor for separation between husband and wife.
Same as "breaking the hairpin and breaking the belt". Feng Cai Luan Chapter: describes the gorgeous literary talent of poetry.
Fengchouluuanyuan: a metaphor for the sorrow and resentment between husband and wife due to longing. Feng Chu Lin Zi: a metaphor for the descendants of nobles or the sons of good people.
Climbing the dragon and attaching the phoenix (climbing the dragon and attaching the phoenix): Han Yangxiong's "Fayan·Yuanqian": "Climb the dragon scales and attach the phoenix wings.
" Later, "phoenix attached to dragon and climbed" means to rely on the emperor and dignitaries to make achievements.
Fenggeluanwu: the singing and dancing of divine birds. A metaphor for beautiful singing and dancing.
Phoenix bones and dragon posture: describe the extraordinary Feng Guan Luan Sheng (Feng Guan Luan Xiao): a good name for the joy of Sheng and Xiao.
Feng Kuang Long Cai: describes a irritable mood and mental disorder. Feng Lou Long Que: describes a gorgeous person. Palace tower.
Phoenix feathers, chicken courage. A metaphor for appearing brave but actually being cowardly.
Phoenix feathers and dragon scales. . Metaphor for precious things.
Luan and phoenix cannot eat anything other than bamboo. Metaphor for high position or imperial position.