1, Chunlan Qiuju
Interpretation of idioms: bluegrass in spring and chrysanthemum in autumn have their own unique and beautiful charms in different seasons. Metaphors have their own specialties.
Pronunciation: chūn lán qi ju
Source: Master Tang Shi Guan's Harmony with Acoustics Master Wang Qi: Chunlan Qiuju, at different times.
Interpretation of vernacular: bluegrass in spring and chrysanthemum in autumn have their own unique and beautiful charms in different seasons.
2, chrysanthemum old lotus withered?
Idiom explanation: Chrysanthemum withers, lotus withers. Metaphor means that women look old.
Pronunciation: jú l m: o hé k
Source: Cai Qianjin Record Bulletin: I spent several years in autumn.
Vernacular interpretation: Chrysanthemum withers, lotus withers, and it has been several autumn months.
3, holding a seal chrysanthemum
Idiom explanation: Describe the interest of eating crabs and watching chrysanthemums.
Pronunciation: cháo fēng jú
Source: The Biography of Jin Shu Hua Tuo in Tang Dynasty: Holding a glass in your right hand and a crab claw in your left hand, you can pat it in a floating wine pool for a lifetime.
Vernacular interpretation: Holding a glass in your right hand and a crab claw in your left hand, floating in a wine pool, this life is enough.
Extended data
Synonym of Chunlan Qiuju: each has its own advantages and disadvantages.
1, each has its own merits.
Pronunciation: gè yǒu qiān qi
Commentary: Qian Qiu: A thousand years, which lasted for a long time. Each has its own value. Metaphorically speaking, everyone has his own strengths and characteristics.
Source: Three poems by Han Liling and Su Wu: "Jiahui does not meet, three years is a thousand years."
Interpretation of the vernacular: Jiahui is hard to meet again, and three years is a thousand years.
2, each has its own strengths.
Pronunciation: gèyǒu Suu cháng
Explanation: length: strength, advantage. Each has its own strengths and advantages. Generally speaking, it refers to talents.
Source: Guanzi Situation Solution by Guan Zhong in the Spring and Autumn Period: "Chaos owners don't know that things have their own advantages and disadvantages."
Vernacular interpretation: A bad king doesn't know the pros and cons of things.