A moth's eyebrows are drooping with curved eyebrows and a square forehead. Describe the beauty of a woman's appearance
A moth threw herself into the fire, which is a metaphor for self-destruction
A lamp moth threw herself into the fire, which is a metaphor for her death.
moth eyebrows with white teeth: curved and long eyebrows like tentacles of silkworm moths. Slender eyebrows and white teeth. Describe the beauty of a woman.
moths go to the fire like moths to the fire. Metaphor is asking for a dead end and self-destruction.
A moth throws a fire like a moth. Metaphor is asking for a dead end and self-destruction.
White-toothed moth with bright eyebrows: white appearance; Moth eyebrow: a woman's slender and beautiful eyebrows. White teeth and beautiful eyebrows. Describe a woman's dignified and beautiful appearance, also known as a beauty.
A cicada is a kind of cicada. A cicada's head: the amount is wide and square; Moth eyebrow: The eyebrow is thin and long. Broad forehead, curved eyebrows. Describe the beauty of a woman.
brush the moth's eyebrows lightly. Refers to women's elegant makeup.
moths go to the flame to see "moths go to the fire".
moths go to the candle to see "moths go to the fire". 2. Goose in the fourth word
Huang Ting for Goose
Wang Xizhi was a great calligrapher in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. He once worked as a general of the right army and collected civil history and other official positions, so some people called him Wang Youjun. In 355 A.D., Wang Xizhi resigned from his official position because of disagreement with Wang Shu, then a historian in Yangzhou, and settled in Shanyin, Huiji (now Shaoxing, Zhejiang).
There is a Taoist temple named Xuanmiao Temple in Tanniang Village, Shanyin, and there is a Taoist named Lu Jingxiu in the temple. He admired Wang Xizhi's reputation very early and wanted to ask Wang Xizhi to copy a copy of Huang Tingjing for Guanli. However, he knows that he has always had nothing to do with Wang Xizhi. How can he ask for it rashly?
So, Lu Jingxiu tried his best to find out what Wang Xizhi likes, so as to appeal to his liking and achieve the purpose of inviting Wang Xizhi to write classics. Once, he learned from an old woman that Wang Xizhi was addicted to geese, especially white geese. So, he bought a large group of white geese with white feathers and kept them in a small stream that Wang Xizhi often passed by, waiting for the opportunity.
one day, Wang Xizhi passed by the stream and saw a large group of white geese in the stream, and he was so fascinated. He lingered by the stream and asked,
"Whose geese are these? Do you want to sell them?"
He was told that these geese were raised by Taoist Lu, a mysterious Taoist. Wang Xizhi went to the mysterious temple, found Lu Jingxiu and asked,
"Did you raise the white goose in the stream? Can you sell it to me? "
Lu Jingxiu pretended to be embarrassed and said, "These geese are kept in Guanli, but the things in Guanli have never been sold."
"I really like these geese. I have some extra money. Please sell it to me!" Wang Xizhi said earnestly.
Lu Jingxiu took the opportunity to say, "Selling is definitely not selling. However, if you Jun's adult can copy a copy of Huang Ting Jing for Guanli, then I will give all these geese to adults! "
Wang Xizhi, bent on getting these big white geese, agreed to Lu Jingxiu's request. So, Lu Jingxiu prepared pen and ink, and in less than half a day, Wang Xizhi copied a copy of Huang Tingjing.
Wang Xizhi wrote Huang Tingjing in block letters, and the font is vigorous and powerful, which makes people fondle it. Lu Jingxiu was so happy that he asked the little Taoist to put the goose in several cages and gave it to Wang Xizhi. Wang Xizhi was so happy that he wrote a cursive word "goose" on the beach by the stream again, and then he left.
Lu Jingxiu saw that the word "Goose" written on the beach was as vertical as Youlong and as horizontal as a phoenix dance. It was really wonderful. He immediately asked the little Taoist priest to fetch a large piece of tissue paper, prostrate himself on the ground and draw the word "Goose" with a pen. Then he invited a stonemason to carve the word "goose" on the stone tablet for people to visit.
Up to now, Wang Xizhi's "Goose" tablet stands in front of a pond in Lanting Scenic Area in Shaoxing, Zhejiang Province, which is called "Goose Pond".
Later, the allusion of "Huang Ting for Goose" was used to refer to the exchange of one's talents and stunts for something one loves; Or to praise the beauty of calligraphy. (Shan Erqi)
"Jin Zhong Xing Shu" 3. Idioms with the word E
the Goddess Chang'e flying to the moon Chang 'e: Moon Palace Fairy; Ben: invest.
Chang 'e threw herself at the moon. It is said that E Huang and Nv Ying are Yao's two daughters, both of whom are married to Shun.
In the old days, sisters served the same husband. White teeth and eyebrows: white appearance.
white teeth and beautiful eyebrows. Describe a woman's dignified and beautiful appearance.
Qingnv Su E Qingnv: the legendary god of frost and snow in Fuzhou; Su E: Another name for the legendary Chang 'e. Describe the fairy beauty in the sky.
Chang 'e in the Moon Temple: A fairy in the Moon Palace in mythology. According to legend, she is the wife of Hou Yi and went to the Moon Palace for stealing immortal medicine. Fairy in the moon.
It is a metaphor for a beautiful woman. Chang 'e in the Jade Temple is a metaphor for a beautiful woman.
Chang 'e in the Moon: A fairy in the Moon Palace. According to legend, she is the wife of Hou Yi and went to the Moon Palace for stealing immortal medicine. Metaphor charming beauty.