Idiom: mountains and mountains
Pronunciation: chóng shān jùn lǐng
Interpretation: worship: high; Jun: This mountain is high and steep. Tall and steep mountains.
Said by: Preface to the Lanting Pavilion by Wang Jinxi: "There are mountains here, and there are bamboos in Maolin."
Sentence: Tang Ao was fascinated by the famous flowers mentioned by the dream god. Whenever there are mountains, he will look up at the shore. (Li Qingru's "Jing Hua Yuan" is the eighth time)
Use: combined; As subject, object and attribute; Describe a high and steep mountain.
Synonym: Mountain after mountain.
Antonym: Ma Pingchuan.
Idiom: depravity
Pronunciation: Fang Longxiang
Interpretation: wild: debauchery; Skull: human body. Refers to the behavior that is not bound by secular etiquette.
From: Wang Jinxi's Preface to Lanting Collection: "Or because of entrustment, let loose."
Sentence: only bring treasure? Together, he can forget his identity, degenerate, and realize the true interest of "people are expensive and comfortable". (Levin's Jade Bead Curtain, Volume 1)
Usage: verb-object type; As predicate and attribute; Describe debauchery.
Synonyms: Bohemia and Charming.
Antonym: obey the rules and behave politely.
Idiom: emotional department
Pronunciation: g m:n k m:I x zh: and
Interpretation: feeling: feeling; Lament: lament; Department: connection. I felt something and sighed.
From: Liu Han Zhen's poem "Giving Five Senses to a Corps Commander": "Autumn is so sad, I feel sad." Wang Jinxi's Preface to Lanting: "I hate it, and my feelings move with the times."
Usage: subject-predicate type; As predicate and object; Used of human emotions.
Synonym: full of emotion
Antonym: indifference
Idiom: Hui Feng and Chang.
Pronunciation: huf ng héchàng
Interpretation: Hui: soft; And: gentle; Chang: Yes. The soft wind makes people feel warm and comfortable.
From: Preface to the Orchid Pavilion by Wang Jinxi: "It's a sunny day, with high sky and light clouds and beautiful wind."
Idiom: Maolin Xiuzhu
Pronunciation: mào lín Xi Zhu
Interpretation: repair: length. Dense and tall Woods and bamboo forests.
Said by: Preface to the Lanting Pavilion by Wang Jinxi: "There are mountains here, and there are bamboos in Maolin."
Sentence: Just after crossing the winding water of the small bridge, I saw some Maolin xiuzhu. (Li Qing Ruzhen's "Mirror Flower Edge" seventy-two times)
Usage: Just after crossing the small bridge, the flowing water bends, so read more. ◎ Li Qing Ruzhen's "Mirror Flower Edge" seventy-two times
Idiom: Love keeps pace with the times.
Pronunciation: Qing suísh qiān
Interpretation: The situation has changed, and so have thoughts and feelings.
From: Wang Jinxi's Preface to Lanting Collection: "Love moves with the times, so does love."
Sentence: I probably took it with me later, but with the changes of the times, it was gone.