The source of the poem about the shy flower closing the moon and sinking the fish and the geese

The shy flower closes the moon, also known as the closed moon and shy flower

From: The fourth chapter of Yuan Ziyi's "Wandering into the Peach Garden": "Inciting this heart of teasing the clouds and driving the rain, I think of that The moon is closed and the flowers are shy, and they are like swallows wandering around the red gate in search of their nests."

Sinking fish and falling geese

From: "Zhuangzi·Equality of Things": "Mao Qiang and Li Ji are the best among people." It’s so beautiful: the fish sees the depth, the bird sees the soaring, the elk sees the suddenness, which of the four knows the true color of the world?”

Embarrassed flowers close the moon, pronunciation: [ xiū huā bì yuè ]

Definition: closed: hidden. Make the moon hide and make the flowers ashamed. Describes the beauty of a woman

深 fish and geese, pronunciation: [ chén yú luò yàn ]

Interpretation: When fish see it, they sink to the bottom of the water, and when geese see it, they land on the sandbank.

Describing a woman’s beauty

Synonyms: overwhelming the country, beautiful and fragrant, beautiful and beautiful

Antonyms: seemingly without salt, gray and earthy, clumsy and ugly

Related characters:

"Sinking fish and falling wild goose, closing moon and shying flowers" refers to the "Four Beauties" in ancient China

Sinking fish-Xi Shi

Luoyan-Wang Zhaojun

Closing Moon—Diao Chan

Shameful Flower—Yang Yuhuan