The Goddess Chang'e flying to the moon's poetic idiom 1. The Goddess Chang'e flying to the moon's ancient poems
Li Shangyin Chang 'e
The mica screen has a deep candlelight shadow.
The long river gradually falls and the stars sink.
Chang 'e should regret stealing the elixir of life,
Blue sea, clear sky, night heart.
Shuang Li Yue Shang Yin
Just beginning to hear the chirping of the southern geese, the chirping of cicadas has disappeared, and I climbed to the top, looking as far as I can, and the water is natural.
The frost goddess and the moon are not afraid of the cold, and they are more beautiful and pure in the cold and frost recreation.
Yan Shu in Mid-Autumn Festival
Ten rounds of frost shadows turn to court, and tonight is a lonely corner.
Su E may have no regrets, but Yuchan is lonely and lonely.
Tianzhu Temple Devil Piri Show August 15th night.
Yu Xing got off the moon wheel and picked up the dew in front of the temple.
So far, the sky doesn't exist, but Chang 'e should be thrown to people.
Nian Nujiao. Mid-Autumn Festival to the Moon
Wen Zhiming
Sweet-scented osmanthus floating jade, flowers all over the street in the first month, and the night is as cool as washing.
The wind is full of eyebrows and cold, and people are in the Crystal Palace.
The dragon is dying, the view is awkward, and the song is boiling.
First frost is everywhere. I want to fly over the colorful clouds.
I remember last evening, wine kiosks and light moon clouds came and went.
Qiu Guang, thousands of miles away, did it in the blink of an eye yesterday.
The bluebird comes from the west, and Chang 'e reports my courtesy.
Send a message, don't be afraid of Shen Zui.
2. Idioms related to Chang 'e
First, idioms related to Chang 'e:
Moon Chang 'e, Guanghan fairy, blue sea and blue sky, the Goddess Chang'e flying to the moon goddess, young woman Su E.
Second, analysis:
1, Chang 'e on the moon
Interpretation of Chang 'e: The fairy in the mythical Moon Palace is said to be the wife of Hou Yi, who went to the Moon Palace for stealing fairy medicine. Metaphor charming beauty.
The source "Huainanzi Lan Mingxun": "You asked the Queen Mother of the West for the fairy medicine, and Heng E stole it to the Moon Palace."
2. Guanghan fairy
Interpretation of Guanghan Palace: namely Guanghan Palace, the legendary fairy palace on the moon. The Fairy in Guanghan Palace-Chang 'e.
Source Yuan Gaoming's "Pipa Story Miss Niu Appreciates the Moon": "The ring is wet, like flying under the moon. That's even more, the fragrance is clear and the jade arm is clear, and the Guanghan fairy is also comparable. "
3. Blue sea and blue sky
The original explanation is to describe the loneliness and desolation of Chang 'e when she looks at the vast blue sea and blue sky at night in Guanghan Palace. After the metaphor of women's loyalty to love.
Source 1, Chang 'e comes from Tang Shangyin: "Chang 'e should regret stealing the elixir, the sky is high and the clouds are light and the night is long. "
4. the Goddess Chang'e flying to the moon
Interpretation of Chang 'e: Moon Palace Fairy; Ben: Investment. Chang 'e pounced on the moon.
The myth and legend about Chang 'e can be found in the ancient book Gui Zang from Shang Dynasty to Warring States Period, among which it can be interpreted as husband and wife through the comparison of divinatory symbols. The annotation Huai Nan Zi by Gao You in the Eastern Han Dynasty clearly pointed out that Chang 'e was the wife of Hou Yi. Hou Yi's wife, Heng E, changed her name to Chang 'e, because the Han people avoided the taboo of the then emperor Liu Heng.
5. Young woman Su E
Explain the girl in green: the legendary god of frost and snow in Fuzhou; Su E: Another name for the legendary Chang 'e. Describe the fairy-like beauty in the sky.
Tang Shangyin's poem "Frost Moon" said: "Su E, a young woman, is cold-resistant and fights frost in the middle of the month."
For example, his looks and talents are even worse. Couples are really rare, but Su E, a young woman, can be regarded as one or two. ★ Cao Qingxue Qin's Dream of Red Mansions (back to 97)
III. Introduction:
Chang 'e is the daughter of Di Ku (Emperor Jun), one of the three emperors and five emperors in ancient times, and the wife of Hou Yi (Yi Yi). She is called Heng E because of her extraordinary beauty. She was renamed Chang 'e and Chang 'e in the Western Han Dynasty to avoid the taboo of China Emperor Liu Heng. It is said that Chang 'e and Hou Yi started monogamy. In order to commemorate them, later generations interpreted the story of the Goddess Chang'e flying to the moon, and many folk legends, poems and songs were circulated. In myths and legends, Chang 'e went to the moon to become immortal and lived in the Guanghan Palace above the moon because she stole the elixir of life obtained by the Queen Mother of the West. Before the Eastern Han Dynasty, there was no data showing that Chang 'e and Hou Yi were husband and wife. It was not until Gaoyou annotated Huai Nan Zi that Chang 'e was the wife of Hou Yi.
3. Ancient poems about the Goddess Chang'e flying to the moon
"Chang 'e" Author: Li Shangyin mica screen candle shadow is deep, the long river gradually falls and the stars sink.
Chang 'e should regret stealing the elixir, blue sky and clear night heart "With Feng Zhongyun Fairy E Peak" Author: Wang Yucheng's bear ears are like bears out of the threshold, and the fairy posture is lonely and beautiful. The intellectual is poor, and the fossil beauty is beautiful.
Put on neon, and the canopy on the horizon will be cut. If you don't smile on the moon, there should be no traces of stealing drugs through the ages.
"Wine asks the moon" Author: When will the moon come in Li Bai's blue sky? I stopped my glass and asked now.
Can't climb the bright moon. The moon walks with people.
As bright as a flying mirror, I am in Danque. All the green smoke has gone out.
But looking at the night from the sea. I'd rather know if I'm going to the cloud.
The white rabbit plays medicine in autumn and comes back to life in spring. Who does Chang 'e live alone with?
Today, people can't see the ancient moon. This month, I took photos of the ancients.
The ancients are like running water today. * * * Look at the bright moon.
I just hope that when this song is suitable for drinking. The moonlight shines in the golden bottle.
Legend: Chang 'e, a figure in ancient Han mythology in China, is the daughter of Di Ku, one of the three emperors and five emperors in ancient times, and the wife of Hou Yi. Her beauty is extraordinary. Formerly known as Heng E, Liu Heng was taboo in the Western Han Dynasty and renamed Chang 'e and Chang 'e.
Some people call it Chun Hu, and his name is Li E ... In myth, she lived in the Moon Palace because she stole the elixir of the Queen Mother of the West.
Before the Eastern Han Dynasty, there was no data showing that Chang 'e and Hou Yi were husband and wife. It was not until Gaoyou annotated Huai Nan Zi that Chang 'e was the wife of Hou Yi. It is said that Chang 'e and Da Yi started monogamy, and later generations interpreted the story of Chang 'e flying in memory of them. There are many legends, poems and songs among the Han people.
In Taoism, Chang 'e is the moon god, also known as the king of the moon and stars. Taoism regards the moon as the essence of yin, and is honored as Huang Huasu, the fairy queen of Yuan Zhen, or Taiyin Emperor of the Moon Palace who is filial to wise kings, and is a female idol. There is a saying in "Lu's Spring and Autumn Annals" that don't bow your head. On behalf of Bi Yuan, it said: "Shang Yang is Chang Yi, and the ancient reading of' Yi' is' He', so there is a frivolous saying in later generations.
Another view is that "Heng E" was originally written as "Heng 'e", that is, Chang in the Xi Jing of Shan Hai Jing.