2. The four-word idiom "Bai Yang Xue Chun" about literature originally refers to a higher-level song of Chu State in the Warring States Period. Metaphor is profound but not fashionable literature and art.
Origin: Song Yu of Chu in the Warring States Period asked the king of Chu: "It was Yang A and Qiu Lu, and hundreds of people returned, but only a few dozen returned."
The original intention of not having a taste is another taste of parting sadness and hatred that others can't understand, which refers to the pain of national subjugation. After mentioning the emotional appeal and implication of literature and art, there is another touching aesthetic feeling and interest.
Source: Li Yu's "Wu Ye Article" in the Southern Tang Dynasty: "If you keep cutting, you will still be confused. That is parting from sorrow, and you will have a taste in your heart."
Second only to Qu Song Qu Song: Chu Ci writers Qu Yuan and Song Yu in the Warring States Period. Metaphor is extremely literary.
Source: Tang Du Fu's "Drunk Songs" "A gentleman has a way to the Yellow River, and a gentleman has talent to lead the Song Dynasty."
Outstanding talent: demonstrated ability. He is very talented in literature and art.
The residual paste remains fragrant: residual; Paste: grease; Fu: Aroma. Metaphor is a literary legacy left by predecessors.
Source: "New Tang Book Du Fu's Biography": "Du Fu, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, has a variety of styles, both ancient and modern. Others don't know what they are, but they are tired of it, and they have a lot of paste and incense. "
Supernatural: refers to the magical realm. Extremely superb realm. Describe the achievements of literature and art.
Source: Master Wang Yuan's "The West Chamber", the second book, has a second discount: "I didn't make any noise, but he quickly agreed. Jin Shengtan:' A really superb pen'. "
Vivid and vivid: refers to the vivid characters portrayed in good literary works; Adu: The spoken language of the Six Dynasties is this and this. Describe people with pictures or words, and you can get their spirit.
Source: Shi Shuo Xin Yu Joey by Liu Yiqing in the Southern Song Dynasty: "Gu Changkang painted people, or ignored their eyes (eyes) for several years. When people asked him why, Gu said,' Four-body beauty is not good at beauty and vivid portrayal, and it is in the middle of a blockage.' "
Ready to shout: shout, shout. Describe the portrait vividly, as if it would come out of the painting when you cry. The description of characters in general literary works is very vivid.
Source: Shi's Preface to Guo Zhong's Painting and Calligraphy: "Forgive me first, let it go out."
Glowing day by day often means that a person is making progress in morality, literature and art.
Source: Zhouyi Big Livestock: "Strong and practical, bright and new."
A talented person refers to a person with literary talent and a career relationship with words. They are both "Ye Hui literati".
A sage refers to a person who has literary talent and has a business relationship with words.
Source: Xie Lingyun's biography in Song Dynasty: "He who gets the word is also a wise man. You must be born before the spiritual luck, and you will become a Buddha after the spiritual luck. "
Break the spittoon: an ancient spittoon. Describe a high appreciation of literary works.
Source: South Liu Song Yiqing's "Shi Shuo Xin Yu Hao": "If you spit on the pot with wishful thinking, the spout will be missing."
Catkin talent means that people have outstanding literary talent. More refers to women.
Source: Liu Yiqing Southern Dynasties' Shi Shuo Xin Yu said: "Suddenly it snowed heavily, and the public readily asked:' What is snow?' Brother Hu said,' The difference between sprinkling salt and air can be simulated.' Brother and daughter said,' If catkins are not caused by the wind.' Imperial guards laughed. "
Luoyang gifted scholar originally referred to Jia Yi in the Western Han Dynasty. Generally refers to a person with literary talent.
Source: Jin's Western Expedition: "The final child is the beauty of Shandong, and Jia Sheng is the talent of Luoyang."
Skilled hands are occasionally acquired by skilled people. It is also used to describe people with profound literary attainments who occasionally get witty masterpieces out of inspiration.
Source: Song's "Article" poem: "The article is natural and rare. There are no defects in essence, so it must be artificial. "
Citizen literature is a kind of literature produced in the late feudal society to meet the needs of urban residents. Most of the content describes the life of civil society and the story of joys and sorrows, reflecting the thoughts and wishes of the civil class. Song, Yuan and Ming dialects are his representative works.
Spitoon broken spittoon: ancient spittoon. Describe a high appreciation of literary works.
Source: South Liu Song Yiqing's "Shi Shuo Xin Yu Hao": "If you spit on the pot with wishful thinking, the spout will be missing."
Holding Huai Yu Yu Yu: Mei Yu. I have jewels in my arms. Metaphor is rich in literary talent.
Xialiba people originally referred to a popular song of Chu State during the Warring States Period. Metaphor is popular literature and art.
Origin: A question from Chu Song Yu to the King of Chu during the Warring States Period: "When a guest has a song in Ying, there are' Xialiba people', and there are people who belong to Qian Qian and live in peace."
Yangchun Baixue originally refers to a high-level song of Chu State during the Warring States Period. Metaphor is profound but not fashionable literature and art.
Origin: Song Yu of Chu in the Warring States Period asked the king of Chu: "It was Yang A and Qiu Lu, and hundreds of people returned, but only a few dozen returned."
A generation of literate Sect: master. A writer admired by all people in an era. Also known as "Ci Zong", "A Master" and "Ci Zong".
The paste is fragrant, which is a metaphor for the literary heritage left by predecessors. The same as "residual ointment is still fragrant".
The paper is vividly presented on paper. Vivid description of literary works.
Source: Xue's "A Spoon of Poetry" 33: "After experiencing this, the soul of poetry will leap from the paper."
3. The four-word idiom describing a name is 1. Cherish feathers: a metaphor for human prestige. For example, I cherish my reputation and act very cautiously.
2. As the name implies, responsibility is based on the name of things, and the requirements are consistent with reality.
3. Crossing Chencangdu: Crossing; Chen Cang: The name of ancient county, in the east of Baoji City, Shaanxi Province. Metaphor is to achieve a certain goal by creating illusion. It is also a metaphor for adultery.
4. Ding Bai Lyman Ding Bai: An unknown civilian. Generally refers to vulgar people.
5. White hair is blue: the clothes of those who are not famous. They all say that they didn't achieve fame in their later years.
6. Untitled Scholar refers to a scholar who has never been famous.
7. a hundred years will last forever.
8. Worship the general, make him a general, and wait for him. In ancient times, success was described as the best official.
9. Hemiplegia: Pass "from" and obey. Originally it was a medical name, which meant that half of the body could not rotate at will. Sometimes it is a metaphor. Poetry is partly good, partly bad and not symmetrical enough.
10. There are no names on the published anonymous list. Generally refers to losing the election.
1 1. The leopard died and its skin remained in the world. Metaphor will leave a good reputation for future generations.
12. A pen as big as a rafter describes a famous article. It also refers to a famous writer.
13. fly with me: bird name. Legend has it that this bird with only one eye and one wing needs two Qi Fei. Metaphor is intimate relationship between husband and wife.
14. Renaming changed the original name.
15. hibiscus land in Bindi: the part where flowers or melons are connected with branches and stems; Lotus: another name for lotus. Two lotus flowers make a stalk. Metaphor husband and wife love each other. The two can be compared, which is also a metaphor.
16. Doctors buy donkeys. Doctors: ancient official names. The doctor bought a donkey and wrote three contracts, without a word "donkey". Ironically, writing a long article is irrelevant.
17. Bolexiang: According to legend, he was born in, with a surname, and is good at horse photography. Refers to individuals or groups that discover, recommend, train and use talents.
18. It's not bad at all. Hair: It's all ancient names for length. Ten hairs are hair and ten hairs are centimeters. The description is very subtle. The description is not bad at all.
19. Classics for nothing: refers to works that were respected as models by the ancients. It is not recorded in the classics. Later, it often means that people have no reputation or arguments are unfounded.
20. Undefined names: spoken in words; Description: To describe or describe. Words are beyond description.
2 1. Anonymous money name: possession. Not a penny. Describe extreme poverty.
22. Mo Wen Wen Da: It has a long reputation; Da: Xianda. Do not pursue fame and status.
23. Buddhism is immortal, and Buddhism is considered unchanged, which is synonymous with "permanent residence".
24. Crane Dance without Dance: Dance. A crane that can't dance. Metaphor is a person who is not worthy of the name. It is also used to ridicule people's incompetence.
25. Don't be empty: pursue. Work hard, don't pursue fame and fortune.
26. Boom, boom, boom: boom, boom; Leimen: the name of the city gate in Huiji, Zhejiang Province in ancient times. Playing cloth drums in front of the thunder gate. Showing off one's skills in front of experts.
27. Eating fishy and pecking at rot is a metaphor for pursuing fame and fortune.
28. Kuang Kuang silkworm and crab: back shell. Metaphor is real, and the two are irrelevant.
29. Famous mountains in Tibet, it is said that people hide their works in famous mountains and pass them on to like-minded people.
30. Grass hero grass: grass, grassland. In the old days, it was a famous figure among the peasants' uprising or robbers who haunted the mountains.
3 1. Even Cao knows his fame. Description is very powerful.
32. Chang 'an Road on Chang 'an Street: The name of the ancient capital is in the northwest of Xi City, Shaanxi Province. The ancient metaphor of fame and wealth.
33. It is not easy for Gu Kuang, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, to joke about Bai Juyi's name. Life in a big city is not easy to maintain.
34. Well-known pools at home and abroad: communication. Describe the reputation.
35. inchworm seeks to stretch inchworm: the name of a worm, about two or three inches long, bending and stretching. The inchworm bends to stretch its body. Metaphor is a strategy of retreating for progress.
36. Bad voices spread far, and bad reputations spread far.
37. Stinky egg: bear. The smell is unbearable. Metaphor people's reputation is very bad.
38. The smell is unbearable. Metaphor people's reputation is very bad.
39. notorious: reputation; Yang: Communication. Bad reputation spreads everywhere.
40. Everyone knows that people have a bad reputation.