Fairy, xiān gū female fairy witch; Female warlock; Fairy bridge, a female magician, basically explains one of the scenic spots xiān rén qiáo Mountain, Zhejiang Province.
On the back of Xianting Mountain near Caijialing in Yandang, two cliffs face each other, and a stone bridge is placed across it, about 1 meters long and 2 meters wide. It is said that Prince Jin, the king of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, rode a crane and played flute here, which was later called "Xianren Bridge". Ming Zhanglun has the poem "Fairy Bridge".
it is also called "Xianqiao" in the province. Ming Zhu Jian's poem "Xianqiao": "Xianqiao is only in Yun Shenchu, and there is no media to ask Danti."
cactus, a kind of cactus basically explained by xiān rén qiú, is also called immortal boxing. It is a perennial plant.
The stems are spherical or oval, fleshy, with longitudinal edges and clustered thorns on the edges, and the flowers are large, red or white for viewing. See "cactus"
English translation 1. A kind of cactus (with global or elliptic stems) immortal way, basic explanation of Xi ā n à o (1). It is called the way to become immortal. Jin Gan Bao's "Searching for the Gods" Volume 1: "Those who follow will never return, and they will all get the immortal road."
Volume 18 of the Seven Signs of the Clouds: "All clans get immortal ways and ascend to heaven in the daytime." Volume 93 of "Seven Signs of Clouds": "Beyond the trace of dust, I live on the surface of the real thing, thinking about the Tao, doing nothing, and being close to the fairy road."
Yuan Shizhang's "Dream of Zhuang Zhou" is the fourth fold: "If you have any more common feelings, you will be punished to the lower side, and you will never lose the immortal way." (2) refers to those who cultivate immortality and gain enlightenment.
Ke Ling's Xiang Xue Hai gives life to characters: "Like the legendary immortal way of cultivation,' take the essence of the sun and the moon, and clock the aura of heaven and earth.' "Agrimonia pilosa, xi ā n hè c m: o basic explanation of plant names.
it's also called agrimony. Perennial herb with pinnately compound leaves and small yellow flowers.
The stems and leaves can be used as medicine to stop bleeding. English translation 1.hairyvein agrimony; Agrimonia pilosa Xianxialing, xiān xiá lǐng is basically explained in the southwest of Zhejiang Province, stretching across the borders of Zhejiang, Fujian and Jiangxi.
Wuyi Mountain in the southwest and Tiantai Mountain in the northeast are the watershed of Qiantang River, Oujiang River and Minjiang River. The main peak is in the south of Longquan County.
the mountain with the same name is in the south of Jiangshan county. There is Xianxiaguan at the southern end, which is the main traffic artery between Zhejiang and Fujian.
Qing Kong Shangren's Peach Blossom Fan Entering the Tao: "All right, all right, I, Ruan Dacheng, walked through this Xianxialing, and it was the first achievement." "Peach Blossom Fan Entering the Tao" by Kong Shangren in Qing Dynasty: "I just dreamed that Ma Shiying was struck by lightning and died in the mountains of Taizhou, and Ruan Dacheng fell to death on Xianxialing."
Zhu De's poem "Feeling through the West of Fujian" says: "Cross Xianxialing and climb Tiantai Mountain early." Fairy stove, xi ā n à o Basic explanation refers to the stove where immortals learn to make an alchemist.
The poem "The Night Light" written by Tang Wang suddenly says: "At first, it was said that an alchemist was in the kitchen, but it was also suspected that a sword was cast in the stream." Fairy cave, Xi ā n ré n dê ng basically explains the name of the cave.
One of the scenic spots of Lushan Mountain in Jiangxi Province, in the northwest of Guling Mountain, is a natural cave on the cliff. There is a "bergamot rock" stone carving at the mouth of the cave, which was carved in the third year of the Southern Song Dynasty.
The cave is about three feet deep and can accommodate 1 people. After Jiaqing in the Qing Dynasty, the cave was presided over by Taoist priests, and it was changed to worship Lv Dongbin, and Lv Dongbin was regarded as an immortal worshipped by Taoism, so it was called "immortal cave".
there are thousands of hanging walls under the rock, and the scenery is dangerous. Refer to Zhou Luanshu's History of Lushan Mountain.
cactus, xiān rén zhǎng m: ng alias overlord tree. It is the whole plant of cactus.
cranes are distributed in all parts of southern China, which are wild or cultivated. The basic explanation of xiān hè (1). Cranes ridden and raised by immortals in myths and legends. Tang Wangbo's "Preface to Returning to Beiluo, Jizhou": "Binhong is warm, flying alone in Wan Li; The crane follows the clouds and goes straight to the Millennium. "
The ancient and modern novel Zhang Gugu planted melons and married literate women: "Zhang Gong said," Let's call two cranes with one stroke. Shen Gong and Zhang Gu each took a white crane and flew away. "
see "fairy birds". (2). Bird name.
also called white crane. "Surprise at the Second Moment", Volume 5: "When a man meets a thief, he knows when a crane meets a snake hole."
Qing Gong Zizhen wrote in Ying Tianchang: "The mountain monk allowed me to move the tea stove, so I don't have to turn off the crane newspaper." Ba Jin's Exploration Collection Visiting Hiroshima: "I took a small crane made of blue cardboard and put it in my bag and brought it back to China, but today I can't find it."
English translation 1. Fairy 1.red-crowned crane, a young fairy. Also known as "fairy" fairy spectrum, xiān pǔ incarnation basically explains the spectrum and roster of immortals.
The poem "Li Chu Shi, a piano player for Mount Emei" written by Wei Zhuang in the former Shu Dynasty reads: "Sing a piano song for you, and make a name for me." Xianhang, xiān háng basically explains the ship that the immortal took.
Xu Zhimo's poem "Siberia": "It's just this day-it's not an ordinary cheerful day: look, it's a brisk fairy flight in the blue sky." Fairy chef, xiān chú basically explains the reputation of the royal chef.
Tang Liu Yuxi's "Thank you again for Wu Zhongcheng's new tea table": "The medicine stone of primary ginseng, fragrant and fragrant pepper orchid, comes from the fairy kitchen and is awarded to the private room." Fairy Hill Pavilion, xiān shān lóu gé Detailed explanation of words and expressions Xi ā n sh ā n ló u gé ㄒㄧㄢㄕㄢㄌㄡㄡㄡㄜˊ Fairy Hill Pavilion (Fairy Hill Pavilion) "Historical Records and Zen Book"
Those who live in these three sacred mountains are rich in the vast sea ... Those who taste the best, the immortals and the immortal medicine are all there. Its animals and animals are all white, while gold and silver are palace palaces.
before it arrives, it looks like a cloud; And to, the three gods mountain live underwater. When you are near, the wind will lead you, and you will never reach the clouds. "
Tang Bai Juyi's Song of Eternal Sorrow: "and then he heard accounts of an enchanted isle at sea, a part of the intangible and incorporeal world. With pavilions and fine towers in the five-coloured air, and of exquisite immortals moving to and fro. "
Later, the fairyland where immortals lived was called "a castle on the fairy mountain". It is often used to describe a strange or fantastic realm or scene.
No.268 of Gong Zizhen's Ji Hai Miscellaneous Poems in Qing Dynasty: "A castle in a fairy mountain is a common thing, and it is a good time to be born in 1 robberies." Kang Youwei's "Preface to Poems in a Lonely Land": "The profundity and beauty of poems, and the creation of exotic places, such as visiting islands, pavilions on fairy mountains and cranes with precious flowers, are nothing more than exotic."
Lu Xun's "Shout for Social Play": "Looking back, the stage is in the light of lights, but it is as vague as a castle in a fairy mountain, covered with hongxia." Also known as "Fairy Mountain Qiongge".
Joan, Meiyu. * * * "Nian Nujiao Bird Q&A" words: "Excuse me, where are you going? Queer replied: There is a fairy mountain Qiongge. "
Fairy world, xiān jiè fairy land is immortal, Xi ā n à n basic explanation (1). Fairy feather refers to phoenix. The Book of Beginners (Volume 3) quotes Tang Taizong's "Feng Fu": "Xian Han bends and relaxes, and the spiritual sound is destroyed and restored."
Qing liquan's "List of Things, Birds on the Phoenix": "Emperor Taizong's poem" Immortal Han bowed and returned. 2. Idioms at the beginning of immortal words
1. Immortal style is like saying immortal style. Immortal demeanor, Taoist spirit. Describe people's character and look different.
2. Sage of character: spirit. Immortal demeanor, Taoist spirit. Describe people's character and look different.
3. The spirit of the immortal wind is still like the spirit of the immortal wind. Immortal demeanor, Taoist spirit. Describe people's character and look different.
4. Being immortal is like being on cloud nine.
5. Fairy dew pearl is a metaphor for people's charm and beauty. It also describes calligraphy as elegant and mellow.
6. The fairy mountain pavilion refers to the fairyland where immortals live. It is often used to describe a strange or fantastic realm or scene.
7. Fairy Mountain Qiongge Fairy Mountain: refers to Penglai, Abbot and Yingzhou; Qiongge: A beautiful pavilion. The legendary place where immortals live. Now it is also a metaphor for an illusory and wonderful fantasy.
8. Fairy liquid and nectar refer to fine wine.
9. The appearance of the fairy is lost, and the appearance is elegant. Describe a woman's excellent appearance. Hey, pass the "escape".
1. Fairy appearance and jade appearance describe the beauty of women's posture and appearance.
11. The fairy posture and jade color describe the beauty of a woman's posture.
12. Fairy posture and jade describe delicate appearance and noble character. 3. the idiom
at the beginning of the word "immortal" is still like saying "immortal".
the demeanor of a fairy and the spirit of a Taoist priest. Describe people's character and look different.
sage like type: spirit. Immortal demeanor, Taoist spirit.
describe people's character and look different. Immortal spirit is still immortal.
the demeanor of a fairy and the spirit of a Taoist priest. Describe people's character and look different.
Being immortal is like being on cloud nine. Fairy dew pearl is a metaphor for people's charm and beauty.
It also describes the elegance and roundness of calligraphy. Fairy Mountain Pavilion refers to the fairyland where immortals live.
it is often used to describe a strange or fantastic realm or scene. Fairy Mountain Qiongge Fairy Mountain: refers to Penglai, Abbot and Yingzhou; Qiongge: A beautiful pavilion.
the legendary place where immortals live. Now it is also a metaphor for an illusory and wonderful fantasy.
fairy liquid nectar refers to fine wine. The appearance of a fairy, the appearance of a fairy, and the elegant appearance.
describe a woman's excellent appearance. Hey, pass the "escape".
Fairy appearance and jade appearance describe the beauty of women's posture and appearance. Fairy appearance and jade color describe women's posture and appearance as extremely beautiful.
Fairy posture and jade describe delicate appearance and noble character. 4. The complete set of idioms at the beginning of fairy characters
Fairy, xiān gū female fairy witch; Female warlock; Fairy bridge, a female magician, basically explains one of the scenic spots xiān rén qiáo Mountain, Zhejiang Province.
On the back of Xianting Mountain near Caijialing in Yandang, two cliffs face each other, and a stone bridge is placed across it, about 1 meters long and 2 meters wide. It is said that Prince Jin, the king of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, rode a crane and played flute here, which was later called "Xianren Bridge". Ming Zhanglun has the poem "Fairy Bridge".
it is also called "Xianqiao" in the province. Ming Zhu Jian's poem "Xianqiao": "Xianqiao is only in Yun Shenchu, and there is no media to ask Danti."
cactus, a kind of cactus basically explained by xiān rén qiú, is also called immortal boxing. It is a perennial plant.
The stems are spherical or oval, fleshy, with longitudinal edges and clustered thorns on the edges, and the flowers are large, red or white for viewing. See "cactus"
English translation 1. A kind of cactus (with global or elliptic stems) immortal way, basic explanation of xiān dào (1). It is called the way to become immortal. Jin Gan Bao's "Searching for the Gods" Volume 1: "Those who follow will never return, and they will all get the immortal road."
Volume 18 of the Seven Signs of the Clouds: "All clans get immortal ways and ascend to heaven in the daytime." Volume 93 of "Seven Signs of Clouds": "Beyond the trace of dust, I live on the surface of the real thing, thinking about the Tao, doing nothing, and being close to the fairy road."
Yuan Shizhang's "Dream of Zhuang Zhou" is the fourth fold: "If you have any more common feelings, you will be punished to the lower side, and you will never lose the immortal way." (2) refers to those who cultivate immortality and gain enlightenment.
Ke Ling's Xiang Xue Hai gives life to characters: "Like the legendary immortal way of cultivation,' take the essence of the sun and the moon, and clock the aura of heaven and earth.' "Agrimonia pilosa, xi ā n hè c m: o basic explanation of plant names.
it's also called agrimony. Perennial herb with pinnately compound leaves and small yellow flowers.
The stems and leaves can be used as medicine to stop bleeding. English translation 1.hairyvein agrimony; Agrimonia pilosa Xianxialing, xiān xiá lǐng is basically explained in the southwest of Zhejiang Province, stretching across the borders of Zhejiang, Fujian and Jiangxi.
Wuyi Mountain in the southwest and Tiantai Mountain in the northeast are the watershed of Qiantang River, Oujiang River and Minjiang River. The main peak is in the south of Longquan County.
the mountain with the same name is in the south of Jiangshan county. There is Xianxiaguan at the southern end, which is the main traffic artery between Zhejiang and Fujian.
Qing Kong Shangren's Peach Blossom Fan Entering the Tao: "All right, all right, I, Ruan Dacheng, walked through this Xianxialing, and it was the first achievement." "Peach Blossom Fan Entering the Tao" by Kong Shangren in Qing Dynasty: "I just dreamed that Ma Shiying was struck by lightning and died in the mountains of Taizhou, and Ruan Dacheng fell to death on Xianxialing."
Zhu De's poem "Feeling through the West of Fujian" says: "Cross Xianxialing and climb Tiantai Mountain early." Fairy stove, xi ā n à o Basic explanation refers to the stove where immortals learn to make an alchemist.
The poem "The Night Light" written by Tang Wang suddenly says: "At first, it was said that an alchemist was in the kitchen, but it was also suspected that a sword was cast in the stream." Fairy cave, Xi ā n ré n dê ng basically explains the name of the cave.
One of the scenic spots of Lushan Mountain in Jiangxi Province, in the northwest of Guling Mountain, is a natural cave on the cliff. There is a "bergamot rock" stone carving at the mouth of the cave, which was carved in the third year of the Southern Song Dynasty.
The cave is about three feet deep and can accommodate 1 people. After Jiaqing in the Qing Dynasty, the cave was presided over by Taoist priests, and it was changed to worship Lv Dongbin, and Lv Dongbin was regarded as an immortal worshipped by Taoism, so it was called "immortal cave".
there are thousands of hanging walls under the rock, and the scenery is dangerous. Refer to Zhou Luanshu's History of Lushan Mountain.
cactus, xiān rén zhǎng m: ng alias overlord tree. It is the whole plant of cactus.
cranes are distributed in all parts of southern China, which are wild or cultivated. The basic explanation of xiān hè (1). Cranes ridden and raised by immortals in myths and legends. Tang Wangbo's "Preface to Returning to Beiluo, Jizhou": "Binhong is warm, flying alone in Wan Li; The crane follows the clouds and goes straight to the Millennium. "
The ancient and modern novel Zhang Gugu planted melons and married literate women: "Zhang Gong said," Let's call two cranes with one stroke. Shen Gong and Zhang Gu each took a white crane and flew away. "
see "fairy birds". (2). Bird name.
also called white crane. "Surprise at the Second Moment", Volume 5: "When a man meets a thief, he knows when a crane meets a snake hole."
Qing Gong Zizhen wrote in Ying Tianchang: "The mountain monk allowed me to move the tea stove, so I don't have to turn off the crane newspaper." Ba Jin's Exploration Collection Visiting Hiroshima: "I took a small crane made of blue cardboard and put it in my bag and brought it back to China, but today I can't find it."