杨花
[ yáng huā ] refers to catkins. "Spring Fu" by Yu Xin of the Northern Zhou Dynasty: "Thousands of birds sing in the New Year, and poplars fly all over the road in February." Tang Li Bai's poem "I heard that Wang Changling moved to the left and Longbiao was far away sent this message": "The poplars have fallen and they are crowing, and when I hear the Tao The Dragon Mark crosses the Five Streams"?
Aspen
[ shān yáng ] Salicaceae. Deciduous trees. The leaves are nearly round. The leaves bloom first in early spring, the inflorescences are long and drooping, and the anthers are red. Distributed in Northeast China and the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River.
Yang Wu
[ yáng wú ] Wu Guo of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms. It was named because its founder was Yang Xingmi.
Dun Yang
[ dùn yáng ] The names of Dun Wen and Yang Yuxiang, famous prostitutes in Jinling in the Ming Dynasty.
Yang Mo
[ yáng mò ]1. During the Warring States Period, Yang Zhu and Mo Zhai were both called together. 2. Refers to Yang Mo’s theory. Yang Zhu advocated self-interest and Mo Zhai advocated universal love. They were two important schools of thought that opposed Confucianism during the Warring States Period. 3. Refers to various schools of thought other than Confucianism.
Yan Yang
[ yán yáng ]The calligrapher Yan Zhenqing of Tang Dynasty and Yang Ningshi of Five Dynasties are both called together.
Yang Zhou
[ yáng zhōu ] A boat made of poplar wood.
Yang dolphin
[ yáng tún ] The name of the delicacy. That is roast suckling pig. Yang, Tong "Yang", broiling, baking.
三阳
[ sān yáng ]1. Refers to Yang Jun, Yang Jue and Yang Ji in the Jin Dynasty. 2. Refers to Yang Ping, Yang Ning and Yang Ling in the Tang Dynasty. 3. Yang Shiqi, Yang Rong and Yang Pu of the Ming Dynasty.
Jingyang
[jīng yáng]Jingzhou and Yangzhou. It also generally refers to the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River.
Wang Yang
[ wáng yáng ]The poets Wang Bo and Yang Jiong were both called in the early Tang Dynasty.
Tilia
[ duàn yáng ] is Hebei poplar. Deciduous tree with white, smooth bark and oval leaves. The wood is light, soft and elastic.
Yang Yue
[ yáng yuè ] is Yang Yue.
Yang catkins
[ yáng xù ] Catkins.
Yang Xi
[ yáng xī ] sighed.
Yang Qi
[ yáng qí ] means going astray. Metaphor for the wrong path.
Yang Hui
[ yáng huí ] is said to be the name of the mythical figure Queen Mother of the West.
Yang Chuān Sanye
[yáng chuān sān yè] originally refers to superb shooting skills. It is also a metaphor for three brothers who passed the imperial examination one after another.
Crossing the poplar and passing through the louse
[ chuān yáng guàn shī ] During the Warring States Period, Yang Youji's archery could penetrate the poplar with a hundred steps, and Ji Chang's archery could hit the center of the louse.
Withered Yang Zhifan
[ kū yáng zhī tí ] is a metaphor for an old man marrying a young girl.
Yang Huwei Kuang
[ yáng hǔ wéi kuāng ] Yang, Tong "Yang". Refers to misunderstandings caused by appearance.
Yangliu Gongmei
[ yáng liǔ gōng méi ] The palace eyebrows are as slender and beautiful as willow leaves. Refer to beautiful women.
Yang Sheng Huangque
[ yáng shēng huáng què ] Take it as a way to repay your kindness. Same as "Yangque holding a ring".
The willow bird holds the ring in its mouth
[ yáng què xián huán ] as a way to repay kindness.
The poplar flowers in the wind
[ fēng lǐ yáng huā ] The poplar flowers in the wind are erratic. It is a metaphor for the uncertainty of things or things changing. ?
杨花心性
[ yáng huā xīn xìng ] is a metaphor for being frivolous and romantic, and not using emotions professionally.
Zhangtai willow
[ zhāng tái yáng liǔ ]
A metaphor for a graceful and beautiful woman.
A hundred steps through a willow
[ bǎi bù chuān yáng ] shoot a willow leaf from a hundred steps away. Describes the skill of archery or marksmanship as being very good.
Withered Yang Sheng Fan
[ kū yáng shēng tí ] Fan: the buds of plants. The withered poplar trees sprouted buds again. It is an old metaphor that an old man marries a young wife.
The watery nature of poplar flowers
[ yáng huā shuǐ xìng ] The catkins are fluttering and the watery nature flows, because the use of "yanghua watery nature" as a metaphor for frivolous women is not appropriate.
Yang Zhu Qiqi
[yáng zhū qì qí] is often used as an allusion to express sentimental worries about the rugged world, worries about going astray, or feelings of separation on the wrong path. .
Water-based Yanghua
[ shuǐ xìng yáng huā ] is as changeable as running water and as light as Yanghua. It is a metaphor that women are not emotionally dedicated.
Yangliu Yiyi
[ yáng liǔ yī yī ] Yangliu: Yangliu is a common word in ancient poetry and literature, and generally refers to willow trees. Yiyi: Soft and gentle. The ancients saw off willows and gave them to each other as a sign of farewell. It is a metaphor for the feeling of reluctant farewell.
Zui Yangfei color
[ zuì yáng fēi sè ] pink. ?