1. Idioms containing the word "憆"
Xi (Jun: tall and mighty; Xi: the future is bright)
Jiayi (Jia: beautiful ;Yi: beautiful)
Yucheng (illuminating the city)
Yixuan (Yi: beautiful; Xuan: magnificent)
Yehuaye: brilliance
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Yu Qi Yu: shine Qi: auspicious
Zhi Chen Zhi: Wisdom Chen: the name of the ancient king
Zheng Hao Hao: heroic spirit
Haoranhao: the sky, the firmament
Zhize (Ze: the source of water in a wide area)
Mingjie is wise and outstanding
Hongwen (Carry forward; text: writer)
Ye Weiye: brilliance
Yuan Bobo: erudition
Peng Taopeng: metaphor for majestic momentum
Yan Binyan: Burning Bin: Describes elegance
Hexuanhe: Xianyunye Hexuan: Extraordinary bearing
Wei Zewei: Great Ze: A wide area of ??water source
Junhaojun: Junzihao: sky, sky
Yitongyi: Guangyaotong: red
Hongxuanhong: Dayexuan: light
Bo Taobo: Erudite
Yuan Jiejie: ??Outstanding
Li Xinxin: Bright Look
Ye Linye: Bright
Zhe Han (possessing vast knowledge)
I am sincere and sincere, and I hope to gain your approval~~~ 2. Poems and classical Chinese containing the word "憆"
God bless you, ghosts and gods bless you. ——"Book of Han·Biography of Kuang Heng"
On Thirty Poems Yuan Haowen
The origin is different and the road is different, so how can the mountains and forests get cheap clothes?
Throwing a lot of money will lead to someone being looked down upon.
Two Ming Tang Movements by Wang Anshi
Mu Mu is in the hall, solemnly in the court.
Yu Xianpi Gong came to miss him.
Even though God is frightened, he is still happy to hear about it.
Xi I Xiujia, Yan and other living beings.
Mixed Poems of Autumn and Winter by Lu You
The Penghu is closed all year round, and the Lingtai is empty.
A poor person can still live on his own, but a poor person cannot rely on others to help him.
There is no difference in children's learning, and there is no difference in the sound of grandson's cries.
The Taoist monk Qu who lives next to him in the east can call him even if he breaks the bamboo slips. 3. Four-character idioms containing the word immortal
Eight Immortals crossing the sea
According to legend, the Eight Immortals do not use boats when crossing the sea. Each has its own set of spells. It is later used as a metaphor for competing with each other by using their skills or methods.
A euphemism for riding a crane to become an immortal means death
Nine Heavens Fairy refers to a fairy in the sky, a metaphor for a stunning beauty
She is about to ascend to immortality. It is a metaphor for a person's demeanor and movements being light and erratic like that of a god, and it also describes a person's feeling of being relaxed, happy and complacent
Fairy Guanghan Guanghan: Guanghan Palace, the legendary fairy palace on the moon. The fairy in Guanghan Palace - Chang'e.
Chickens and dogs are both immortals. It is said that Liu An, the king of Huainan in the Han Dynasty, cultivated to become an immortal queen and sprinkled the remaining medicine in the yard. After the chickens and dogs ate it, they also ascended to heaven. Later, it is a metaphor that when a person becomes an official, people related to him also become powerful.
Fairy Mountain and Qiongge Fairy Mountain: refers to the three sacred mountains of Penglai, Fangzhang and Yingzhou; Qiongge: an exquisite pavilion. The legendary place where gods live. Now it is also used as a metaphor for an ethereal and wonderful illusion.
Fairy dew and pearls are a metaphor for the beauty of people, wind and gods. It also describes calligraphy as elegant and round.
Fairy posture and jade appearance describe a woman’s beautiful posture and appearance.
Xianfeng Dao Bone Bone: Spirit. The demeanor of an immortal, the spirit of a Taoist priest. Describes a person's unique character and spirit. 4. Four-character idioms with repeated characters
To describe a crowded crowd, shoulder to shoulder and back to back.
Shoulder to shoulder, foot to foot, foot to foot. It's described as very crowded.
Shoulders and footprints overlap.
Describes a large number of people.
Shoulders and heels are used to describe a large number of people. Stack your heels, step on your heels with your toes.
Over and over again the same things are stacked up.
Overlapping refers to appearing multiple times in succession.
Double beds and stacked shelves are a metaphor for repeated repetitions.
Multiple beds and multiple rooms are a metaphor for repetition.
Layer upon layer: repeat; stack: again and again. Appeared one after another. There are many metaphors.
Rules overlap with rules. Rules overlap with rules, and moments overlap with moments. Refers to the rules and systems that are consistent and overlapping. Metaphor of routine and repetition.
Chonggui stacking group refers to successive generations of officials.
The repeated group refers to successive generations of officials.
Layer upon layer: repeat; stack: again and again. The fingers appear several times in succession.
Double doors and double doors: repetition; door and door: the entrance and exit of a house. It is a metaphor for a place with many gates and easy defense.
Layers upon layers of pavilions: repetition, continuous; pavilions: houses built on platforms. Describes the buildings being well-proportioned.
The word "mountains overlapping mountains" describes mountains that overlap one another and are continuous. Same as "high mountains and high mountains".
Continuous mountains: continuous mountains. The mountain peaks are connected one after another, continuously.
Mountains upon mountains: mountains connected to mountains; barriers: many dangerous mountains like barriers. Describes many and steep mountains.
Stacking beds on a bed is a metaphor for redundancy and repetition. Same as "putting a bed on the bed".
Repeat three times to describe repeated times.
Nine-fold screen: an indoor wind-blocking device, a metaphor for mountains; fold: overlapping. Mountains overlap one another.
Parallel shoulders and overlapping traces describe crowds of people. Same as "parallel shoulders with accumulated traces".
Sandie Yangguan is the "Three Pieces of Yangguan". Piano music. The music score uses Tang Wangwei's poem "Farewell to the Second Envoy of the Yuan Dynasty in Anxi" as the main lyrics, and extends the poetic meaning, adding words and phrases to express the feeling of parting. Because the whole song is divided into three sections and the original poem is repeated three times, it is called "Three Layers". Later, it generally refers to sending
Put out your chest and bulge your belly. Describes a strong and energetic person. It can also describe the appearance of being arrogant and arrogant.
A stack of continuous sounds followed one after another.
Pressing one’s shoulders and stacking one’s back refers to a large number of people.
The people in front and behind are placed shoulder to shoulder. Describes crowding.
When water blocks a bridge, build a bridge to pass. Describes not being afraid of resistance and moving forward courageously.
A house made of beds is like a house made of beds. Metaphor repetition.