The waves are rough, the waves are turbulent, the wind is strong, the waves are high, and the waves are magnificent.
1. Turbulent waves
Vernacular meaning: fierce and frightening waves: the ship is moving forward in ~.
Source: "Yushan Changwen Collection·Haiyun Tower" (copy): "When a person is calm, he always thinks about the stormy waves he has experienced before"
Dynasty : Tang
Author: Tian Ying
Translation: Whenever it is quiet at night, I always think of the fierce and frightening waves I have experienced.
2. Rough waves
Vernacular meaning: surging: the appearance of surging water. Describes a wave that is big and fast.
Source: Volume 15 of "Zhu Zi Yu Lei": "Because of the rough waves, the water is moved by it."
Dynasty: Song Dynasty
Author: Zhu Xi
Translation: This is because the water is stimulated by the rough waves and moves more and more violently.
3. Turbulent
Vernacular interpretation: describes the appearance of rapid water flow and collision of waves. Often used to describe great momentum.
Source: "Shanglin Fu": "It boils with rage and surges."
Dynasty: Han
Author: Sima Xiangru
Translation: The sea water seems to be angry, the current is turbulent and the waves collide.
4. The wind is strong and the waves are high
Vernacular interpretation: describes the strong wind and waves.
Source: "Wen Wei Po" March 2, 1992: "The waves were rough near the mouth of the sea, the wind was strong and the waves were high."
Dynasties: Modern Times
Author: Wen Wei Po
p>5. Magnificent waves
Vernacular interpretation: It is a metaphor for the majestic and majestic momentum, which can be used to describe the sea.
Source: "A Letter to My Sister on Climbing Dalei'an": "The travelers are poor; the waves are magnificent."
Dynasty: Southern Dynasty and Song Dynasty
Author: Bao Zhao< /p>
Translation: The travelers are poor and difficult, but their momentum is majestic.