1. Poems about Venus
Poems about Venus 1. Idioms about Venus
Xingchidianfa means as fast as a meteor and lightning.
Xingchi Electric Walking: running; walking: running. Like stars galloping, like lightning flashing. Describe extremely quickly.
The stars fly like lightning, like meteors flying down, like lightning rushing. Describes something very fast or urgent.
The stars are flying and the clouds are scattered, which is a metaphor for things scattering or disappearing.
A single spark can set the entire wilderness on fire. It is often used as a metaphor for new things, although their power is very small at the beginning, but they have strong vitality and unlimited future.
The stars disperse and the rain disperses, which means that people who are together part ways one after another.
Xingliyuehui still says that time divides and time joins, time goes and time comes.
Star stream electric shock is described as extremely fast and violent. Same as "Star Stream Ting Strike".
The lightning strikes of stars are like meteors and lightning. Describes extraordinary rapidity.
Star in a row Luo: list; cloth: distribution. Like the stars in the sky and the chess pieces on a chessboard. There are many descriptions and they are widely distributed.
Stars and clouds are spread like stars. There are many descriptions and they are widely distributed.
The stars fall and the clouds scatter, which is a metaphor for a disastrous failure.
The star is destroyed and the light is separated, which means that the relationship between friends cannot continue.
Star Flag and Electric Halberd The military flag is like stars, and the sword and halberd is like lightning. It is a metaphor for the prosperity of the military.
In front of the stars and under the moon, it refers to a good night on a moonlit night. Also known as "under the moon and in front of the stars".
Stars and frosts move repeatedly. Stars and frosts: Stars rotate and cycle once a year. Frost falls every autumn, so star frosts refer to years. Represents the change of years.
Stars and dots ①Describes many and scattered. ②Describe a little or finely divided.
The description of "stars falling off" is few and scattered.
2. Love quotes from Venus
True love must be for both parties. What it cares about is not how much I pay but how much I get, but how much I compromise myself. I am optimistic about the model of the harmony of yin and yang in the world of two people, and the matching of strength and weakness. A smart woman should make the man around her feel that this is the woman he loves and this is the little woman he needs. A man's confidence is given by a woman. When he feels that he has the ability to take care of this woman, he will encourage himself to give more. Only relationships that are responsible can last a long time. You are responsible for yourself, the other person, and the entire family. You are also responsible for the social environment in which you live. ——Jin Xing's "Thrilling"
Love can be discussed apart from life, but marriage is not. Marriage is life. ——Venus "Throwing Sound to the Earth"
3. What was Venus called in ancient times?
Venus was called Chang Geng, Qiming, Taibai or Taibai Venus in ancient China. Venus is one of the eight planets in the solar system. It is the second planet in order from closest to the sun, with a distance of 0.725 astronomical units from the sun. It is the closest planet to Earth (Mars is sometimes even closer). The brightness of Venus in the night sky is second only to the moon. Venus reaches its maximum brightness slightly before sunrise or after sunset. It appears in the eastern sky in the early morning and is called "Qiming"; it appears in the west side of the sky in the evening and is called "Chang Geng".
Before and after dawn, a particularly bright "morning star" can sometimes be seen on the eastern horizon. It is not a light source, and people call it a "morning star"; and at dusk, it sometimes appears in the afterglow in the west. A very bright "evening star", people call it "Chang Geng Star". These two stars are actually one, Venus.
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Among the many legends related to Venus, the most legendary one should be the story about Li Bai, the great poet of the Tang Dynasty. Legend has it that Li Bai's birth was unusual. His mother dreamed that Taibai Venus fell into her arms and he was born, so he was named Li Bai, with the courtesy name Taibai. When he grew up, Li Bai did have some "immortal spirit". He traveled around the world, learned Taoism and swordsmanship, was a good drinker and a knight, and was proud of the princes. His poems are as imaginative as "I want to go up to the blue sky to embrace the bright moon", and their momentum is like "the water of the Yellow River coming up from the sky", which no one can match. Li Bai enjoyed the reputation of "Exiled Immortal" during his time, and was later revered as "The Immortal in Poetry".
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