Explanation: refers to capital.
From: Song Dai Kun's "Rat Pugui Language": "Ma Cunzi traveled far and wide, saying that his son traveled to the capital, and his salary was like a bundle of laurels, and his rice was like jade. The world takes Guiyu as its capital. "
Ma traveled a long way, thinking that his son traveled to the capital, like a pile of firewood and cinnamon, like corn, and the land of Guiyu was the capital for generations.
Second,? Picking osmanthus trees in the Moon Palace-becoming a great man
Explanation: Moon: Moon Palace. Osmanthus fragrans climbing the Moon Palace. Metaphor should be successful in the imperial examination era.
Said by: Biography of Shen Xi in the Book of Jin: "Emperor Wu sent someone to the East Hall and asked,' What do you think?' He said to me,' I am the first person in the world to learn moral countermeasures. I am a branch of Guilin and I am from Kunshan, Pian Yu.' "
Translation: "How are you?" Li replied: "I learn from the strategy of the virtuous." As the first in the country, I am still a branch of Guilin and a piece of jade in Kunshan.
Grammar: subject-predicate type; As a predicate; Metaphor means winning an exam.
Third, cinnamon fragrance.
Description: Osmanthus fragrans blooms around the Mid-Autumn Festival, emitting a fragrance.
From: Tang Song Wen Zhi's poem "Lingyin Temple": "The laurel tree floats in the middle of the month."
During the Mid-Autumn Festival, osmanthus flowers fall in the temple, and Buddha incense Ran Ran floats out of the sky like a cloud.
Grammar: subject-predicate type; As objects and attributes; Osmanthus fragrans blooms around the Mid-Autumn Festival, giving off a strong fragrance.
Synonyms give off fragrance.
Fourth, the Gui Dian Lan Palace
Description: A palace with magnificent buildings and gorgeous equipment.
From: Tang Wang Bo's Preface to Wang Tengting: "Gui Dian Lan Palace, the body of the wind."
The halls made of osmanthus trees, the buildings made of magnolia trees, the overwhelming ups and downs.
Verb (abbreviation of verb) Gui Sun
Description: A good name for people's descendants.
From: The Wizard of Oz, the thirtieth time: "I only wish you husband and wife get back together, have more laurels and grandchildren, and add some glory to grandpa."