1, smile like a flower, pinyin is xiào yè rú huā, which means to describe a person who is beautiful and smiles as beautiful as a flower.
From the poem "Don't Think" written by modern people for nothing: Laugh like a flower. It means that smiling faces are as beautiful as flowers.
2. Shao Hua, pinyin sháo huá, a Chinese character, means a beautiful time, often referring to spring; Refers to a good time; Refers to youth.
A song from Ma Qianzhai's "Drunk Borrowing Dongfeng since the enlightenment" in Yuan Dynasty: "People and I will slowly compete for advantages and disadvantages without making others say anything, and soon we will arrive."
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Smile like a flower: charming smile.
Smile, pinyin is y ā n rá n y and xiao, which means to describe a woman who smiles beautifully.
Usage: more formal; As predicate and attribute; With praise.
From the Song Yu of Chu in the Warring States Period, "Ode to the Prostitutes": "Laugh, confuse Yangcheng, love Cai."
Commentary: Beautiful smiles have bewitched all the aristocratic children in Yangcheng and Cai Xia.