First, ask how young you are and look at the red roses on the shelf. -Song Dynasty Biao Yuan's Five Records of Wu (I)
Ask how young you are, and look at the meaning of red roses on the shelf:
Ask how much youth you have, just look at the red roses on the flower stand!
Second, the next stage is to laugh at purple roses, and bees and butterflies flutter in the clouds. -Song Zhou Mi's "Good Things Near, Autumn Water Soaks Hibiscus"
The next stage laughs at purple roses, and bees and butterflies flutter in the clouds.
She smiled and walked down the steps, picked a purple rose at random, and gently inserted it at the edge of the cloud, attracting butterflies and bees to come.
Third, fold a rose and send it to Feng Chai with your hairpin. -Tang Jianxun's "Spring Poetry"
Fold a rose and give it to Feng Chai with the meaning of your hairpin:
Pick a rose and watch you put it on the phoenix.
Fourth, Jia Yan won the painting with pity, and Jia Ming was presented as a rose. -Tang Xuyin, "The Governor of Sizhi, Wu Zhu moved the rose"
Jia Yan's compassion is better than painting, so who gave it to Jiaming as a rose?
The inspector lamented that roses were transplanted, and the beauty of flowers was transplanted from Yuewangtai, most like wild roses, which were very popular. Beautiful colors attract people's attention. Who named this flower and turned it into a rose?
5. Pick roses and fly down the pink Huang Die. -Song Zhou Mi, "Drunk, Quasi-closed"
To pick roses and fly down the powder, Huang Die means:
I just want to pick a rose to miss you, but there are several colorful butterflies flying wildly in front of me.
Six, this meaning can't be passed on, the rose is the pillar, and the lyre. -Tang Wen Ting Yun's "Brocade Words"
This intention can't be transmitted. The significance of roses as pillars and lyres is:
That is to say, although she weaves her heart into the brocade, she is uneasy and dissatisfied, fearing that her heart woven into the brocade will not be understood by him.
Seven, vanity peony envy, shame to kill roses dare not open. -Tang Xuning's "Peony in Kaiyuan Temple"
False peony begets jealousy in vain, and shame kills roses.
The imaginary peony is jealous in vain, and the open shame makes the rose dare not open.