[virid emerald green]

The green lotus leaves hold up the delicate lotus flowers. Han Angelababy's Ode to Butterflies: "Burning candles in the daytime inherits the richness of Cui Bi." Liu Tang Deren's poem "Looking for Chu Shi Mountain Hall": "The scenery in the poor valley is cold, and the mountains are green." A verse in Song Wan's "Ji Youdong's Visit to Zen Master Pu 'an" in the Qing Dynasty: "The pavilions are green and the diners pick vegetables. "(2) kingfisher. Tang's "Birds" No.6: "There are birds with short and narrow feathers. They all eat fish in the pond, and when they get there, they are persecuted. Song Luyou's poem "On the Rainy Cloud Gate Creek": "Since the Yellow River came, the trees spoke intermittently, and Cuibi flew with the fish." See "kingfisher" (3) jade. Tang Wei Ying's "Answering the Fourteenth School Book of Qin Dynasty" says: "When you know that the mountain is covered for thirty years, the fish must abandon the bed. "Can change Zhai Manlu, the fact 1" is quoted from Wu Pingyi's "Jinglong Wenguan Ji" in the Tang Dynasty: "On the third day of the twelfth lunar month, the emperor was in the garden and called a near minister to wax it. In the evening, you can enter from the north gate, and the inner hall gives you fat. Wax grease is full of emeralds. "

Word decomposition

Interpretation of Cui Cui Green: Emerald. Green. Cuiwei (Castle Peak, also known as Castle Peak). "Kingfisher" is a kind of songbird, which looks like a cuckoo, has a long mouth, a dark olive head with turquoise stripes, a turquoise back, a reddish-brown abdomen and a short tail, and preys on small fish. Refers to "jade" (jade): jade. Jade bracelet. Explanation of gems, emeralds and diamonds, Emerald: Jasper. Turquoise: turquoise. Resplendent and magnificent. Blue sky. Radical: stone.