1, a beautiful country, is pronounced as guó sè tiān xiāng, which originally described the color and fragrance of peony flowers as different from ordinary flowers. Later, she also described the beauty of women.
From Tang Li Zhengfeng's Peony Pavilion Poetry: "The national color is full of wine, and the skirt is dyed at night."
In the morning, Xia Hong dyed the sky red and the party began. Everyone raised their glasses. Unconsciously, night falls, the lights are on, and clothes are soaked in all kinds of hops.
2. True beauty is an idiom in China. Its pinyin is Q and ng guó q and ng ché ng, which means to describe the beautiful appearance of women.
From "Poetry, Elegance and Prose": "Philosophers are the city, and women are the city."
A smart husband is a city, but a smart woman is a bad city.
3, beauty, China idioms. Hu ā ró ng Mao Yu described a woman as beautiful as a flower. Used as predicate and attribute.
From Wu Ming's Journey to the West: "That princess is as beautiful as a fairy, with twenty talents."
4. Xiaojiabiyu (xi m: o ji ā b ù yù) is an idiom in China, which refers to a beautiful young woman in a small family.
From Yuefu Poetry, Shangqing Song and Jasper Song II: "Jasper is a little girl, and I dare not climb your virtue."
The daughter of Jasper's family is afraid to climb high and look far.
5. Out-of-water hibiscus is an idiom in China, and its pinyin is chū shuǐ fú róng, which means newly opened lotus. It is a metaphor for fresh and beautiful poetry and describes natural and gorgeous women.
From the poem of Rong Zhong in the Southern Dynasties: "Xie Shi is like a hibiscus and his face is like gold."
Xie Lingyun's poems are fresh and natural, just like hibiscus just emerging from the water. Yan Yanzhi's poems are as colorful as carefully carved handicrafts.
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