Golden branches and jade leaves: at first, the branches and leaves of flowers and trees were described as beautiful and delicate, and later they were compared to royalty and people of noble birth.
Ye Gong: Han Liuxiang's "New Preface and Miscellaneous Five" records that there is a legend that a man named Ye likes dragons very much, and many dragons are portrayed inside and outside the house. When the dragon heard about it, he was very happy. He fell from the sky and went to his house, but he was scared and wanted to escape. The latter metaphor seems to like something on the surface, but in fact it is not really like it.
Dragon and Horse Spirit: Dragon and Horse: the legendary steed. Like the dragon horse, it is described as having vigorous and extraordinary spirit. It is often used to reward the healthy physique of the elderly. Tang Liying's poem "Shang Pei Gong Jin" says: "The four dynasties were worried about the country, and the spirit of dragon and horse was graceful."
Radiant: describes the radiant expression on the face, and also describes the energetic, high-spirited and very energetic appearance. Mao Dun's Frosty Leaves as Red as February Flowers: "He Guang lit a cigarette, smoked a few mouthfuls and sat down opposite Wan Qing, laughing happily."
Hold one's head high: hold one's head high, tell one's grievances, and describe being comfortable and poised after getting rid of the long-term depression. There is a sentence in Tang Li Bai's Complete Works of Hanshu Jingzhou: "Why not hesitate to stand in front of the stage, so as not to make your head high and affectionate?"
Swallow mountains and rivers: momentum can swallow mountains and rivers, describing great boldness of vision. In Jin Yuan Xu Renjie's "Xiao He Chasing Han Xin under the Moon", there are "carrying Chu to Han, swallowing mountains and rivers, not meeting bosom friends, playing the piano and singing empty songs."
Under Fenhe River: Metaphorically, talented people come forth in large numbers under famous teachers. At the end of Sui Dynasty, Wang Tong, a great scholar, set up a library to give lectures between the Yellow River and Fenshui, and thousands of scholars from far and near came here. Fang, Jing Li and are all his students. Later, they all became great heroes of the Tang Dynasty, and were called "under the Fenhe River".
Write a chapter: You can write an article describing your quick thinking and talent.
Liu Yang, Zhangtai: According to legend, there was a Pinglu county magistrate named Han Hou Yi Xi in the Tang Dynasty. When he knew Liu was behind, he wrote a letter to Liu. The content is: "Zhang Tailiu, Zhang Tailiu, was it green in the past?" Even if the note looks old, it will be broken by someone else's hand. After Han wanted to save Liu, they got back together. Zhang Taiyan later mentioned Liu Yang's departure.
Dark willows in full bloom: the beautiful scene of green willows in shade and flowers in full bloom. Metaphorically speaking, it is another scene or entering a new realm. It is also a metaphor for suddenly getting better in a desperate situation. Wang Tangwei's "Morning": "The dark willows are bright, the spring is deep, and the five cities are prosperous."
Distinguish between right and wrong: it means clearly distinguishing who is right and who is wrong.
No trivial matter: refers to the unusual knowledge and skills of things or people, and also describes the importance or seriousness of things, which cannot be underestimated.
It is conceivable that we can know from speculation. Wang Song's "Wild Man Series: Salaries of Han and Tang Dynasties": "Only nine grades in the Tang Dynasty, 57 stones in January, so that the results are so good, enough. But in the suburbs, it is conceivable that reciting poems will waste work and taking pictures will be responsible for your duties. "