What does Wushan Yu Yun mean?

Wanshouyan y incarnation

[Explanation] Originally refers to the goddess of Wushan in ancient myths and legends. Later called men and women.

[Source] Chu Song Yu's Preface to Gao Tang Fu in the Warring States Period: "I am the grandson of Wushan, and the resistance of high hills. Dan is facing the clouds, it is raining at dusk, under the balcony. "

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Wushan does have its own mountain. The famous Three Gorges of the Yangtze River passes through Wushan, forming the world-famous Wuxia (one of the Three Gorges), which is still a good place for sightseeing. "Wushan Yu Yun" is a good natural landscape. Among the twelve towering peaks in Wushan, the rain in Yun Teng is very beautiful and spectacular.

However, language often changes magically. When the Chinese word "Wushan Yu Yun" or "Wushan Yu Yun" is used alone, it has another meaning of lingering love between men and women.

In the entertainment section of the newspaper, it is often reported that a man and a beautiful woman go to the restaurant "* * * to Wushan". Of course, this is not a trip to the Three Gorges. Where can there be Wushan in the hotel? What does a hotel open a room for? It's not clear. It's just a subtle and elegant statement. There is also the expression of "sex and rain" in A Dream of Red Mansions, which talks about sex between men and women in elegant terms. Later novels and stories often follow suit.

Describing things between men and women as "Wushan Mountain", according to ancient records in China, such as Gao He, a goddess, has a very interesting story.

When King Xiang of Chu and Song Yu visited Yunmeng Terrace together, Song Yu said, "My late king visited this place and fell asleep when he was tired of playing. The late king dreamed of a beautiful woman who said that she was the daughter of Wushan and was willing to give her pillow to the king of Chu. The king of Chu was very happy to know that there was a sound outside the string, and immediately fell in love with Pang Xing, a beautiful woman in Wushan. The Wushan woman told Wang Huai that if she wanted to find herself again, she would remember to be in Wushan, and it would be' morning clouds' and' rain' at night. "

Nowadays, "Wushan Yu Yun" is often used to describe the relationship between men and women, which has been left over.