What does Fanghua mean?

Fanghua means to describe a woman who is eighteen or nineteen years old and in her prime, like a flower.

Source:

1, Wen Zhiming's "Answer to Mr. Ishida's Falling Flowers" I: Ruthlessness just hates rain for one night and destroys Fanghua for another year.

2. The word "Song of the Cave Fairy" by Zizhen of the Qing Palace: Xifeng believed early, the north was cold, and it was buried, like electricity.

3, Guo Moruo's "Sixteen-character Order" words: flowers, praise the east wind all over the sea, spring is always there, and it will last forever.

4. Song Fan Chengda's poem "Guangxiang Temple": The peaks are like winter at four o'clock, and the flowers and plants are self-melting.

5. Wang Min Ji Peng's poem "At the end of the text, comment on Ye Qiao's admonition": human feelings are tired of resting fragrant flowers, and one leaf falls into the ditch with the wind.

Huayou made a sentence:

1, once a prosperous moment, it read in lush spring, cicadas sang leisurely in summer, leaves fell quietly in autumn, and laughter was never drowned in snow-covered winter. The blood of youth, ambition, pursuit of dreams and indifference to failure have never left footprints in those years.

Time flies like running water. Quietly, Li Que walked among the flowers of the years, letting the flowers bloom and fall, and the elegant rhyme gently floated into the poem, with fragrance overflowing. Drunk in the fleeting time, walking on the road of life, quietly meditating, flowers blooming and beautiful, clouds rolling and clouds relaxing.

3, time is like water, years are like poetry, walking in a time of flowers. Browse a picture and wander a piece of music. The ink is full, the smile is full, the moonlight is like a dream, the breeze is intoxicated, and the flowers are in a flash.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Fanghua