Four-character idioms related to Yu Yun

1. What are the four-character idioms about describing clouds?

1. Baiyun Canggou: Cang: grey-white.

The floating clouds are like white clothes, and in an instant they become like gray dogs. It means that things are constantly changing.

2. The clouds are light and the sky is high: The weather is sunny, the clouds in the sky are few and high, light and light. Refers to the autumn sky.

3. Ruoyinruoxing: It seems to be hidden, but also appears to be revealed. It describes things indistinctly. 4. Baiyun Gufei: It is a metaphor for living in a foreign country and missing your parents.

5. Clouds and fog: Clouds and fog block the sight, making it very blurry. 6. Rapid changes: Shun: blink of an eye; breath: breath.

Changes are rapid and numerous in a very short period of time. Describes a lot of rapid changes.

7. Tongyun: Tongyun: Tong means red. Sometimes it refers to the red clouds; sometimes it refers to the evenly dense clouds before snow. Thick clouds filled the sky, indicating that heavy snow was coming.

8. The clouds are light and the wind is light: the breeze blows gently and the floating clouds are light. Describes fine weather.

Also known as "the wind is gentle and the clouds are calm". 9. Cloudy: The clouds on rainy days are densely distributed, and it may rain.

It is a metaphor that society (situation) has developed to a very serious and dangerous situation. Gloomy clouds imply (a bad mood, things are not going well.) 2. Four-character idioms about lotus

Lotus with a bright tongue

Describes people who are good at speaking, eloquent, and like a lotus. So wonderful.

The lotus root is broken and the silk is connected

It means that the relationship is broken on the surface, but in fact it is still involved. It mostly refers to the unbroken love between a man and a woman. It can also be written as "The lotus root is broken and the silk is pulled".

Emerging from the silt but not stained

Describing being born in a bad environment, or being in a bad environment, but not suffering from bad influences.

Step by step lotus

Describes the light and beautiful steps of a woman.

No matter how painful it is, I can’t tell you. It is a metaphor that only oneself knows the miserable situation and cannot express it in words. The "coptis" in this idiom is a traditional Chinese medicine with a very bitter taste. It is not a lotus seed, so it cannot be written as "lian". 3. Are there any idioms or four-character words related to Xia?

Xia 1 [xiá ㄒㄧㄚˊ]〔"Guangyun" Hu Jiaqie, Ping Ma, Xia.

〕The modern character of "议1". 1. Colorful light images or colored clouds that appear in the sky and clouds at sunrise and sunset due to the oblique sunlight.

"Chu Ci·Yuanyou": "Eat the six qi and drink the drunkenness, rinse the positive sun and contain the morning glow." "Selected Works·Zuo Si "Ode to the Capital of Shu"": "Dry the blue sky and show off. , Shudanqi becomes clouds."

Liu Kui notes: "Xia, red clouds." "Huanxisha" written by Mao Xizhen of the Later Shu Dynasty: "The low clouds reflect the clear sky in the evening." p> Shen Congwen's "San San": "San San was very anxious and felt that his face was like the clouds in the sky." 2. Cloud, smoke, smoke.

Cao Pi of the Jin Dynasty wrote "Lin Yuan Fu": "The green clouds are trailing in front of me, and the clear sound flows through the forest." Liang Jiangyan of the Southern Dynasty's "Hate Fu" said: "The wonderful meaning of the Yu Qingxia, I can't help but practice at night." "Yang."

"Nv Guanzi" by Niu Qiao of Qian Shu: "The mist of Jinjiang River, the beauty of Zhuo Nu's burning spring, the embroidered hibiscus tent, and the golden hairpin peony flowers." p>

3. A metaphor for the blush on the face. One of the poems "Shang Yuan Du Xia" by Zhang Lei of the Song Dynasty: "The thin clear clouds are shining with the moonlight, and the face is blurred with evening makeup."

4. Refers to flowing clouds and fine wine. The poem "Send Zhang Ziye off to Guozhou and return to Huzhou first" written by Yaochen of Song Mei Dynasty: "It is clear and sweet but not bitter, just like wine pouring out with residual clouds." "Return to the province": "Planting peaches and bamboos is like a fairy's home, inviting the spring breeze to bloom with clouds." 5. The name of the moth.

"Neng Gai Zhai Man Lu·Fang Wu" written by Wu Zeng of the Song Dynasty: "There is a kind of moth in Nanchang in the autumn. If you are here now, it is the wheat moth. Between July and August, they all fall into the river one after another. Regardless of where it comes from, every time a river fish eats it, the natives call it "Xia"

6. Know "Ya". distant.

"Chu Ci·Yuanyou": "Carrying the spirit of the camp and climbing the clouds, covering the floating clouds and marching forward." Zhu Xi's annotation: "The clouds and the sky are connected, which means they are far away."

< p>Xiaren Immortal. Volume 107 of "Yunji Qilu": "The latent light is hidden, the secret of inner cultivation, the deep and sincere attainment, belongs to the Xia people far away."

The turban of the Xiajin Taoist priest. Poem No. 15 of "Buxu Ci" written by Wei Qumu of the Tang Dynasty: "The feather sleeves wave the red phoenix, and the cloud scarf drags the rainbow."

Xiachuan refers to the place where Taoist priests live in seclusion. Cheng Jufu of the Yuan Dynasty wrote a poem "Resending Daoist Dai": "Xiachuan is everywhere, why bother with Wuling River."

Xiayou Yunpeng and Yunxia are friends. It's called living in seclusion.

Ye Shi of the Song Dynasty wrote "The Imperial Court Pleases the Officials to Promote Chen Gong in Taiping Xingguo Palace in Jiangzhou": "Sometimes they live in the hills, or they flow into the long stream; they make friends with each other and make friends with each other, creating things and traveling." Xia Pian 1. Cloud pieces.

Song Dynasty Mei Yaochen's "Biyun Tao": "Biyun Tao is also a stable horse...because its kiss and flesh color are as green as clouds, so it is named." 2. Red flakes.

Refers to lychee shell. The third poem of "Litchi" written by Han Xie of the Tang Dynasty: "The pieces of Xia are skillfully cut and wrapped in divine syrup, and the cliff honey naturally has a strange fragrance."

Xia, a book called "Jiang". The bright moon.

The poem "Xue Xian" by Zhang Ji of the Tang Dynasty: "Singing high like hibiscus, the moon is covered with clothes." Xiawen refers to the gorgeous clouds. < /p>

"Qiu Tan Song" by Chen Zilong of the Ming Dynasty: "Pick Xia Wen and cut the phoenix paper, and the spring silkworms cast the small characters into the autumn water." Nepheline 1. Red rock.

Bao Zhao of the Song Dynasty in the Southern Dynasty wrote a poem "Climbing Lushan Mountain and Looking at the Stone Gate": "The Yao waves opened one by one, and the nepheline stone rose from the peak." Qian Zhenlun's note: "Zhang Zaifu: 'The nepheline stone falls down.'

'" The poem "Second Empty Ling Shore" by Du Fu of Tang Dynasty: "The ethereal clouds are steep, and the maples are hidden on the cliffs." 2. The name of the mineral.

Silicates containing aluminum and sodium. Colorless or white, sometimes grey, green or red.

It has glass luster and the fracture has a fat luster. It can be used to smelt aluminum and make glass and pottery.

The clouds are scattered like colorful clouds. "Selected Works·Guo Pu": "Gathering is like clouds spreading, scattering is like clouds."

Zhang Mian's note: "The birds are said to be colorful and numerous, but gathering is like the spreading of rays of rays." Southern Dynasties Emperor Wu of the Liang Dynasty's "Edict on the Excavation of the Buddha's Relics under the Pagoda of the Ancient King Yu": "The ladies and gentlemen clothed themselves with Xia cloth, and the crowns and crowns gathered together."

"History of the Song Dynasty·Le Zhi Fifteen": "Xia cloth cloths the sweet springs, and the flutes and harps vibrate the harmony. Sound. "Xia Dan is still like Xia Chao.

Tang Dynasty Lu Hong's "Ten Chronicles of Zhongnan·Yueguan": "Lying in the wind at night, sitting on Xiadan, Haoyu is hazy in Yueguan." Xiawai 1. Beyond the clouds, somewhere high and far away.

Tang Cui Shi's poem "Looking at the Evening on the River Tower": "The clouds of the Chu Mountain are broken outside, and the Han River is flat in the middle of the moon." "Snow Nest Ode" by Yang Wanli of the Song Dynasty: "Outside the red city, the clouds are shining, and the sky is covered with clouds. . ”

2. To be isolated from the world and stay away from the world. "Beishan Yiwen" by Kong Zhigui of Qi Dynasty in the Southern Dynasties: "The pavilions and pavilions are outside, and the bright clouds are outside."

The poem "Answer to Tian Zhengjun" about the questions in the Tang and Song Dynasties: "It is said that the people of Yingyang, outside the clouds, rinse the spiritual fluid." Ming Dynasty Song Lian's "Zeng Jun Shi Biao Ci": "The king of the mansion is dressed elegantly, waving his hair, talking and laughing, as bright as an outsider in the clouds."

Xiaguang mostly refers to the sun's rising and setting from the clouds or clouds. The daylight comes out. The second chapter of Yuan Shang Zhongxian's "Liu Yi Zhuan Shu": "My eyes are filled with glowing rays of light that envelope the universe, and waves splashing across the sky penetrate into people's souls."

Guan Hua's "Jingtai": "In our countryside, in the evening, under the rays of glow The smoke is floating in the air. "The clouds are as bright as blood."

Guo Moruo's "The Last Spring": "The sun has set in the west, the whole day is full of bright red Xia blood, and the whole sea is full of red grape tears." Xia Zhou is a gorgeous boat decoration.

Wang Jia of Jin Dynasty's "Collection of Relics·Fangzhang Mountain": "In the second year of King Yan Zhao, Hairen took a Xia boat and filled several Dou ointment in carved pots as a tribute to King Zhao." Xia color 1. The color of cloud clouds .

Tang Meng Haoran's poem "Looking at Dawn in the Boat": "Sitting and watching the sunset, I suspect it is the sign of Chicheng." Tang Chen Shimu's poem "Looking at Three Plain Clouds at Dawn at the Beginning of Spring": "People return to a place of suspense, The color of the clouds is full of color."

2. Color. Taizong of the Tang Dynasty's poem "The Sun is Coming to the Dynasty": "The group practices the glowing clouds, and the frost halberd shines in the morning light."

Xiayi 1. Use clouds as clothing. Liang Chenyue of the Southern Dynasty wrote "The Immortal Poems with Liu Zhong" No. 2: "Special courtyards are inaccessible, and the wind has many different colors; Xiayi clothes do not need to be sewn, and cloud brocade does not need to be woven."

Liang Jiangyan of the Southern Dynasties "Cherishing the Late Spring to Ying Liu" "Secretary" poem: "Xiayi already has a belt, and the immortal crown does not hold a hairpin." Later it was used to refer to the clothes worn by immortals.

The poem "Sending the Palace Man to the Way" by Zhang Ji of the Tang Dynasty: "When the name first came out of the palace, the body was not called Xiayi." Ming Tulong's "Caibaoji·Zucun's Farewell Gate": "I have been thinking of you. Wearing Xiayi, my Jing wife also wears a star crown."

Qing Ye Shenxiang's "Ben Shi Ci": "When the door opened, someone came into the hall and saw two fairies, wearing Xiayi." 2. Metaphor. Soft and colorful clothes.

Tang Dynasty Li Qiao's poem "Dance": "Xia clothes are turning on the mat, and the flower sleeves are bright in front of the snow." Song Liuyong's "Lychee Fragrance" poem: "Golden clouds and cloud clothes fade slightly, as if feeling tired from spring outing."

"Poetry Magazine" Issue 10, 1977: "You are a peacock flying from Beijing, spreading your tail and dancing in the joyous grassland. The green wind blows your rosy clothes, which is auspicious."

4. Four-character words in the clouds

Top Aspirations,

Rain and Clouds,

Yungang Grottoes,

White Clouds Dog,

The all-powerful wind and clouds,

Xingyu, pear clouds,

The wind and the remaining clouds,

The hope of clouds,

Stepping into the blue clouds,

Dragon and tiger wind and clouds,

Wushan clouds and rain,

The clouds are light and the wind is gentle,

The wind is rising,

< p> The sky is full of justice,

The flowing clouds and flowing water,

The soaring clouds and the mist,

The sudden change of wind and clouds,

The wandering clouds and wild cranes,

The clouds are passing by,

The clouds are passing by,

I don’t know what to say,

The clouds are steaming, the clouds are shining,

The clouds are resounding,

The clouds are turbulent,

The man of the hour,

The sun shines through the clouds,

The difference between the clouds and the mud,

The sky is high and the clouds are light 5. Four-character words related to the wind

The face is full of spring breeze, the wind is calm, the wind is sunny, the spring breeze turns into rain, the gentle breeze is drizzle

1. The face is full of spring breeze

Vernacular interpretation : Describes a happy and proud expression. It also describes a kind-hearted person.

Dynasty: Yuan

Author: Wang Shifu

Source: The first chapter of "Lichuntang": "High-spirited, ambitious, like a rainbow. Drink a thousand bells, "My face is full of spring breeze."

Translation: When I return home with a happy smile, my high-spirited look can sweep across the rainbow in the sky, and I drink thousands of glasses of wine, and my face is full of spring breeze.

2. Calm and calm

Vernacular interpretation: There are no wind and waves, the water is very calm, which means calm and peaceful.

Dynasty: Song

Author: Lu Jiuyuan

Source: "Quotations": "It is not like this when the weather is calm and the waves are calm."

Translation : Peaceful, nothing more than that

3. Sunny and sunny

Vernacular meaning: Describing the weather as sunny and warm (mostly used in spring). < /p>

Translation: I only opened my eyes when the wind was warm and the sun was warm. The smoke moistened by the rain was so thick that I unconsciously raised my head

4. The spring breeze turned into rain

Vernacular interpretation: wind and rain suitable for the growth of vegetation, a metaphor for good education

Dynasty: Spring and Autumn Period

Author: Mencius

Source: "Mencius: Be dedicated to your heart." ": "It is like the transformation of time and rain. ”

Translation: Sometimes it is as enlightening as the spring rain

5. Gentle breeze and drizzle

Vernacular interpretation: Gentle wind, gentle rain. Metaphor in When criticizing, state the facts, be reasonable, and be gentle and not rude

Dynasty: Southern Dynasty·Chen

Author: Zhang Zhengjian

Source: "Accompanying Hengyang". "The Poems of You Qiyan": "The breeze blows in the wheat ridges; the drizzle washes over the plum trees.

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Translation: The breeze blows the wheat ridges; the drizzle washes the plum trees