Pronunciation: HuākāI füguü
Origin: Zhao Qing Dynasty said that peony had the title of king, the first among flowers, the name of the four seas, and finally it was called wealth. Husband calls wealth, intends to clean lotus, not together; Law is a secluded chrysanthemum, but it is not suitable. Moreover, wealth is the only peony.
Peony is the king's flower, the first of all flowers, famous all over the world, so it is called wealth. Since it is called wealth, the cleanliness of lotus is not suitable, and the seclusion of chrysanthemum is not suitable, so peony can only monopolize the name of wealth.
Quote: Farewell My Concubine by Li Bihua: He opened the peony fan with a crimson gold background and hid his face trembling. This warbler is charming and lazy. The imperial concubine only said that he was on it when he was singing.
Ex.: Our tricolor painting can't show flowers and wealth, nor can we draw splash-ink landscape bamboo to report peace.
Extended information similar words: Zhu Bao Ping An
Pronunciation: zhú bào píng ān
Meaning: This is a metaphor for a letter from a safe family.
Out: Tang Duan Shicheng's "Youyang Miscellaneous Plant Continuation": "There is a bamboo nest in Tongzi Temple in the north; Only a few feet long; According to legend, its temple outline dimension daily newspaper Zhu' an. "
There is a boy temple in Jinyang City, Taiyuan, the capital of the northern country. There is a nest of bamboo in the temple, which is only a few feet long. It is rumored that monks in the temple use bamboo to report peace every day.
Grammar: subject-predicate type; Make provisions; Include praise
The autumn wind struck a chord with the vagrants, urging them to send a letter home from Zhu Bao as soon as possible.
Allusions:
According to folklore, there is a mountain more than a foot long in the middle and west of Yunshan, and people are infected with all diseases. A man named Li Yi, in order to avoid meeting Shan Gui, threw bamboo into the fire every morning and evening and let it explode. The sound made Shan Gui afraid to run away, so everyone escaped the disaster.
Later, from New Year's Eve to New Year's Day, every household set off firecrackers that invented paper rolls, aiming at exorcising evil spirits and welcoming peace. Therefore, there are poems such as "one year old in firecrackers" or "one year old in firecrackers, everything is renewed". Folk auspicious patterns include bamboo paintings or children setting off firecrackers, which means to report peace.