[Idiom explanation] Bean paste: a perennial herb, which is a metaphor for virgins. When a woman is thirteen or fourteen.

[Allusions] Tang Du Mu's "Farewell" poem: "The flowers are more than thirteen, and the cardamom is in the first two months."

Translation:

Thirteen-and fourteen-year-old girls are graceful, just like bean flowers in bud in February.

[Synonyms] Golden Age, Golden Age, Yellow Youth

[antonym] In the twilight years, the mulberry is old and the pearl is yellow.

[useful] useful

[emotional color] commendatory term

[Grammatical Usage] Being the subject and object; Include praise

[Idiom structure] A little formal

[Date of birth] Ancient times

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Antonym: Mulberry Sunset Scene

[Idiom explanation] The afterglow of the sunset shines on the treetops of Sang Yu. Refers to the night. Metaphor is old age.

[Allusions] The poem "Giving a White Horse" by Cao Weizhi of the Three Kingdoms: "In Sang Yu, the influence cannot be traced."

When the years arrived in Sang Yu, the light, shadow and sound could not be recovered.

[Synonym] The wind and candle are dying.

[useful] useful

[emotional color] commendatory term

[Grammatical Usage] Used as predicate, object and attribute; Metaphor is old.

[Idiom structure] A little formal

[Date of birth] Ancient times