1 Penglai Palace. According to legend, it is the place where Bohai immortals live.
2. refers to the secret cabinet.
3. Artemisia scoparia. Refers to the grass.
4. The mythical mountain.
5. According to legend, it is the place where Bohai immortals live.
6. Poetry as a metaphor for fairyland
Penglai [Pinglai]
Quote:
Wang? ? "Story of Chun Wu: Speaking of Sword": "Born in Penglai, I was thrown into the world by chance."
"The History of the Later Han Dynasty, Biography of Wen Yuan, Borderland Sound": "Humble China and spread English, showing the wonder of Penglai."
Yang Jiong's Preface to the Poems of the Secretary's Provincial Pavilion: "Zhou Wang Yushan, Penglai Room of Han Emperor." ?
Ceng Gong's poem "Sending Zhengzhou Shaozizheng" said: "After you can travel to the government, you can gather in Penglai at a high pace."
Du Fu's poem "Suxi": "The clear gate of Suxi, the battle of Penglai moved several times."
Synonym:
I. Secret House
Interpretation: the place where precious books were collected in ancient palaces.
Quote: Lu Ji's Xie Biao said that he was the secretary of the three pavilions in the palm of his hand, so he was named "Secret Pavilion". "
Interpretation: refers to Shangshu Province.
Quotation: "Selected Poems of Lu Ji": "I'll take care of the secret cabinet." Shan Li's note: "Xu Yun wrote this poem" For Business ". However, the secret pavilion is the province of ministers. "
Interpretation: The arm of the pillow in the book. Also known as handrails.
Quote: Tu Long's "Other Notes in the Study, Stationery in the Study, Secret Pavilion": "Some people take the ancient jade of Changwang as an example, some people grind the plum blossom of lying silkworm with jade, which is six or seven inches long, and some people carve flowers with red sandalwood, which is as light as paper and is the top grade of the secret pavilion."
Second, carelessness [c m: o m: ng]
Interpretation: grass. It also refers to a wasteland full of vegetation.
Quote: Cao Yu's "Yuanye" Act III: "I can vaguely see the ruins of the mill many years ago in the fog. The small round ground is covered with Artemisia annua, which is half a person high, and sleeps on the grass. "
Interpretation: Cao Ye; Folk. Compared with "imperial court" and "corridor temple".
Quote: The General History of China, Part III, Chapter 1, Section 4: "However, all the generals in our department were born in the rough. As soon as I left, they annexed each other, and the great cause was even more hopeless. "