1, blue sky, pronounced bì luò, refers to the meaning of the sky in general. For example, Tang Yangjiong's "He Fu Begins to Look at the Stars": Blue sky three officers, Huang Tu in the four seas.
2. Mozi, pronounced Z ǐ mT, originally meant the streets of ancient Chang 'an. Scholars generally call the country roads in Kyoto Mozi. Now it's a metaphor for illusory glory. For example, Ouyang Xiu's "butterfly lovers Cuiyuan Red Square and Sunny Poems": purple strangers loiter with golden wheels, and the sound of hooves tramples all over the spring suburbs.
3. Cuiwei, pronounced cuē wē i, stands for Castle Peak. Take Du Fu's Three Poems on December 1st as an example: That is to say, if you look at the swallows entering the mountains, how can there be orioles?
4. Cangyuan, pronounced as cānɡ yuān, means the sea; Deep pool. For example, Li Daoyuan of the Northern Wei Dynasty wrote "Notes on Water Classics" and "One River": Nine streams are separated, and the northern dynasties are full of melancholy clouds.
5. Cangling, pronounced as cāng líng, means Di Qing, one of the five emperors in ancient China mythology, and is the God of the Four Springs in the East; Spring. Such as Emperor Ji: the upper association Qing Cangling, the lower Zhao Qingxi, and the later Qing Xi.
6, the laws, pinyin for zhū lǜ, meaning summer. For example, Tang's Book of Being a Man and a Leader in Shucheng: This Preface, and Zhu Fa's thank-you period. The sky is high and the forest is sparse, and the country is waiting.
7, plain method, pronounced lǜ, meaning autumn; Autumn. For example, in Wei Zhuang's three rhymes, the prime number method is at the beginning, and the quotient is soaring.
8.Xuán yěng, pinyin is Xuán yοng, which means pure black or winter. Such as "Taoist Temple Song and Bai Fu": involvement in Qingyang does not increase brilliance, and experience does not decrease brilliance.
9. kiln cleaning, pronounced q and ng yá o, refers to water. For example, Zhou Zizhi's Poems on Bamboo Slope, Volume 1: Qing Yao is called water.
10, Tianjiu, pronounced Ji incarnation, means manna. Example: Miraculous classic Northwest Wilderness Classic: Overseas northwest, there are people who are two thousand miles away, but they drink five glasses of wine every day. Zhang Huayun: Tianjiu, Ganlu also.
1 1, Qing female, pronounced qěng nǐ, Qing female is the fairy in charge of frost and snow in China legend; Frost and snow. Example: Li Shangyin's Frost Moon: Su E, a young woman, is hardy and fights frost in the middle of the month.
12, crane, pinyin is hè zhěn, which is a pronoun of Qin. For example, Wang Bo's "Preface to the Fourth Class Banquet with Members": Those who cherish the past and present will stop at the wind; Those who are pregnant with a secret agreement all love the moon path.
13, Yu Luan, pronounced Yu Luan, Yu Xue. For example, Xin Qiji's Mink Head Guan Xue on the Wujiang River: The creation is magnificent, and Wan Li Emerald flies.
14, Yao Gan, pinyin is qián yào, which means the sun. For example, History of the Yuan Dynasty, Biography of Empresses, and Answering to the Emperor: The way of the moon follows the right path, and Tong Mingzhen is committed to evil.
15, Xijing, pronounced Xijing, means sunset. For example, Wang Ji's "Remembering My Old Age" shows that Dongjiao is truly grateful, and Xijing is afraid and unacceptable.