Hong, namely Hongyan, is also called Dayan. Cao Zhi's "Ode to Luoshen" describes the beauty of Luoshen's Ode with "If you are surprised, if you are quiet, if you are graceful, if you are Youlong". Later, people used "Jing Hong" to describe women as light as a swan. Some people use "Jing Hong" to describe the swordsman's posture. "The swordsman moves in the air with the sword dance, just like Youlong". Jing Hong and Jing Hong, who are often called "glimpses", are completely different birds from Jing Hong, a frightened bird. Don't make a mistake.
Although the word "scared" is also used to describe a miserable face that is scared to death by the slightest movement. However, "Jing Hong" is not a surprise, but a woman with light and elegant posture and beautiful appearance. "A glimpse of Jing Hong" means seeing a beautiful woman with excellent posture.
Related allusions
Jing Hong is also used in the famous poem Shen Yuan by Lu You, a poet in the Southern Song Dynasty: "The setting sun on the city draws a corner of sorrow, and Shen Yuan is not a revival of pool terrace. Under the sad bridge, the spring waves are green, which used to be a stunning photo. " This is a poem by Lu You who misses his ex-wife Tang Wan. However, because Lu Mu doesn't like Tang Wan, the husband and wife are forced to separate, and Tang Wan remarries Zhao.
Lu You once worked in Wan, and her stepmother was in Shenyuan. She revisited her old place and wrote a poem "Shenyuan". What saddens Lu You most is that the spring water under the bridge is still green, which once reflected the beautiful image of my favorite Tang Wan, but now everything is gone. In ancient times, there were four beauties who closed their eyes and felt ashamed of flowers and sank into yan zhen. Later, Chen Yan, a litterateur in the late Qing Dynasty, mentioned in Poems on Yi Shi that "those who fall wild are also gorgeous", which means showing respect to the monarch, emphasizing the beauty of women and graceful figure.
Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Jinghong