There are only two related idioms:

Chaoyang Danfeng, pronounced cháo yáng dān fèng, is an idiom that refers to the time when a talented person meets the bright future. It comes from "The Book of Songs Daya·Juan A" . : "The phoenix is ??singing on that high hill. The phoenix trees are growing on that high hill and the sun is rising."

The phoenix is ??singing and the sun is rising. The idiom of the scene when the king is wise comes from "Mao Shi Zhengyi".

Song Dynasty Fan Chengda's poem "Liu Dexiu Shaoqing sent a gift to Huishan for his summer vacation": "The phoenix has been rising to the sun for five days, and it has passed by the white gull in a hurry."

Song Kong Pingzhong's "Continuation" "Shishuo·Zhijian": "Since the death of Chu Suiliang and Han Yuan, it has been a taboo at home and abroad for decades and twenty years. When he was kind-hearted, he began to admonish, and the world was happy, calling it the Mingfeng Chaoyang."

Qingzhao "Xiaoting Miscellaneous Records·Qian Nanyuan": "Chen Chen reported to Shandong Governor Guotai that he was greedy and lawless, and the country's money was in short supply. The superior was furious and ordered Mr. Liu Shi'an to go there for interrogation. He found out the truth. He placed Tai in front of the law. The official was appointed as the deputy envoy of general affairs, and he was called Mingfeng Chaoyang at that time. "

In the Civil Affairs Chapter of "Youxue Qionglin" written by Cheng Yunsheng in the Ming Dynasty: "Li Shangan was outspoken and competed for the title of Mingfeng Chaoyang"

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