1, call the wind and rain H? f ē ng Hu à n y ǔ: In the original fairy tale, it refers to the magic that the immortal Taoist priest can make the wind and rain obey his orders. More metaphors have the power to dominate nature or society.
2. Cloud and fog trip téng yún jià wù: Riding on the clouds and driving in the fog. Spells describing immortals in ancient mythology. It also describes flying or running fast in the air. It also describes being confused and feeling in a daze.
3. Businessmen: Take feathers as clothes. Refers to the clothes of immortals.
4. Erxian preacher érxiān Chuán dào: It refers to two immortals teaching Taoism together, which is a metaphor for two believers secretly cooperating to accomplish something, which comes from "crossing the street lamp".
5, catering dew cā nPā y ǐ nLǐ: swallow flowers and drink dew. Describe supernatural life.
6. Immortality: Immortality: longevity. Long-term survival, never aging. Those who have lived forever will never be old and will never die. Now refers to longevity. It is often used to pay tribute to the elderly. Also known as "immortals".
7. omnipotent wúsuǒbünéng: Nothing is impossible. Describe the miraculous.
8. magical powers. Shén tūng gu?ng dà: magical power: originally a Buddhist term, it means that successful Buddhists have all kinds of magical abilities, and later it means extraordinary skills. The ability to describe is great and omnipotent.
9. The Eight Immortals Crossing the Sea Bā xi ā n guò h I: According to legend, the Eight Immortals crossing the sea without a boat, each with a set of spells. There is a folk proverb that the Eight Immortals have crossed the ocean, showing their magical power.
10, Luan Zi and Phoenix Luan Z and F è ng Tà i: the metaphor of immortal manners.
165438+ metaphor each has its own strengths and shows its magical powers. It is also a single "Eight Immortals Crossing the Sea".
12, Oracle Bone Inscriptions wèi bǔ xiān zhī: (Before it happened) You don't need to calculate divination to know. Describe foresight.
13, converted into yá o shē n y and bià n: Supernatural novels refer to supernatural people or monsters who use magic to turn their bodies into other things. Status, position, face, etc. Of people changing rapidly. With a derogatory connotation.
14, sage like style xi ā Xi ā xiān fēng dào gǔ incarnation: bone: spirit. The elegance of a fairy and the temperament of a Taoist. Also known as "Taoist bone fairy wind", it describes a person's demeanor.
15, don't eat fireworks, bù shí ré n? n? n? n? n? Hu ǒ: Taoism means that immortals or monks don't eat cooked food. Metaphor means that people are born. Later, it was also a metaphor for the superb poetry and painting, which was different from ordinary people.