1. What are the idioms that describe "fairyland, artistic conception, gods"

1) Xīng luó qí bù: Luo: to list; Bu: to distribute. Distributed like stars in the sky and chess pieces on a chessboard. There are many descriptions and they are widely distributed.

2) hū fēng huàn yǔ: a type of Taoist magic in mythology that can make wind and rain come and go. It is a metaphor for the huge power that can control nature.

3) Xianfengdaogu xiān fēng dào gǔ: bone: spirit. The demeanor of an immortal, the spirit of a Taoist priest. Describes a person's unique character and spirit.

4) Treasure-like solemn bǎo xiàng zhuāng yán: Buddhism calls solemn Buddha statues. Metaphor for the true face of a certain person

5) The highest good is like water shàng shàn ruò shuǐ: The highest good is like water.

2. What are the idioms that describe "fairyland, artistic conception, gods"

1) Xīng luó qí bù: Luo: to list; Bu: to distribute.

Distributed like stars in the sky and chess pieces on a chessboard. There are many descriptions and they are widely distributed.

2) hū fēng huàn yǔ: a type of Taoist magic in mythology that can make wind and rain come and go. It is a metaphor for the huge power that can control nature.

3) Xianfengdaogu xiān fēng dào gǔ: bone: spirit. The demeanor of an immortal, the spirit of a Taoist priest.

Describes a person’s unique character and spirit. 4) Treasured and solemn bǎo xiàng zhuāng yán: Buddhism calls solemn Buddha statues.

Metaphor of the true face of a certain person 5) The highest good is like water shàng shàn ruò shuǐ: The highest good is like water. 3. What poems are there that describe fairyland, gods, etc.

Li Bai - "Sleepwalking Tianmu's Song of Farewell"

Haike talks about Yingzhou, and it is difficult to find a letter in the mist.

The people of Yue are talking to Tianmu, and the clouds are bright and extinguished or can be seen.

Tianmu stretches the sky towards the sky, pulling out the five mountains to cover Chicheng.

The rooftop is 48,000 feet long, and it is tilted toward the southeast.

I want to dream of Wuyue, and fly across the Jinghu Lake in the moonlight overnight.

The moon over the lake shines on my shadow and sends me to Yanxi River.

Xie Gong’s residence is still there today, and the Lu River is rippling and the apes are crying.

Wearing Xie Gong's clogs, we climbed the Qingyun Ladder.

The sun can be seen from half of the wall, and the sky chickens can be heard in the sky.

Thousands of rocks have endless twists and turns, and the path is uncertain. The lost flowers leaning against the rocks are suddenly dim.

Bears roar and dragons sing in Yinyan Spring, and chestnut trees in deep forests are astonishing at the top of the mountain.

The clouds are green and it looks like it is raining, and the water is watery and smokey.

The columns were struck by thunderbolts, and the hills collapsed. The cave sky stone fan opens suddenly.

The blue sky is vast and bottomless, and the sun and moon shine on the gold and silver platform.

The neon is the clothes, the wind is the horse, and the kings of the clouds come and go one after another.

The tiger, the drum, the harp, the luan, come back to the car, and the immortals are lined up like hemp.

Suddenly the soul palpitates and the soul moves, and suddenly starts to sigh.

Only when I sleep on my pillow, I lose the ever-present haze.

The same is true for pleasure in the world. Since ancient times, everything has flowed eastwards.

When will you return when you leave? Let me leave the white deer among the green cliffs.

I will ride to visit famous mountains as soon as I have to go. An Neng can destroy his eyebrows and bend his waist to serve the powerful.

It makes me unhappy.

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I think of the immortals in the east corner of the blue sea.

The sea is cold and windy, and the mountains are covered with white waves.

The long whale's spewing water cannot be touched, and the heart is filled with tears like beads.

The bluebird comes from the west and flies to the east. I would like to send a letter to thank Magu.

4. Words describing fairyland

Qihua Yaocao

Qi, Yao: beautiful jade. They were originally the flowers and plants in the fairyland imagined by the ancients. Later, it also described the crystal clear and beautiful flowers and plants.

Source: Wang Hub's "Dream Immortal Ballad": "The future is gradually brighter, and the flowers are covered with Yao grass."

Shenxiao Jiangque

Originally refers to fairyland. It is also used to describe the emperor's lofty and magnificent palace.

Tiantai road fans

Tiantai: the name of the mountain, located in the north of Tiantai County, Zhejiang Province today. It originally refers to straying into the fairyland and getting lost. Later it was used to describe a bleak future with no way to go.

Source: Volume 967 of "Taiping Yulan" quoted from "Netherworld Records": "Liu Sheng and Ruan Zhao of Shan County went into Tiantai Mountain to collect grain peels, but they were lost and could not return."

Fairy Mountain Pavilion

Refers to the fairyland where immortals live. It is often used to describe strange and extraordinary or wonderful and illusory realms or scenes.

Source: "Historical Records·Fengchan Book": "Ziwei (King Wei of Qi), Xuan (King Xuan of Qi), and Yan Zhao sent people into the sea to seek Penglai, Fangzhang, and Yingzhou. These three sacred mountains are Fu is in the Bohai Sea... When he arrives, all the immortals and the medicine of immortality are there. All the animals and birds are white, and the gold and silver are the palace palaces. Before he arrives, he looks like clouds; when he arrives, the three sacred mountains are in the water. Down. When approaching, the wind will blow away.

Xuanxiao Danque

Also known as "Xuanxiao Dantai"

Source: Song Hongmai. "Yi Jian Zhibu·Li Dou Monk": "I am a monk who bows to the Big Dipper at night. If there is any feeling, where the spiritual consciousness travels now, it covers the purple mansion of Juntian. When it is used, it is the nectar of heaven, and it goes to Xuanxiao. Danque is not far away. "

Xuanxiao Dantai

Refers to the fairyland. Same as "Xuanxiao Danque".

Yaocaoqihua

Refers to the fairyland Flowers and plants in the fairyland.

Yaocaoqihua

①Flowers and plants in the fairyland.

Yaocaoqipa

Flowers and plants in the fairyland also refer to rare and exotic flowers and plants.

Yunchiyuedi

The clouds are the steps, and the moon is the ground. It refers to the sky. It also refers to the fairyland.

Source: Du Mu's poem "Qixi" in the Tang Dynasty: "When the clouds and the moon pass by each other, don't regret it. ”

云妦月地

Refers to the sky. It also refers to fairyland. Same as “Cloud Level Moon and Earth”. 5. Idioms to describe gods

The sun rises to the sky It was originally a Taoist metaphor for ascending to heaven during the day, and later it was used to describe becoming rich and powerful.

Calling the wind and calling the rain used to refer to the magical power of immortal Taoists. It can also be used to describe the rampant reactionary forces. p>

Langyuan Qionglou Lang: open and spacious; Qiong: red jade. The vast garden and the gorgeous pavilion also refer to the palace garden of the emperor and nobles. Drinking dew is often used in Taoism and poetry to refer to the fasting of gods.

Xianshan Qiongge Xianshan: refers to the three sacred mountains of Penglai, Fangzhang and Yingzhou; Qiongge: the exquisite pavilion where the gods live. . Now it is also used as a metaphor for the ethereal and wonderful fantasy.

The old man under the moon originally refers to the god in charge of marriage. Later, it is generally referred to as the "Yue Lao".

Pearl foil silver screen foil. ;Screen: The beaded curtain and the silver screen mostly describe the gorgeous decoration of the fairy cave, eating flowers and drinking dew.

Hongyi. Yushang uses feathers as clothes, which refers to the clothes of immortals.

The universe in the pot refers to the life of immortals in the pot.

The sun and moon in the pot refer to Taoism. The life of immortals is the same as "the sun and the moon in a pot".

Luan posture and phoenix posture are metaphors for the deportment of gods.

Earth and heaven, human society and the world of gods. Refers to a place with extremely beautiful scenery. The situation is completely different.

The man among the gods ① refers to a person whose appearance, appearance, clothing and behavior are different from ordinary people. ② Refers to a person who is as free and happy as a god. Tongzhen Dalingling communicates with gods.

Yaotai Silver Palace is a magnificently decorated palace palace. Mostly refers to the abode of gods. 6. What are the words to describe fairyland?

1. Qihua Yaocao (qí huā yáo cǎo)

Meaning: Qi, Yao: beautiful jade. They were originally the flowers and plants in the fairyland imagined by the ancients. Later, it also described the crystal clear and beautiful flowers and plants.

Source: Wang Hub's "Dream Immortal Ballad": "The future is gradually brighter, and the beautiful flowers are covered with Yao grass."

2. Shenxiao Jiangque (shén xiāo jiàng què) )

The meaning originally refers to fairyland. It is also used to describe the emperor's lofty and magnificent palace.

Source: Ming Dynasty Wang Tingna's "Guangling Moon", the third chapter: "The divine sky is in Jiangque, the beautiful sun has five clouds floating on it, the beautiful swallows are blooming, waiting for Chen to swim, and the clouds are harmonious and lean on the konghou."

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3. Tiantai Lumi (tiān tái lù mí)

Definition: The name of the mountain, in the north of Tiantai County, Zhejiang Province today. It originally refers to straying into the fairyland and getting lost. Later it was used to describe a bleak future with no way to go.

The source of "Taiping Yulan" Volume 967 quotes "Netherworld Record": "Liu Sheng and Ruan Zhao from Shan County went into Tiantai Mountain to collect grain peels, but they were lost and could not return."

4. Fairy Mountain Pavilion (xiān shān lóu gé)

The meaning refers to the fairyland where immortals live. It is often used to describe strange and extraordinary or wonderful and illusory realms or scenes.

Source of "Historical Records·Fengchan Book": "Ziwei (King Qi Wei), Xuan (King Xuan of Qi), and Yan Zhao sent people into the sea to seek Penglai, Fangzhang, and Yingzhou. These three sacred mountains are their Fu In the Bohai Sea... all the immortals and the medicine of immortality are there, and all the animals and birds are white, and the palace is made of gold and silver.

5. Xuanxiao Danque (xuán xiāo dān). què)

The meaning refers to the fairyland.

Source: Song Hongmai's "Yi Jian Zhibu·Li Dou Monk": "I am a monk who bows to the Big Dipper at night. If you encounter it, your spiritual consciousness will travel to the purple palace of Juntian. When it comes to use it, it will be the nectar of heavenly liquid. It is not far from Xuanxiao Danque. ”

6. yún jiē yuè dì (yún jiē yuè dì)

Interpretation uses clouds as steps and moon as earth. It refers to the sky. It also refers to fairyland.

From the Tang Dynasty Du Mu's poem "Qixi Festival": "The clouds and the moon and the earth pass by each other. Don't regret it until the years have passed.

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What are the poems that describe the scenery as being like a fairyland?

1. The north wind blows the ground and the grass is broken, and the sky is full of snow in August. Suddenly, like a spring breeze, thousands of trees come. The pear blossoms are blooming. They penetrate the bead curtains and wet the curtains. The fox fur is not warm and the brocade quilt is thin. The general's horns and bows cannot be controlled, and the protective iron clothes are cold. The vast sea is covered with hundreds of feet of ice, and the gloomy clouds are thousands of miles away. "The Judge Returns to the Capital"

2. Two orioles sing in the green willows, and a row of egrets ascends to the blue sky.

3. After the pines and cypresses wither, it is cold as the year progresses. It is known that the pines and cypresses steal the cold to send warmth and shrink their hands and feet at the end of the year.

4. The spring water of the Yangtze River is dyed green, and the water from the lotus leaves is as big as Qian Tang Zhang's "Spring Farewell Song"

5. The beautiful scenery is the last part of spring, and the clear clouds are the first of summer.

6. The falling rain is like a hazy smoke, covering the Huaihe River plain that stretches thousands of miles.

7. The jasper is as high as a tree, and thousands of green silk ribbons hang down.

8. The Xinqing Wilderness looks out over the Xinqing Wilderness, and there is no trace of dirt or dust as far as the eye can see. Guomen is near the ferry, and the village trees are connected to the mouth of the stream. Outside the clear water and bright fields, the green peaks come out of the mountains. There is no idle person in the farming month, and all the family affairs are in the south. Mu.

9. The tree knows that spring will return soon, and all kinds of red and purple are blooming: the flowers and plants of Mei Sheng. "Late Spring" by Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty

10. The millet dream is getting old, Tingzhou Smoking Ruo. Don’t sing the ancient tunes of the south of the Yangtze River. Resentment is hard to express. The Chu River is soul-destroying. The wind smokes swallow’s milk, the dark rain plums are yellow, and the noon mirror bathes in orchid curtains. 7. Idioms about fairyland, artistic conception, gods and the like, ,

Idioms about fairyland, artistic conception, and gods include Langyuan Qionglou, Fairy Mountain Qiongge, the sun rises to the sky, the eight immortals cross the sea, the two immortals preach, the old man under the moon, etc.

(1) Idioms about fairyland include Fairy Mountain Qiongge, Langyuan Qionglou, etc. "Fairy Mountain Qiongge" comes from Bai Juyi's "Song of Everlasting Sorrow" in the Tang Dynasty, "Suddenly I heard that there was a fairy mountain on the sea, and the mountain was ethereal.

The exquisite pavilion is filled with five clouds, among which there are many fairies. "Fairy Mountain refers to the three sacred mountains of Penglai, Fangzhang and Yingzhou; Qiongge refers to an exquisite pavilion. Fairy Mountain Qiongge is the place where gods live in legend. Now it is also a metaphor for the ethereal and wonderful fantasy.

Langyuan Qionglou comes from In the eleventh chapter of "Three Heroes and Five Righteousness" written by Shi Yukun in the Qing Dynasty, it is said that "the Langyuan Qionglou inside is full of strange flowers and plants, which is very mysterious. "Lang means open and spacious; Qiong is red jade.

Langyuan Qionglou means vast gardens and gorgeous pavilions, which are the legendary residences of gods. It also refers to the palaces of emperors and nobles.

(2) Idioms about the artistic conception of immortals include "The sun rises to the sky, the eight immortals cross the sea, the two immortals preach, etc." The "day sun rises to the sky" comes from Ying Shao's "Customs and Customs·Zhengshu" in the Han Dynasty. "It is said that Wang An of Huainan attracted guests." Thousands of alchemists wrote the book "Secret of Hongbaoyuan" on the pillow. They cast it in yellow and white and rose to the sky in the daytime. ”

The sun rises to the sky, which originally means Taoism refers to rising to the sky during the day and becoming an immortal. Nowadays, the sun rising to the sky is often used as a metaphor to suddenly become wealthy.

The Eight Immortals Crossing the Sea comes from the Ming Dynasty Wu Chengen’s "Journey to the West" Chapter Chapter 81, “It was the Eight Immortals who crossed the sea together and showed their magical powers alone. "Eight Immortals, that is, the eight gods in Taoist legends.

The Eight Immortals crossing the sea and each showing their magical powers is a metaphor for each having his own way of doing things, and also a metaphor for competing with each other with his own skills. The preaching of the two immortals came from the Qing Dynasty Chapter 56 of Li Luyuan's "Qilu Deng" contains the following note: "The sable skin said: 'Let the two immortals go and preach! ’ Pearl String took a look and then went away with a smile. "

"Two immortals preach" means two immortals teaching Taoism at the same time. It is often used to describe two people secretly working together to do something. (3) Idioms about immortals and the like include Yue The Old Man Under the Moon and others.

The Old Man Under the Moon comes from "Xuyouguailu" by Li Fuyan of the Tang Dynasty. It records that Wei Gu of the Tang Dynasty passed by Songcheng and met an old man checking a book under the moonlight. , knowing that the old man is a god who specializes in human marriages, and the book he checked is the marriage book.

The old man under the moon originally refers to the god in charge of marriage, and later refers to the matchmaker, referred to as "Yue Lao". >