Romantic idioms with yellow characters are as follows:

The homophones of yellow have good meanings in idioms such as "flying into the sky" and "auspicious days".

1. The meaning of "flying to the top": describing a galloping horse. It is a metaphor for sudden success and rapid promotion in official position.

Source: The third chapter of "Liu Hong's Marrying a Maid" by Anonymous: "Li Chunlang's rapid rise to prominence is due to the kindness and virtue of his elders."

2. "Auspicious days of the zodiac" refers to It is a day when everything is appropriate. It was formulated by the ancients based on the laws of the impact of changes in the movement of celestial bodies and stars on human beings.

The ecliptic is a term in astronomy (that is, the earth’s orbit around the sun). There are twelve evil spirits distributed in the ecliptic sky. They are Qinglong, White Tiger, Mingtang, Tianxing, Suzaku, Jingui, Tiande, Yutang, Tianlao, Xuanwu, Siming and Gouchen.

The meaning of the idiom "Flying to the Future":

In the poem, Han Yu uses story comparison to educate his son, study hard, and keep making progress, which can change a person and give him talents. Otherwise, he will always be mediocre. Do nothing, achieve nothing. Therefore, if you want to achieve success in the future, you must not slack off in your studies.

As the saying goes: "No pain, no gain." Success is not accidental. Only after a long period of hard work can dreams come true.

Sentences:

1. He wore a yellow dress today.

2. Autumn is here and the leaves turn yellow.

3. She likes to drink a cup of coffee with brown sugar in the morning.

4. There are many fresh cucumbers and apricots at this fruit stall.

5. The doctor suggested that he eat more foods rich in vitamin C, such as yellow lemons and oranges.

6. I like to look at the sky at dusk, when the sun turns golden.

7. He is learning how to make a delicious cup of rice wine.

8. At dusk, the clouds on the horizon turned into a golden color, which was very beautiful.