1. Four words to describe sunrise or sunset: Feng Danchao Yang Feng Ming Chaoyang Mingfeng Chaoyang Feng Danchao Yang Sang Yu is still dying. Metaphorically, the old days are fading away and the sun is about to set. The metaphor is that the aging person or the rotting thing is approaching death. Thin and approaching. "Bear Biography" says: "I am in Miluo, and I am afraid that the sun will be thinner than the western hills." Where the sun enters in myths and legends. "Huainanzi Astronomical Training": "As for Yu Garden, it is called dusk." Zhuang Kuiji School: Taiping Magnolia is thinner than Yuyuan Garden. "Time and tide wait for no man. They all say that they should take the time to describe themselves as busy and have no leisure. Historical records. It is based on the fact that the sun does not move and the shadow does not move. It was described as a short time. See the "one-day inactivity" schedule. The monthly classes are tested every day and every month according to certain procedures. Described as conformism, no innovation, work at sunrise and rest at sunset. It is described as a continuous sunrise. It works when the sun rises and rests when the sun goes down. It originally refers to the way of life of ancient people. Later, it also refers to a simple and simple life, just like "getting up late in the morning." Chronology of the Southern Qi Dynasty: "In November of the fifth year of Yongming, the sunrise in Dinghai was red and yellow." Yue Yuan is in two places and can't get together in a short time, but he wants to do more things in his heart. It means that my wish can't be realized for a while, and it means that I have to work hard for a long time to reach the point of familiarity. If you don't eat for a long time, it's the same as "forgetting to eat for a long time" Diligent and persistent, it's still three o'clock in the morning, and it's sunny. See "warm wind and harmony" and "accumulate over time" accumulate over time. In the old days, fortune tellers called Tianting Long Ting. "Heaven" is the precious phase of the emperor. In the old days, fortune tellers called their foreheads dragon faces. "The sun, the moon and the dragon face" are the precious pictures of the emperor. The forehead is like a half-chord moon. Zhu Ting describes a person with a broad forehead, a full heaven and an extraordinary appearance. It's far from Chang 'an. In the Southern Song Dynasty, Liu Yiqing wrote "Shi Shuo Xin Yu Su Yu Hui": "How old is Jin Mingdi, sitting on Yuan Di's lap? Someone came from Chang' an ... because he asked Ming Di,' What does Chang' an mean to the sun?' Answer:' That day is still far away. I don't know if I didn't hear the people coming here. Yuan Di is different. Tomorrow, I will call ministers to tell me this. Besides, I will answer:' the day is near.' Yuan Di looked pale and said, "Why are you different from what you said yesterday? A:' Looking up at the sun, you can't see Chang 'an.' "Later mean, you yearn for the imperial city, but can't see the heart for a long time, so you can see the heart is good or bad, true or false, always old, always old, long or long. Also known as "leisurely". Constantly improve the mood auxiliary words of the sun, the moon, the moon. " Poetry, Wind, Sun and Moon: "Sun, Moon, Earth. Mao Zhuan: "Day by day, the moon, the moon. Later, it was used to refer to seeing "more beautiful day by day" and seeing the wind getting cooler day by day with the passage of time. Describe the sunny weather and the setting sun, which means that it is fading and the sun is setting in thousands of feet. It describes the scene of a sharp decline. Sunset on the western hills (1) The sun sets from the western hills. It means dusk. (2) metaphor aging people or rotten things close to the day of death. It's far away. It's still far from sunset. It's still far from sunset. This road has come to an end. Metaphorically, it's over. In the Tang Dynasty, Du Fu said in "Shu Ge Kaifu Han Twenty Rhymes": "Spring grass will rest for a few years, and the road will be exhausted." (2) metaphor is the end of the road, also called "not the end of the road". It's late, and it's still a long way. To make a metaphor, the poor days are warm and warm, exhausting, and the breeze is warm. This is a warning from the sun. Be careful. "Day and night" describes diligence and prudence, and does not dare to slack off. Do something: "a gentleman works all day, and if he works hard at night, he doesn't blame." "Day and night, day and night, for three days, the sun rose from the ground to the height of three bamboo poles. It's about eight or nine before noon. It is often used to describe the sky. The colors of cinnabar are red and yellow. " Life is getting harder and harder. It describes the development of things getting deeper and more serious. Be more cautious every day. Describe being very careful. The sun rises and the moon is getting round. Metaphor is the prosperity and development of things. The poem "Tianbao in Xiaoya" says: "The moon will not change, but the sun will rise as usual". Legend of Mao: "Constant and chord" promotes, goes out and makes progress. "Zheng Xuan wrote:" The full moon bends and the sun rises at dawn. Later, it was often used as a congratulatory message: Yan Qinxi 2009-05-2122: 55: 2819.11. * The sun is scorching and the sun rises. The sun erupts like fire, the rising sun rises and the setting sun disappears like running water. The sun and the moon fly like a shuttle, describing how time flies. In the past, this meant a good omen for your son's birth. "The History of the Three Kingdoms, Wu Zhi, Sun Bin, Mrs. Wu" Pei Songzhi's "So I promised to get married and give birth to four men and one woman" quoted Jin Gan Bao's "Searching for God": "At the beginning, my wife was pregnant. Jane said:' The essence of Yin and Yang of the sun and moon is extremely expensive. How can my children be happy? (2) Describe God as handsome and clear, and the sun and the moon move faster than the sun and the moon. It is said that as time goes by, the sun and the moon move faster than the moon. See "Glory between the Sun and the Moon" and "Gu Mingshu": "The King of Literature and Xuanguang." Lu Deming quoted Ma Rong as saying, "The light is shining, and so are the sun, the moon and the stars. Taiji is like a wall in November, and the five stars are like pearls, so it is called light. "