Explanation: Fate: Fate. An indecomposable fate. A metaphor for an inextricable connection or relationship.
Origin: Nineteen Ancient Poems by Liang Xiao Tong in the Southern Dynasties: "The literary talent is double mandarin ducks, and it is cut into acacia quilts; With Sauvignon Blanc, the fate is incomprehensible. "
Example: It seems that these two sisters, who grew up in the city, are married to rural children. ★ What is the meaning of "Two Sisters"
dòng bù yuán yì)
Explanation: fate: along, along; Righteousness: morality. Actions must follow the principle of fairness and reasonableness.
Source: Lu's Spring and Autumn Annals Gao Yi: "A gentleman's own actions must be justified, and harmony must be sincere. Although vulgarity is called poverty, it is also common."
fè nbó yuá n qiā n
Explanation: In the old days, it was called shallow fate.
Source: Yuan Wang Ziyi's "Mistaken into Taoyuan", the fourth fold: "The heart comes first before the body arrives, and the points are shallow and thin, and there are top tips but no bottom tips."
shallow fate is thin (fèn qiǎn yuán bó)
Explanation: In the old days, it was called shallow fate.
Source: Yuan Wang Ziyi's "Mistaken into Taoyuan", the fourth fold: "The heart comes first before the body arrives, and the points are shallow and thin, and there are top tips but no bottom tips."
to be shallow (fè n qi ? n yuá n qi ā n)
Explanation: In the old days, it was called shallow fate.
source: Ming Cui Shipei's "The West Chamber Rejuvenating Cambodian Medicine": "Zhang Junrui, I think it's your shallow fate, and the rain hits the pear flower and closes the door."
make a good marriage (gu m: guǎng jié liáng yuán)
explanation: do more good deeds to get everyone's appreciation.
Source: Ming Lanling Xiaoxiaosheng's "Jin Ping Mei Ci Hua" back to the 57th: "It's a blessing for my family that you have initiated good thoughts and made a wide marriage."
jié bù jiě yuán)
Explanation: Fate: Fate. Describe the love between men and women, can not be separated. It also means that the two have an inseparable fate.
Source: Nineteen Ancient Poems: "The literary and colorful mandarin ducks are cut into acacia quilts, and they are written with Sauvignon Blanc, which is inextricably linked."
JΡ nù liá ng yuá n
Explanation: It originally refers to the marriage that conforms to the feudal order. After referring to a beautiful marriage.
Source: The fifth chapter of Qing Cao Xueqin's Dream of Red Mansions: "Dudao is a good marriage, and I only read the alliance between wood and stone."
dew marriage (lù shuǐ yīn yuán)
explanation: it refers to a short-term or temporary marriage.
example: I don't envy others having ~ while they are away.
the ant meets the locust (mǎ yǐ yuán huái)
Explanation: edge: along, along. Ants climb up and down along the locust tree. Metaphor thinks oneself great.
Source: The Biography of Nanke Taishou by Tang Li Gongzuo: A man named Chunyuba dreamed that he had become the Nanke Taishou of Dahuai Anguo, and he was very powerful for a while. It's a big dream when you wake up. The so-called Dahuanguo is just an ant nest under an old locust tree.
Example: ~ It's not easy to exaggerate the country and shake the tree. ★ Mao Zedong's "Man Jianghong and Comrade Guo Moruo"
The fate is thin (mü ng bá o yuá n qiā n)
Interpretation: It means bad fate and shallow fate.
Source: Ming Wang Yufeng's "Incense Burning: A Farewell": "You don't have to sigh too much, you hate your fate, and your fame and love are in a dilemma."
Example: Wei Ming also laughed: "How can I ~." ★ The fifth episode of Rain Flower in the Sky
The fate is light (m ì ng yu á n y ì q ì ng)
Explanation: Fate: because, because. Life is slight because of lofty morality. Metaphor can sacrifice everything for morality.
Source: "The Biography of Zhu Hui in the Later Han Dynasty with the Biography of Zhu Mu": "Thanks to Zhuan Zhu and Jing Qing, Hou Sheng and Yu Zi's devotion, their feelings are gracious and their fate is light."
nián yú yuán zhú gān)
explanation: metaphor is difficult to rise. With "the catfish on the bamboo pole".
qí sh ù y ǒ u yuá n
explanation: only tree: Sanskrit, that is, only garden, which is abbreviated as lonely garden, is where Sakyamuni stopped when he went to give up his country. Refers to the fate of Buddhism.
Source: Ming Chen Ruyuan's "The Story of the Golden Lotus in the Countryside": "My name is Fo Yin, and I was born with some spirituality, just to realize one heart, so I shaved my temples. It' s only a tree that has a fate, and it' s a duckweed. "
a thousand-mile marriage (qi ā n lǐ y and n yuá n)
explanation: a long marriage fate.
Source: The 57th chapter of Qing Cao Xueqin's Dream of Red Mansions: "Since ancient times, it has been said that' a thousand miles of marriage is tied by a thread' and there is an old man who is in charge of marriage. It is predestined that he will only use a red line to trip the feet of these two people."
Example: Who is responsible for this?
the marriage of thousands of miles leads to the thread (qiān lǐ yīn yuán shǐ xiàn qiān)
Explanation: It means that marriage is formed by the old people under the moon secretly implicated with a red line. With "a thousand miles of marriage".
Origin: Zhao Shuli's Marriage of Little Erhei: "Er Zhuge said it was a bargain. He asked birthdates first, and after a long time, he said,' A thousand miles of marriage makes the thread lead', so he took it as a child bride for Little Erhei."
a thousand miles of marriage (qi ā n l ǐ y and n yuá n y and xi à n qi ā n)
Explanation: It means that marriage is formed by the old people under the moon secretly implicated with a red line.
source: Tang Li Fuyan's
Example: Since ancient times: ~. In charge of marriage, there is an old man under the moon, who is predestined to use only one red silk in the dark to trip his own feet. ★ Qing Cao Xueqin's "Dream of Red Mansions" 57th time
Qin Jin's fate (Qí n Jí n zhī Yu á n)
Explanation: During the Spring and Autumn Period, Qin Jin and China married each other for more than one generation. Generally refers to the marriage of two families.
Source: Yuan Georgi's The Story of Money, the third fold: "Why did I become Qin Jin with you?"
Example: If you have mercy on your wife, you will be willing to marry ~, which is enough to be your lifelong wish. ★ Ming Lanling Xiaoxiaosheng's "Jin Ping Mei Ci Hua" The 17th time
Why (shǐ mò yuán yóu)
Explanation: The whole story. Reason: the reason comes from. What happened and why. Also known as "the whole story".
Source: Yuan Ma Zhiyuan's Tears of the Shirt, the fourth fold: "Tell the whole story in detail, and don't deceive."
Example: This daughter-in-law dare not hide anything, so she has to tell it straight. ★ Qing Chen Lang's "Snowmoon Plum" Ninth Return
Closing Edge Result (Sh not u yu á n jié gu ǒ)
Explanation: Pointing to the front edge, the result is obtained. The old theory of what goes around comes around means that if there is a cause before it, there will be relative consequences. Same as "cause and effect".
Source: The first 12 chapters of A Dream of Red Mansions: "[Empty Taoist] has recounted how many stories about the results after seeing the following articles."
shǒ u zhū yuá n mù
Explanation: It is a metaphor to do something that is impossible without considering the actual situation.
Source: Ming Ma Zhongxi's Biography of the Wolf in Sun Yat-sen: "It's just a matter of following the main road to get it, isn't it just a matter of standing by the rafters?"
suí yuá n lè zhù
Explanation: With the depth of fate, you can donate as much as you like.
Source: Qing Huang Xiaopei's Twenty Years of Fanhua Dream, Chapter 29: "It's all about following the fate, which can't be forced by others, but it's more or less undecided. Just ask the adults to be enthusiastic here."
tǐ wù yuá n qí ng
Explanation: It refers to the objects and lyricism of poetry and fu.
source: the language comes from Jin Luji's "Wen Fu": "Poetry is beautiful because of emotion, and it is clear and bright because of its style."
tiān fù liáng yuán)
Explanation: Pay: Give. A beautiful marriage or fate given by heaven. It also refers to a rare good opportunity. The same as "heaven and false marriage."
Source: "Selected Works of English Groups": "Today, we are married and reunited."
a day off is a good marriage (tiā n ji m: liá ng yuá n)
Explanation: leave: borrow. A beautiful marriage or fate given by heaven. It also refers to a rare good opportunity. Also known as "Heaven pays a good marriage", "Heaven leaves karma" and "Heaven leaves whatever it takes".
Source: Ming Gao Panlong's Answer to Liu Niantai: "As a matter of fact, in one room of our generation, we have our own career of a thousand years, and we have a good marriage, so we can live face to face."
Example: Today ~ Fortunately, I am overjoyed to meet you by chance, and * * * went to China to exhaust this feeling. ★ "Selected Works of English Groups"
Tiā n ji m: y: n yuá n
Explanation: Leave: Borrow. A beautiful marriage or fate given by heaven. It also refers to a rare good opportunity. The same as "heaven and false marriage."
Source: Qing Huang Zongxi's "The Light Rock Book of Fuqin": "However, it's beyond words, and it's a natural fate, or it's in another day."
lucky chance makes do (tiā n yuá n cê u hé)
Explanation: lucky chance: a natural chance. In the old days, it was thought that it was providence for men and women to get married. It also means that things are coincidences.
Source: Yuan Shizizhang's "Listening to the Qin in the Bamboo Dock" is the fourth fold: "This marriage is lucky chance's make do."
example: I'm embarrassed about one of his things, and I want to ask someone else. It's really ~ to meet my sister now. I beg your advice. ★ Qing Cao Xueqin's Sixty-third Story of a Dream of Red Mansions
lucky chance happened (tiā n yuá n cò uqi ? o)
Explanation: lucky chance: a natural chance. In the old days, it was thought that it was providence for men and women to get married. It also means that things are coincidences.
Origin: Yuan Shizizhang's "Listening to the Qin in the Bamboo Dock" is the fourth fold: "This marriage is a coincidence of lucky chance."
lucky chance Adventure (tiān yuán qí yù)
Explanation: It used to mean that some people met or men and women got married, which was arranged by God. It also means that things are coincidences.
Source: Peach Blossom Fan Qizhen by Qing Kong Shangren: "Unintentionally, I knocked on the door to find a place to stay, but I bumped into Bian Yujing to be the abbot of Baozhen and stayed with me temporarily. This is also an adventure in lucky chance."
example: we really appreciate that ~.
wà wàn yuán jù jìng)
Explanation: Wanyuan: Buddhist language, everything is born of fate; All: all; Net: clean, there is no surplus. I don't have any thoughts.
Source: Qing Pu Songling's Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio Pupil's Language: "When you hear the Guangming Classic, you can explain it, and you can teach it by holding a roll. At first, you are restless, but after a long time, you are comfortable. I have nothing to do at night, but I sit up and twist beads. For one year, everything is net. "
literary grace (wé n c ? i yuá n shi)
Explanation: literary grace means brilliant articles; Edge decoration: refers to the lace inlaid with clothes. Refers to lace literature, beautifully written.
source: biography of gongsunhong in Han dynasty: "learning grammar and being an official is decorated with Confucianism."
example: there must be ~. ★ Song Su Shi's Strategy
For no reason (wú yuá n wú gê)
Explanation: There is no reason at all.
Source: Qing Cao Xueqin's Dream of Red Mansions, Chapter 44: "Okay, where to start! I was angry for no reason! "
Example: His strength and strength have always made him proud, but in the past few days, he has suffered a lot of setbacks and hardships. ★ Lao She's Camel Xiangzi III
Incense karma (xi ā ng hu ǒ y and n yuá n)
Explanation: Incense: incense and lights lit when offering sacrifices to Buddha. Incense and lights are for the Buddha, so Buddhism calls each other's will the same as "incense karma." Refers to mutual agreement.
Source: Biography of Northern History, Lu Fahe: "Fahe is a Buddhist, and he doesn't want to release the seat of Brahma, so how can he rule the throne? However, in the Empty King Buddha's Temple, there is a cause of incense with the Lord, and the Lord should report it, so help the ear. "
Example: ~ Long wish. ★ Tang Bai Juyi's poem
Xi ā ng hu ǒ y ī n yuá n
Explanation: incense and lights are used to offer sacrifices to Buddha, so Buddhism is used to describe mutual affinity.
Source: Biography of Northern History, Lu Fahe: "Fahe is a Buddhist, and he doesn't want to release the seat of Brahma, so how can he rule the throne? However, in the Empty King Buddha's Temple, there is a cause of incense with the Lord, and the Lord should report it, so help the ear. "
incense (xiāng huǒ yuán)
Explanation: incense: incense and lights lit when offering sacrifices to the Buddha. Refers to mutual agreement.
Source: Tang Jiayou's poem "Send the Master of Hongzhi to Huzhou": "It can make the people in the south respect and practice incense."
y and mi à n zh and Yu á n
explanation: meet the fate once.
Origin: The first time in Qing Cao Xueqin's Dream of Red Mansions: "If you ask about this thing, it's only once."
Example: Although he and Miss Guo are only ~, her image seems to be carved with a knife. ★ Ye Yonglie's "Bing Di Lian"
One edge and one meeting (y and yuá n y and hu)
Interpretation: it refers to the coincidence of fate.
Source: Ming Feng Menglong's Ancient and Modern Novel, Xinqiao City Hanwu sells Chun Qing: "Wu Shan said,' Ask the lady about her youth?' The little woman said,' I've been with an official for a while, and I'm twenty-four years old.'
karma is the city (y and yīn yuán wéi shì)
Explanation: It used to mean that officials took bribes through unfair judgments.
Source: The Records of Criminal Law in Han Dynasty by Ban Gu, Eastern Han Dynasty: "A traitor is bound to be a city, and he who wants to live is willing to discuss, and he who wants to die is willing to die."
example: or different methods for one thing, different theories for the same crime, and a traitor will get ~. ★ Fan Ye's biography of Feng Yan in Huan Tan in the Southern Dynasties
was attached to the fate (yín yuán ér shàng)
Interpretation: win over relationships and cling to powerful people in order to be promoted.
Source: The Biography of Yin in the History of Ming Dynasty: "Song Cong and Xu Bin, the imperial historian, spoke straight from the beginning as an assistant minister to the cabinet, and they were attached to each other."
yí n yuá n pā n f incarnation
explanation: to win over relationships and cling to powerful people for promotion.
Source: The Biography of Yin in the History of Ming Dynasty: "Song Cong and Xu Bin, the imperial historian, spoke straight from the beginning as an assistant minister to the cabinet, and they were attached to each other."
yí n yuá n qiú j ì n
explanation: to win over relationships and cling to powerful people for promotion.
Source: The Biography of Deng Yan in the History of Jin Dynasty: "At the beginning, Yan Zhi made an official seek progress again, and asked about it:' Can Deng Yan be reused?' Pingzhang's political affairs are full of beauty and chastity, saying,' Yan Yan has talent, and the first thing is to seek his own heart.'
example: yes.