The moon wins the laurel on the moon: the Moon Palace. Osmanthus fragrans climbing the Moon Palace. Metaphor should be successful in the imperial examination era.
Gui Dian Lan Palace is a palace with magnificent architecture and gorgeous equipment.
Gui Fu Gui and Lan: Two kinds of fragrant flowers: Fu: Xiang. Describe the fragrance.
A flower in the osmanthus forest in Guilin. Originally Shen Xi's self-deprecating words in Jin Dynasty. Later, he was praised for his outstanding talent.
Osmanthus fragrans fragrance means that Osmanthus fragrans blooms around the Mid-Autumn Festival, emitting fragrance.
The properties of ginger and cinnamon The longer ginger and cinnamon grow, the hotter they get. The older you get, the more honest and frank you are.
Lan Xun and Gui Fu once described the grace as lasting and lasting. Later used to address Xiao Man's son Sun Xian.
Gui Lan Qifang Gui Lan: a good name for other people's children and grandchildren; Fang: Metaphor is virtue, metaphor is bel canto. Always refers to children and grandchildren who are rich and developed at the same time.
Rice beads are as expensive as pearls and firewood as cinnamon. Describe the high price and the extremely difficult life of the people.
Eating jade and cooking cinnamon is as expensive as oil, and fuel is as expensive as cinnamon. Metaphor is expensive.
Boil Joan if laurel, boil jade and burn laurel. Metaphor is high prices.
Gui Gui Boils Jade Cong: Boil. Firewood is like cinnamon wood, and rice is as expensive as jade. Describe high prices and bitter life.
Guijiu pepper sauce generally refers to fine wine.
The case of the ancient town of Xingyuan in Guilin was held in August of the lunar calendar, and it was called Gui in the examination. The exam is in the third month of the lunar calendar, which is called apricot exploration. Because "Guilin Xingyuan" refers to the provincial and senior high school entrance examinations.
Gui Zhelan is a metaphor for the death of a noble person.
A branch in Guangxi is a metaphor for Deng Keji.
Gui wrote "The Warring States Policy Chu Ce III": "The Chu of Su Qin can be seen in three days. Talk about death, quit and leave. The king of Chu said,' Sir, I have heard of it, if I have heard of the ancients. Mr. Kim has walked a long way, but I refuse to stay. I received a letter from him. "Yes:' The food of Chu is more expensive than jade, and the salary is more expensive than Guangxi. Worshipers, damn it, it is rare for a king to see the emperor of heaven. Today, I have made the minister eat jade and cook osmanthus, because the ghost sees the emperor. "After the laurel salary jade".
The land of Guiyu refers to the capital.
On Guizhi Pian Yu's "Guilin Branch, Kunshan Pian Yu". It's called getting to the point.
Gui is the laudatory name of Sun Shi's descendants.
Lan Xun's noble house is a metaphor for lasting favor.
Climb the toad and fold the laurel tree, climb the moon and fold the laurel tree. Yu boarded the first place.
Dangui is the best in the world, and he thinks he is "a branch of Guilin, Pian Yu of Kunshan". See Biography of the Book of Jin. Later, he became famous for using "Dangui" as a metaphor for the imperial examination.
The double Gui Lian boat is a metaphor that both brothers have gained fame and fortune.
Xie Lanyan belongs to Xie Lan, the provincial name of "Xie Ting Lan Yu"; Yan Gui, Biography of Dou E's Injustice in Song Dynasty, said: "I am knowledgeable and personable. My younger brother, Kan, Luo and Nuo all graduated one after another. Feng Dao and Yu Jun (the father of Dou E's injustice) are old and have both tasted poetry. There is a saying that' Lingchun old plant, Dangui five branches' is ridiculed by many gentlemen. " They call the Dou Shi brothers Yanshan Five Dragons. Later, he used the metaphor of "Xie Lanyan Ghost" to show off his sons and nephews.
Jade grain is like jade, rice is like jade, and salary is like laurel. It is said that the cost of living is high.
Fold laurel trees in the middle of the month and branches in the middle of the month. Metaphor imperial examination and.
Shen Xi Dangui is a metaphor for achieving fame through imperial examinations.