Banquet poems and songs
The first word is the complete three-word banquet.
Banquet poems: [yà nxi-ngsh ρ] Banquet poems in the Book of Songs, also known as banquet poems, generally refer to those poems that specifically describe the gathering and banquet of monarchs, ministers, relatives and friends.
[yànxíqǔ] Banquet song: a folk song of Hui and Salar nationalities in northwest China. In festive festivals, the host and guests sing in pairs to celebrate; Some people also sing folk stories.
Expand your thinking: the first word is a four-character idiom at the beginning of the word feast, which has an explanation.
Comfort equals suicide.
[yànāndāndú]
Refers to the desire for ease and enjoyment is equal to drinking poisonous wine to commit suicide. Same as Banquet and Poison.
Happiness of newlyweds
[yàn rx nhn]
The abandoned wife told her husband that she remarried and had a good time with her new husband, but later it backfired and was used to celebrate her wedding. Describe the joy of getting married.
Seeking a happy life is like drinking poisonous wine.
[yànānzhèndú]
Pursuing happiness is tantamount to drinking poisonous wine and committing suicide. "Zuo Zhuan Min Gong Yuan": "Feast and poison, don't be pregnant." Zhèn: the legendary poisonous bird. The wine soaked in its feathers may be poisonous. Poison: poisoned wine.
Enjoying it is suicide.
[yànānzhèndú]
Feast safety: covet comfort and enjoyment; Pigeon poison: drinking poisoned wine to commit suicide. Happiness is like poison. To covet enjoyment is to commit suicide by drinking poisonous wine.
Expanding knowledge: the Chinese interpretation of the word feast
Pinyin: Yan
Radical: Mi-Stroke: 10
Five elements: earth
Tradition: Banquet
1. Invite people to eat wine and rice; Get together for dinner: ~ guests. Huan ~.
2. Banquet; Banquet: set ~. Go ~. Sheng ~. Country ~
3. happiness; Leisure: ~ Music (happiness). ~ ann is poisonous.