01. Boyong. "Li Sao": "My emperor is called Boyong." For example, the writer Ma Boyong...
02, Zhengze, Lingjun. "Li Sao": "The name Yu is Zhengzexi, and the courtesy name is Lingjun." Regularity: Fair and regular. Lingjun: Ling is good and balanced. Qu Yuan's name is Ping, and his courtesy name is Yuan. Zhengze is the interpretation of the word "Ping", and Lingjun is the interpretation of the word "Yuan".
03. Cultivation. "Li Sao": "The most important thing is to cultivate one's abilities." Cultivation: that is, beautiful appearance. One interpretation is strong talent and talent.
04, Qi, Ji. "Li Sao": "Ride on a horse and run at a gallop." Qiji: fast horse.
05. Jun Mao. "Li Sao": "The branches and leaves of Hebei are steep and luxuriant." Chuci Junmao: still lush.
06. Xinfang. "Li Sao": "If I am still in love, my trust will be fragrant." Chu Ci is like Peking Opera performing artist Zhou Xinfang.
07. Sage and Mao Xing. "Li Sao": "The sage of Fuwei is walking with beauty." Sage: A person with superhuman moral wisdom. Maoxing: full of virtue.
08, Manlu. "Li Sao": "The road is so far away that I will go up and down to search for it."
09. Wangshu. "Li Sao": "Looking ahead makes people come forward." Wangshu: The god who drives the moon in mythology. For example, Dai Wangshu, the poet who wrote "Rain Alley".
10. Lu Li. "Li Sao": "Banlu is separated from above and below." Lu Li: A glorious gesture. Our understanding of this word mostly comes from the idiom "varied", which means the colors are complex and changeable.
11. Beautiful. "Li Sao": "Looking at the grass and trees, I still haven't found them yet, how can I be worthy of the beauty?"珵: Beautiful jade.
12. Cloud flag. "Li Sao": "Driving the eight dragons is graceful and graceful, and carrying the cloud flag is the snake." Yunqi: A flag painted with clouds and neon.
01. Chenliang. "Nine Songs·Donghuang Taiyi": "Good days come and good times come." "Chenliang" is the inverted version of "Liangchen", which refers to good times. It is easy to read as "enjoying the coolness".
02, Yuqiang, Qiu Ming. "Nine Songs·Taiyi of the Eastern Emperor": "The long sword is touching the jade ear, and the Chu poems are sonorous and ringing." The poem says: Peiyu clangs. Qiu (yinqiu): beautiful jade.
03. Ange. "Nine Songs·Donghuang Taiyi": "The song is relaxed and peaceful". Chuci Ange: Sing with a kind expression. There is a Tang poem that says: "An song sends good news."
04. Advocate. "Nine Songs·Donghuang Taiyi": "Chen Yu is seductive and vigorous." "Haochang" is also called "Haochang", which corresponds to the previous sentence "Ange". The name can be changed to "Haochang". There is also "Hao Ge" in "Nine Songs·Shao Siming" below.
05. Lekang. "Nine Songs·Donghuang Taiyi": "You are happy and happy." Lekang: An Tai Mao.
06. Qi Guang. "Nine Songs·Yun Zhongjun": "Lighting up with the sun and the moon." It feels a bit like the word "曌".
07. Suitable for repair. "Nine Songs·Xiangjun": "Beauty should be cultivated if it is beautiful." Chu Ci should be repaired: it should be polished appropriately and only in moderation. The name of the queen in "The Legend of Zhen Huan"
08, Yang Ling (Yang Shen). "Nine Songs·Xiangjun": "The great river flows across the river and the spirit rises". Yang Ling: As soon as it is said, it means raising the boat and sailing.
09. Flying dragon. "Nine Songs·Xiangjun": "The flying dragon is dancing gracefully". Chuci Feilong: This refers to the dragon boat. If the "flying dragon is in the sky" in the "Book of Changes·Qian Gua", it would be domineering.
10. Du Ruo. "Nine Songs·Xiangjun": "Cai Fangzhou comes to visit Du Ruo". Du Ruo from Chu Ci: The name of vanilla, also known as mountain ginger, the ancients said that taking it is "unforgettable". There is also "Duheng" in the context, which is also the name of vanilla.
11. Yang Bo. "Nine Songs·Shao Siming": "The wind blows and the water blows." Yang Bo here refers to making waves. But in some contexts it can also be used as a metaphor for commotion.
12. It is clear. "Nine Songs·Dongjun": "The night is bright and bright." Chu Ci is clear: the sky is bright. "The Book of Songs, Daya, and Hao Min": "Being clear and philosophical, you can protect yourself" - from here the idiom "spotless" evolved.
13. Yifei. "Nine Songs·Dongjun": "The feathers fly over the green emeralds, and the poems dance." Yi (pronounced Xuan) Fei: soar.
14. Qingyun.
"Nine Songs·Dongjun": "The blue clouds are dressed in white neon clothes, and the long arrow is raised to shoot at the wolf." Xue Baochai wrote a poem in the 70th chapter of "A Dream of Red Mansions": "The good wind sends me to the blue clouds with its power."
15. Flying. "Jiu Ge·He Bo": "The heart is soaring and mighty". Flying: The mood is relaxed and thoughts are flying.
16. Cheng Yong. "Nine Songs·National Sorrow": "Sincerity is both brave and martial, and ultimately strong and unyielding." Chengyong: Brave in heart. "The Book of Rites of Dadai·The Officials of King Wen": "Sincerity and bravery must be difficult to intimidate."