Beautiful and classy four-character idioms
Rainy alley in Paris, starlight at dawn, ups and downs of time
Noble and elegant - Little Bird Yiren - Cardamom Years - Moon Dance God's Sorrow
Small and exquisite - Breeze supports willows - Eyebrows raised to raise cases - Past events are like smoke
Extraordinary and refined - Childhood sweethearts - Childhood sweethearts -
Evening face is like snow - It has been many years - Once upon a time, the sea has changed -Smile like the wind
The golden boy and the beautiful girl-Snow is sad-Ice and snow are smart-The ancient road to the west wind
That year of cardamom, cool summer, cynicism
Snow The shadows are traceless, the sunset is snowy, the drunken orchids are melancholy
The purple road listens to the snow, the ice moon flower soul, the ice moon frost flowers
Half the city is prosperous, holding hands, never leaving the world.
The fetters of the heart, the summer of amber, the singing of youth
The beauty of wisdom - breaking tears into laughter - purple swallows - still water runs deep
National Color Tianxiang - Chuchu moving - Feiquan Mingyu - Bright eyes and white teeth
Time passes like a fleeting time - Natural beauty - Bai Mei Qianjiao - Water lotus
Unparalleled elegance - Shy and revealing - Like red sleeves - In the water of Yifang
Yan is smiling and speaking - treating each other as guests - pure and pure - plain and beautiful with eyebrows
?Times have changed, things have changed, people have changed, and time has been lattice
Wild Geese Hui When the moon is full in the west building, I play the harp and the harp, I look at the flowers in the mist and the moon in the water
My brows are lowered and my heart is full of green flowers. My heart is only for you
I still ponder it with shadows and longing. I still have time to stop when I want to speak
Poetic and elegant idioms with explanations:
Idiom: The fish sinks and the wild goose
Pinyin: chén yú luò yàn
Explanation: When fish see it, it sinks to the bottom of the water, and when geese see it, it lands on the sandbank. Describes a woman's beautiful appearance.
Idiom: National Beauty and Heavenly Fragrance
Pinyin: guó sè tiān xiāng
Explanation: Originally used to describe peonies whose color and fragrance are different from ordinary flowers. Later, it also described the beauty of women.
Source: Tang Dynasty Li Jun's "Stories of Yiyi": "The beauty of the country is drunk with wine, and the fragrance of the sky is dyeing clothes at night."
Idiom: Poetic and picturesque
Pinyin ： shī qíng huà yì
Explanation: The artistic conception that can give people a sense of beauty as described in poems and paintings.
Source: Song Dynasty Zhou Mi's "Qingpingle·Hengyu Pavilion Autumn Leaning" lyrics: "Poetic and picturesque, only outside the railing, the rain is low and refreshing in the open air, and a piece of Wu Mountain crosses the water."
Idiom: Water lotus
Pinyin: chū shuǐ fú róng
Explanation: Lotus: lotus. Freshly opened lotus. The metaphorical poetry is fresh and impressive. It also describes a naturally beautiful woman.
Source: "Poetry" by Zhong Rong of Liang Dynasty in the Southern Dynasties: "The poems of thanks are like hibiscus coming out of water, and the face is like gold engraved with mixed colors."
Idiom: The appearance of the moon is as beautiful as the moon
Pinyin: huā róng yuè mào
Explanation: Appearance like a flower and the moon. Describe a woman's beauty.
Source: Chapter 62 of "Journey to the West" by Wu Chengen of the Ming Dynasty: "The princess is beautiful and beautiful, and has twenty talents."
Idiom: Alluring the city
Pinyin: qīng chéng qīng guó
Explanation: Qing: overturn; city: country. It originally refers to the country's subjugation due to women's lust. Later, women were often described as extremely beautiful.
Idiom: Stunning beauty
Pinyin: jué sè jiā rén
Explanation: Stunning beauty: extremely beautiful; Jiaren: beauty. The most beautiful woman of our time.
Source: "Hanshu: Biography of Wife's Wife" contains Li Yannian's song: "There is a beautiful woman in the north, peerless and independent."
Idiom: Able to write poems and write poems
Pinyin: néng shī huì fù
Explanation: Fu: ancient style. Refers to being good at writing poems and poems.
Source: Chapter 23 of "A Dream of Red Mansions" by Cao Xueqin of the Qing Dynasty: "There are several sisters in Kuang's family who are good at poetry and poetry. Why not let them live in it."
Idiom:情合意合
Pinyin: qíng tóu yì hé
Explanation: Tou: to be in harmony. Describes that the two parties are harmonious in their thoughts and feelings and get along well.
Source: Chapter 27 of "Journey to the West" by Wu Chengen of the Ming Dynasty: "The Yuanzi of that town and the traveler became brothers, and the two fell in love with each other."
Idiom: Heart to heart
p>Pinyin: xīn xīn xiāng yìn
Explanation: Heart: mind, thoughts and feelings; seal: conformity. You can understand each other without saying what you mean to each other. Describes that each other's thoughts and feelings are completely consistent.