The traditional Chinese character for Changle is Changle.
The meaning of Chang Le’s name: The meaning of Chang Le’s name is to be famous all over the world, to stand together through thick and thin, and to stand aloof from the world.
The meaning of Chang Le’s name: The meaning of the name is fashion, virtuous, intelligent, independent, independent and virtuous.
The origin of the idiom of Chang Le's name:
Chang Le comes from the idioms of peace and contentment, peace and contentment, peace and contentment, peace and prosperity, peace and prosperity, lawlessness and permanence, change from ancient times to permanence, Changeable etc.
The source of the Tang poetry of Chang Le’s name:
1. Mingjia comes to the music hall and listens to the Huanfang Festival.
--Source: "Ten Poems on the Imperial Capital Chapter 4" Emperor Taizong
2. Happiness is hard to come by again, and good fortune is a pity.
--Source: "Eight of the Ten Poems of the Imperial Capital" Emperor Taizong
3. *** Happy return home banquet, more fun than the great wind poems.
--Source "Xingwu Gong Qingshan Palace" Emperor Taizong
4. The Xiefang Palace in the dusk scene, the gorgeous Qi Palace in old age.
--Source: "Shou Sui" Emperor Taizong
5. Driving the horse out of Liaoyang, the flag is constantly turning for thousands of miles.
--Source: "The Banquet at Zhongshan" by Emperor Taizong
6. Success can only be accomplished by being too polite.
--Source "Liangyi Palace Fu Bailiang Style" Emperor Taizong
Source of the Song poem of Chang Le's name:
1. Leisurely music in Gion Garden, Don't be surprised that the haze is so far away.
--Source: "Mountain Residence Poetry Part 3" by Shi Yanshou
2. The pessimism outside Wuhou's gate, Changle Potou goes to live in love.
--Source: "Mountain Residence Poems Part 25" by Shi Yanshou
3. The first son has moral integrity, enjoys the Tao and travels well.
--Source: "Eight Hundred Words to Admonish Children and Nephews" Fan Zhi
4. The family is poor, the children are slow servants, and the officials are dismissed and their friends are sparse.
--Source: "Two Poems on Spring Day 2" by Geng Mao
5. The origin of nature is always in waves, and it never changes without realizing it.
--Source: "An Answer to a Monk's Question about the Main Idea of ??the Buddha's Dharma and a Stanza" by Shi Guangyuan
6. The nature of the Dharma is silent and the body is truly still. It is still and always illuminates the wonderful view.
--Source "Dinghui Xiangzi Song" Shi Yanshou