The meaning of Mars

Spark (1) 【 ignition; Spark]: the flame of Mars or the embers flying from a distant fire (2) [Meteor]: The fleeting light of a meteor is a metaphor for urgency and urgency. As soon as the light came on, it disappeared like a spark. Detailed explanation (1). That is, the heart of 28 nights. Book Yao Dian: "The sun is always sparking, so it is midsummer." Kong Chuan said, "Fire is the star in the black dragon, but if you hold it up, you will see seven stars." Tao Jin Qian's poem "In mid-August, Chen Bing was arrested" wrote: "When I do this, three or four sparks will fall." Qi's school note: "Spark, Mars." Preface to Selected Works of Lu Shu's New Engraving and Missing Inscriptions: "I thought the golden water was against the truth." Shan Li quoted Zheng Xuan's "Shi Mao Jian": "On Mars, it is cold and hot to retire." (2). Lighting; Small fire. Hu's poem "Nanjing Ferry": "The tide falls on the moon and the river inclines, and two or three fires are on Guazhou." (3) There are still some stars. Xiao Hong's Field of Life and Death 14: "The sky is full of stars, but it is alienated!" (4). Meteor. Describe a hurry. Chen Qingbiao by Li Jing Mi: "the State Council is anxious to spark." Song Shi Ye's Chronicle of Doctor Chen's Cemetery: "If there is a spark in Jizhou County, it will be embarrassing." Explanation of the word decomposition star: Astronomically speaking, a star refers to a celestial body in the universe that can emit or reflect light; Generally speaking, it refers to the celestial body that shines in the sky at night: the planet. Stars. A planet. Satellite. Dai Yue. Small particles: Mars. Counting point on weighing instrument (such as weighing scale): fixed disk star. Badge on the officer's collar: explanation of five-star fire: fire is burning, light and flame emitted by matter when burning: firepower. Candles. Fire source. Flame. Fireworks. Take chestnuts from the fire (metaphor for taking risks for others, being cheated by yourself, but getting nothing). Urgent: hurry. It is urgent. Of guns, etc: gunpowder. Cannon. Anger: Violent anger. fire