Idioms about Dragon Boat Festival

1, just after Qu Song: cádui guò qū sòng, which means that literary talent is extremely high.

From: Tang Du Fu's Drunk Songs "A gentleman has a way to the Yellow River, and a gentleman has talent to lead the Song Dynasty."

Interpretation: Mr. Wang's moral character is beyond, and talent is better than flexion.

2. Official Song: yá guān qū sòng, which means that Qu Yuan and Song Yu are officials. Originally praised the article as good. Later, it was also used to praise other people's literary talent.

From Du Zhuan, a Book of the New Tang Dynasty, "My writing is Qu, Song is an official, and my pen is Wang Xizhi's North."

Interpretation: In my article by Lao Du, Qu Yuan and Song Yu only deserve help; I, Lao Du and Wang Xizhi all have to obey the North.

3. Poets and poets: sāo rén mò kè, which means poets, writers and other elegant literati.

From: Tang Li Bai's "Antique" "What is the sound? I am very sad and sad. "

Interpretation: The voice of elegance is weak, only Qu Yuan sings by Dongting Lake, looking haggard and angry.

4. Help each other in the same boat: Tó ng zhń u gà ng ń, which means to cross the river with * * * by boat. Metaphor solidarity, Qi Xin work together to overcome difficulties. It is also a metaphor for like-minded people. It can be said that it is the Dragon Boat Festival.

From: "Sun Tzu's Art of War Nine Places" "Wu Mi and Yue people are also evil. When they are in the same boat and encounter the wind, their rescue is like a right hand. "

Interpretation: Wu people and Vietnamese hate each other, but when they cross the river in the same boat, if they encounter storms, they will help each other like right and left hands.

5. Chongwushan Village: Chongw ǔ Village?

Interpretation: Dragon Boat Festival.

Source: Song Luyou's Five Poems by Mao Yi: Wushan Villa is good, and there are many pomegranate flowers. The Dragon Boat Festival is here, and the flaming pomegranate blossoms are all over the mountain village. )

6. Climbing the mountain in midsummer: zhòng xià dēng gāo?

Interpretation: Go climbing on Dragon Boat Festival.

Source: Li Yu's Climbing Up: Climbing up in midsummer, the wind blowing from high places is not firm. You can't wear a hat to climb the mountain during the Dragon Boat Festival.