Four-character idioms about Dragon Boat Festival

Wind and rain finally sunshine, poets and poets, only after the end of the song, worship Wushan village, climb high in midsummer.

First, there is always a sun in every storm.

Pronunciation: [fēng yǔ? dān yáng？ ]

Interpretation: refers to the Dragon Boat Festival.

Source: Yuan Beiqiong's Dragon Boat Festival: The wind and rain are all in the sun, and Miluo has nowhere to hang. Last year, on the Dragon Boat Festival, the weather was not very good, the wind blew hard and it rained heavily. At first glance, it was dark; On the whole Miluo River, there is no place where people can race dragon boats to mourn the soul of the ancient hero Qu Yuan. What a pity! )

Second, poets and poets

Pronunciation: [sāo rén mò kè]

Interpretation: refers to poets, writers and other elegant literati.

Source: Tang Li Bai's "Ancient Style" "What is the sound, pity for people." The voice of justice is weak, only Qu Yuan is singing by Dongting Lake, looking haggard and angry. )

Third, second only to Qu Song.

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Interpretation: Metaphor is extremely literary.

Source: Tang Du Fu's "Drunk Songs": A gentleman has the way of the Yellow River, and a gentleman has the talent to lead the Song Dynasty. Mr. Wang's character is beyond his reach, and his talent is beyond his reach. )

Fourth, Chongwushan Village.

Pronunciation: [chóng wǔ? shān cūn ]

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. )

Five, climbing in midsummer

Pronunciation: [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.