Idioms describing chrysanthemums

Striving for beauty, blooming alone, dazzling.

First, struggle for dreams

Explanation: strange: strange; Yan: Bright colors. Describe a hundred flowers blooming, very gorgeous.

Said by: Li Zheren's Dead Water 1: What fascinated Deng in particular was the life of a big family in Chengdu and the women's competing clothes.

Second, strive for beauty [zhēng yán dòu yàn]

Explanation: it refers to competition with the United States.

Said by: Guo Moruo's "Ding Pomegranate": "After May, the sun increased its strength and the tree stretched out its umbrella, not wanting to compete for beauty; At this time, several trees have blossomed. "

Third, the only flower [y and hu ā dú lang]

Explanation: A flower blooms alone. Compared with "a hundred flowers blossom", it is often compared to the lack of different forms and styles of works of art.

From: Yao Rongquan's "Boundless Autumn Scenery": "People's aesthetic requirements are diverse. If there is only one painting, then there will be no colorful flowers, only one flower will bloom alone. "

Fourth, colorful [w ǔ c ǔ ib ǔ n f ǔ n]

Explanation: multicolored: various colors; Colorful: various interlaced appearances. It means there are many colors, which are very nice.

Said by: Underground Crystal Palace in Jun Qing: "There are many frosty patterns on the wall. Under the light, all the walls radiate colorful light, like a rainbow woven. "

Verb (abbreviation for verb) is bright and dazzling.

Description: The color is delicious and gorgeous, which is very eye-catching.

Said by: Cao Yu's "Sunrise" Act IV: Gu Banai came out from the right door, still wearing bright clothes, and came in angrily.