What does water horse mean?

The word "water horse" first appeared in the Book of Songs, which refers to the coat color of horses, and it is also said that horses live in areas with abundant aquatic plants. Later, the word "water horse" gradually evolved into an idiom to describe people's noble character and good conduct, just like riding a white horse in clear water, which won people's hearts.

In ancient culture, horses have always been one of the important cultural elements, playing a very important role in military affairs, culture and transportation. Water horse is regarded as a beautiful and noble horse with extraordinary value. In traditional culture, water horse riding is regarded as an elegant sport, which can only be enjoyed by princes and nobles.

The connotation of Shuiqima idioms is beauty, ideal and pursuit, and there are many reasons involved. The idea it conveys is "frankness, purity and beauty of heart and horse", emphasizing that people should be a person with good moral character and integrity. Nowadays, this idiom is widely used in social life and is often used to praise people's noble character. Idioms also let people appreciate the wisdom and charm carried by traditional culture, and let everyone understand the importance of noble quality.