Do you know these idioms about Xi'an?

On the 16th, the State Administration of Cultural Relics held an important progress of the "Archeological China" major project. At the meeting, the new archeological discovery of the Erlitou site further revealed the structural layout of the multi -network format. The pottery and bone corner processing sites were an important breakthrough of the Erotou site handicraft archeology. Location, the idiom "well in well", "orderly order" has the source.

Idioms are refined and expressive, and there is almost a historical allusion behind each idiom, which has become an indispensable part of our daily speech and writing. Chinese culture is profound, so what are the source of idioms in Xi'an? By taking the opportunity of Push Week, come and take a look with the editor ~

Idioms related to Wei Wei

Distinguished

Idioms come from "Book of Songs · Wind Wind · Gufeng". The original intention was that the water of the Luhe River was clear, the Weihe River was muddy, and when the water of the Luhe River flowed into the Weihe River, it was not mixed. Mostly used metaphorical boundaries are clear or clear.

Indifferent

Idioms come from "Book of Songs · Wind Wind · Gufeng". It means that Lishui and Weishui are distinguished. The metaphor is not distinguished, right and wrong.

Liujie Sanshi

Walking on the streets of Xi'an, just like walking on a horizontal and vertical chessboard, you can feel the magnificence of the market layout and the rules and majesty of the ancient city.

Sixth Street Three City: Chinese idiom, which means streets and alleys. From the first year of "Zizhi Tongjian · Tang Jirui Zong Jingyun".

Sixth Street: Six Streets in Chang'an City in the Tang Dynasty; City: In ancient times, it was called a city of three o'clock in the morning, noon, and evening.

Sixth Street: 1. Six central streets in Changan, Kyoto, Tang Dynasty. 2. Greatly refers to the streets and downtown of Kyoto.

Liyuan disciple

"Disciples of Liyuan" is a seven -character poem created by Bai Juyi. Before the second year of Changqing (822), the experience of describing the disciples of Liyuan was described, which caused readers to think and feel the rise and fall of the Tang Dynasty.

Mirror high suspension

The high mirror is high, which means that it is said that Qin Shihuang has a mirror that can take care of people's heart; metaphor of officials' judgment cases and honesty, from the "Xijing Miscellaneous Records".

Chang'an residence is not easy

At the age of fifteen and six or six, Bai Juyi went to Chang'an to take the imperial examinations. When he first arrived in Beijing, he took his own "Fu Guyuan Cao Farewell" to visit the leader of the literary world. Send a name, look at Bai Juyi's name, and look at Bai Juyi, and jokes: "Changan rice is expensive, consumption is very high, it is not easy to live in Changan." Then, he watched Bai Juyi's poem, when he was when he was when he was when he was when he was, when he was as a poem, he should be when he was when he was when he was. Reading, "Li Yuan Shangcao, one year old and one -year -old. The wildfire is endless, and the spring breeze is blowing again." I felt Bai Juyi's pride, and I mocked myself: "I was just kidding, good poems! What do you want to live in? Difficulty? "But Changan at that time really" lived, it was difficult. "

Sunshine Changanyuan

During the Jin Dynasty, Emperor Jin Ming was sitting on the knee of Emperor Jin and Yuan Dynasties. Someone just came from Chang'an and asked Emperor Ming: "Which is far away from the sun?" The Emperor Yuan called the ministers to have a banquet and boasted that the Ming Emperor's cleverness, who asked who was close on the spot.

Fly

"Flying" is generally used to describe some people's arrogance and hopelessness. However, the original intention at the beginning of this idiom was not like this at all, but referring to "Xia Qi's army settled down the country with a smooth place" -feng. The place where the country is located is located in the territory of Xi'an District today.

Xi'an, the ancient capital of the Thirteen Dynasties, is like a huge museum. The bricks and tiles here have witnessed the vicissitudes of the years. Even the idioms are full of deep historical heritage. Do you know which idioms are related to Xi'an?

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