The first meeting is a startling glimpse. Nanke Yimeng is you. What does it mean?

"The first meeting is a startling glimpse, Nanke Yimeng is you" means: the first time I see you, I am very happy and amazed, but this is just a dream.

The word "Jinghong" mostly describes a woman's figure as light as a goose, and ""Jinghong glance"" means the breathtaking gaze of a light and delicate woman. The original intention of the work is to use "a startling glance" to describe the light, charming and alluring gaze of the Jinghong Fairy. So far, there are no more extended uses.

"Nankeyimeng" describes a big dream, or an empty joy, or a dream. It is used to describe attempts and wishes that cannot be realized at all, or those things that are illusory and come to nothing.

Extended information:

Historical Allusion 1

The poet Lu You of the Southern Song Dynasty married Tang Wan. People are separated. Ten years later, one late spring, Lu You met Tang Wan unexpectedly in Shenyuan. Reminiscing about the past, Lu You couldn't help but compose a poem called "The Hairpin-headed Phoenix". Tang Wan was very sentimental. He also wrote a poem with "The Hairpin Head Phoenix" and soon died in depression.

In the second year of Qingyuan, Lu You was 72 years old. He revisited Shen Garden and felt sad after seeing the things. He composed two poems from Qijue, titled "Shen Garden": "The setting sun on the city draws the corners of sorrow, and Shen Garden is not the old pool platform." . The spring waves under the sad bridge were once the shadow of Jinghong. "Here, Jinghong describes Tang Wan's light body, and the shadow refers to Tang Wan's beautiful figure reflected in the green water under the bridge.

Historical Allusion 2

Chun Yufen, a native of the Tang Dynasty, once fell asleep under the locust tree in the courtyard because he was drunk. There was an ant hole under the tree. In his dream, he saw the king of Huaian Kingdom sending someone to take him to Huaian Kingdom, and then married his beloved princess to him and appointed him as the governor of Nanke County. During this period, Chunyu Fen managed Nanke very well, and the king admired him very much. All five of his sons had titles, and two of his daughters were married to princes. His status in Huai'an was very high.

Later, Tanluo Kingdom attacked Nanke County, and Chun Yufen's army was defeated. His wife also died of a serious illness, and he returned to the capital. The king believed the bad words, had his child arrested, and sent him back to his hometown. As soon as he left Huaian Kingdom, Chun Yufen woke up and realized that it was a dream. Later, he retired to Taoism.

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