What is the meaning of "the sky is full of clouds and columns and the sea is purple and golden beams"?

"The sky is full of clouds and columns, and the sea is full of purple gold beams" is a metaphor for being overqualified and superior in ability. Yuan Zaju often refers to the general as "the sky is a white jade column and the sea is a purple golden beam", so it is a cloud.

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Qingtian: supporting the sky; Shelving the sea: crossing the sea; Liang: Bridge. Golden Bridge on the Sea. Describe extraordinary skills. It is mostly used for outstanding people who play an important role and talents who can take on heavy responsibilities.

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Chen Yuanyiren's "Filial Piety to Kill the Tiger" is the first discount: "You are a general, I can concentrate on waiting for you." ?

One is to learn from Li Taibai, and the other is a good article by the Ministry of Industry of Du Like. One is Qingtian Bai Yuzhu, and the other is Haizi Jinliang. ? The First Fold of Yuan Guanhanqing's Mu Chen Jiaozi

That one is a monster generated by Wanzi Mountain, this one is a real dragon punished by the West Sea ... one is a giant jade pillar, and the other is a sea golden beam. ? The thirtieth journey to the West is also a "drop in the ocean".

Sitting there is old Harry, who gave his life to protect the country and set up Jin Liang and Optimus Prime. ? Beijing Opera "Playing the Songs of Yan" Scene 2

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Yunzhu in Qing Tian Bo

Tianzhu Yuzhu is a kind of pillar that supports the sky.

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Metaphor is an outstanding figure, a pillar talent who can shoulder heavy responsibilities.

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Xia Qing's classic song "Biography of Wild Acid" goes back to the fifty-second time: "There is a soldier in our province named Lin, an all-rounder in civil and military affairs, who is also a jade pillar."

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One is to learn from Li Taibai, and the other is a good article by the Ministry of Industry of Du Like. One is a giant jade pillar, and the other is a sea purple gold beam.

Jiahaizi Jin Liang

Discrimination of words

Commonly used degree: average

Emotional color: commendatory term

Grammatical usage: as predicate and attribute; Used for people's ability

Idiom structure: combination form

Date of birth: ancient times