Poetry about blood and family relations

Poetry about writing bloodlines 1. Words describing descent

Dragon blood and phoenix marrow: a metaphor of aristocratic descent.

Kinship: Kinship: bloodline. The original meaning is blood relationship. It is also a metaphor for a very close relationship.

One pulse: one pulse: one pulse lineage; Cheng: Inheritance. From generation to generation. Refers to the inheritance relationship between certain ideas, behaviors or theories.

Come down in one continuous line: one lineage; Inheritance: Inheritance. From generation to generation. Refers to the inheritance relationship between certain ideas, behaviors or theories.

From one pulse to another: one pulse: one lineage. From generation to generation. Refers to the inheritance relationship between certain ideas, behaviors or theories.

One lineage: one lineage: one lineage; Inheritance: Inheritance. From generation to generation. Refers to the inheritance relationship between certain ideas, behaviors or theories.

2. Words about kinship

Blood is thicker than water, which means that family is more important than anything else. Family ties are hard to give up. For example, blood ties are linked, and blood is thicker than water, which shows that family ties between gentlemen are stronger than friendship.

One grass and one tree explains one grass and one tree: grass; Chunhui: the sunshine in spring. Grass's humble heart can't return the affection of spring sunshine. In case it is difficult to repay the kindness of parents. From Jiao's poem "Wandering Son": "An inch of grass is a little sentimental, and it is three spring rays."

Brotherhood explains brotherhood: a metaphor for brothers. Metaphor brothers feelings. From Tang Lihua's Hanging the Ancient Battlefield: "Who has no brothers like brothers?"

Qi Mei explained this case: an ancient pallet with feet. When delivering meals, the tray is raised as high as the eyebrows. Later, husband and wife respected each other. The source of Liang Hongchuan in the later Han Dynasty said: "As a tenant, every time I come back, my wife has food, and I dare not look up in front of Hong. Take Qi Mei as an example. "

Du's deep affection explains the metaphor of loving children. The source of the Biography of Yang Biao in the later Han Dynasty: "I still cherish the feelings of the old cow Du."

Kinship refers to the nearest relative. Source "The History of the Three Kingdoms Shu Wei Xianbei Biography": "Give it back to me. You and I are relatives, so don't be enemies. "

The explanation of the connection of flesh and blood is connected with each other like bones and meat. Metaphor is very close and inseparable. The source of Guanzi Zhong Ding: "Therefore, Huan Gong promotes benevolence and righteousness, the home of heroes, the relatives of brothers, the relatives of flesh and blood, and there are no hungry people in the country."