Idioms describing gold

Idioms that describe gold:

1. Brilliant gold

Pinyin j and jīn guāng càn làn

With golden luster or brilliance.

The source of Qing Li Ruzhen's "The Garden of Mirror Flowers" is the twentieth time: "I saw a pair of gold-lettered couplets engraved on the stone wall of the city gate, and the words were huge. From a distance, I only felt golden."

Interpretation of vernacular Chinese only sees a pair of gold-lettered couplets carved on the city gate, which is as big as a bucket, and looks golden from a far place.

A golden sun is embedded in the golden sky, and a piece of white cloud floats in the clear sky like a lone sail on the blue sea.

2, resplendent and magnificent

Pinyin j ī n b ī hu ī hu á ng

Interpretation resplendent and magnificent: refers to clay gold, azurite and stone green in Chinese painting pigments; Brilliance: Brilliant. Describe the gorgeous and dazzling decoration of the building.

The source of Song Luo Dajing's "The Jade Dew in the Crane Forest" is a supplement: "Many people think it's glittering, but I think it's bloody."

other people think this building is magnificent, but I think it is the result of absorbing people's fat and paste.

This painting academy is not as magnificent as some art halls, but it is also refreshing.

3, floating leap gold.

pinyin fü gu ā ng yuè j ī n

Explain the way sunlight or moonlight shines on the floating water, with golden light jumping and sparkling.

The source of Song Fan Zhongyan's "The Story of Yueyang Tower": "The long smoke is empty, the moon is thousands of miles away, and the light is shining, and the static shadow is heavy."

Interpretation in vernacular Chinese Sometimes a large area of smoke completely dissipates, the bright moonlight pours thousands of miles, the fluctuating light flashes golden, and the quiet moon image sinks into the jade in the water.

the setting sun hangs obliquely on the horizon, and the lifeless sea surface is floating for a while, which actually adds warmth.

4, resplendent

Pinyin j ī n bī yī ng hu á ng

Definition describes the building as ornate and dazzling.

The source of Song Luo Dajing's "The Jade Dew in the Crane Forest" is a supplement: "Many people think it's glittering, but I think it's bloody."

other people think this building is magnificent, but I think it is the result of absorbing people's fat and paste.

On TV, the magnificent palace deeply attracted my attention.

5, glittering

Pinyin j Ο n gu ā ng sh γ n sh γ n

Definition: glittering. The golden light is dazzling.

The source of Tang Shi, a new history of the Five Dynasties: "The face is glittering, and the snow blade in the hand is shining."

The golden light on the face is dazzling, and the knife light in the hand is dazzling.

From a distance, the yellow sand sparkles in the sun, as if it had gold and jewels on it.