What is the idiom about Guanyang?

No, the following are Hanyang idioms, I hope they can help you

白雪阳春 refers to two elegant songs of Chu State during the Warring States Period. Metaphor for elegant poetry and other literature and art

Tiger falling on Pingyang Pingyang: a place with flat and bright terrain. The tiger left the mountains and fell into the plains, where he was trapped. Metaphor of losing power

Luoyang Talent originally refers to Jia Yi of the Western Han Dynasty. Generally refers to a person with literary talent.

Neither yin nor yang means that the attitude is unclear and ambiguous.

Chaoyang Danfeng is a metaphor for the time when talents meet in the bright future.

Danfeng Chaoyang is a metaphor for the time when talents meet in the bright future.

Confusing yin and yang means confusing right and wrong, confusing right and wrong.

Fengming Chaoyang Chaoyang: the morning sun. The phoenix chirps in the morning sunshine. It is a metaphor for people with great talents to be given opportunities to develop.

Gaoyang Drunkard Gaoyang: the name of an ancient town, located in the southwest of Qixian County, Henan Province. At the end of Qin Dynasty, Li Qishi was from this hometown and called Liu Bang "Gaoyang Drunkard". Used to refer to a drunken and dissolute person.

Hengyang Yanduan There is Huiyan Peak on the south peak of Hengshan Mountain. It is said that this is the boundary for wild geese to come and go. A metaphor for the lack of communication.

The bright sun is like fire. Jiao: white and bright. The sun burns like fire. It mostly describes the heat of summer.

Kwai Huo Qingyang Kwai: sunflower. Clover: The leaves of legumes. Sunflowers and legumes have their leaves tilted towards the sun. It is a metaphor for yearning for the person you admire or the loyalty of a subordinate to a superior.

Luoyang Zhigui means that the work is valuable and widely circulated.

Buying Tian Yangxian means resigning from office and going into seclusion.

Pili Yangqiu refers to remarks that are hidden in the heart but not spoken out.

Sandie Yangguan Sandie: singing a certain line repeatedly; Yangguan: the name of an ancient pass, located in the southwest of Dunhuang County, Gansu Province today. Originally refers to the ancient farewell tune. The latter is also a metaphor for parting.

Three Yang Kai Tai "Book of Changes" calls the connected lines Yang Gua, the broken ones Yin Yao, the first month is Tai Gua, and the three Yangs are born below; when winter goes and spring comes, Yin disappears and Yang grows, and there is good fortune. image. It is often used to praise the beginning of the year or to imply good luck.

Xie Li Yin and Yang Xie: reconciliation; Li: governance. Refers to ministers assisting the emperor in managing state affairs.

Yangguan Avenue originally referred to the ancient avenue leading to the Western Regions through Yangguan, and later generally referred to the broad and long road, which also metaphorically refers to a bright future.

Yangxu Mountain stands as warm as the sun and as tall as the mountains. It is a metaphor for a person with a gentle personality and good conduct.

Yangchun Baixue originally refers to a higher-level song of Chu State during the Warring States Period. Metaphor for profound and unpopular literature and art.

Yang Feng Yin Disobey Yang: on the surface; Feng: obey, obey; Yin: secretly. Refers to playing two-faced tactics, obeying on the surface but disobeying secretly.

Yangchunyoufei is used to praise wise officials.

Yin and yang strangeness refers to eccentric attitudes, sarcastic remarks, and elusiveness.

A strange combination of circumstances is a metaphor for an error caused by accidental factors.

There are feet in Yangchun Chengchun: refers to spring. An old saying in praise of a good official.

Yuyang Drums and Drums Yuyang: place name, now Jixian County, Hebei Province, where Anlushan troops were stationed in the Tang Dynasty; Drums and Drums: a small drum used in the ancient army. War drums sounded in Yuyang County. Indicates that there is a war.

The paper is expensive in Luoyang, which means that the work is valuable and widely circulated.

To reconcile yin and yang means to make yin and yang orderly and have good weather. In the old days, it often referred to the prime minister handling government affairs.

Reconciling yin and yang still means harmonizing yin and yang.

Letting go of Huayang means no more troops.

No, it will be extremely positive, but it will still be said that it will be extremely peaceful.

Waving the Sun and Yang Ge is still said to wave the Ge against the Sun.

Borrowing a corpse to return a sun is like borrowing a corpse to return a soul.

Jinyang Zhijia refers to the "Jinyang Zhijia" where local officials raised troops because they were dissatisfied with the imperial court.

Yuyang Yujin "Historical Records of the Qin Dynasty": "In the eighteenth year of defending the throne, gold rained down on Yueyang." Zhang Shouchie said: "It is said that gold rained in the capital of Qin, and Ming Jin Rui saw it. ." Later, it was used as a metaphor for an unexpected gift.

Longyang Weeping Fish "Warring States Policy·Wei Ce IV": "The King of Wei and Lord Longyang entered the boat and went fishing. Lord Longyang caught more than ten fish and burst into tears. The king said: 'Yes Are you upset? If so, why don't you tell me? "I don't dare to be upset," he said.

’ The king said, ‘What do you mean? ' He said to me: 'I was very happy when I first got the fish, and later I got even bigger. Now I want to abandon my former position

Lu Yang Hui Ge's "Huainanzi·Lan Ming Xun": "Lu Duke Yang and Han were in trouble, and the battle was raging at dusk. He came to the aid of the enemy, but he turned against him every day." Later, "Lu Yang waved his arms" and "Lu Yang returned to the sun" to try to save the crisis.

Lu Yang's command of the sword is the same as "Lu Yang's command of the sword".

Lu Yang returned to the sun and saw "Lu Yang waving his arms".

Lu Yang waved the sun, which is the same as "Lu Yang waved the gun".

Lu Yang pointed at the sun, which is the same as "Lu Yang waved his arms".

The Feng Ming Chaoyang's "Poetry Daya·Juan A": "The Phoenix Emperor is singing on that high hill. The phoenix trees are growing on that Chaoyang." Zheng Xuan's note: "The Phoenix Emperor is singing on the ridge. Those who stand high and look down can gather and stop. It is a metaphor for a virtuous person who behaves well and then gathers. The Wutong is like a wise king. Those who are born in the morning sun are warm and benevolent, and they are also virtuous. "The phoenix sings and the sun rises" is a metaphor for a wise minister meeting a wise king.

Plagiarism is plagiarism, openly or covertly.

Three Yangs are in harmony, see "Three Yangs are in harmony".

Wenyang Tianfan is a metaphor for losing and returning.

The setting sun refers to the scene of the setting sun in the evening. It also refers to a person's old age or the decline of things.

Sandie of Yangguan Yangguan: the name of the ancient pass, located in the southwest of Dunhuang County, Gansu Province today; Sandie: singing a certain line repeatedly. Originally refers to the ancient farewell tune. The latter is also a metaphor for parting.

Yang detoxifies Yin, which means reconciliation on the surface but poison behind the scenes.

A Song of Yangguan Yangguan: the name of an ancient tune, sung by the ancients when bidding farewell. A metaphor for separation.

A mistake made by mistake is a metaphor for an error caused by accidental factors.

Yin and Yang are miserable. In ancient times, autumn and winter were regarded as yin, and spring and summer were regarded as yang. It means sadness in autumn and winter, and happiness in spring and summer. Refers to the changes in the four seasons. Zhang Heng's "Ode to Xijing" from the Han Dynasty: "The lady is comfortable when she is in Yang, but miserable when she is in Yin."

Yin Suspicious Yang Zhan means that the invader is arrogant and forces the invaded to defend themselves.

Yuyang harpoon drum See "Yuyang harpoon drum".

Chaoyang Mingfeng is a metaphor for a person with outstanding moral character, integrity and courage to give advice.

Yin in the day and yang in the night. According to the theory of yin and yang in ancient my country, the day belongs to yang and the night belongs to yin. "Yin in the day and yang in the night" means that the way of heaven is abnormal and there will be disasters.

Sandie Yangguan 〖Explanation〗It is "Sandie Yangguan". Piano music. The music score uses Tang Wangwei's poem "Farewell to the Second Envoy of the Yuan Dynasty in Anxi" as the main lyrics, and extends the poetic meaning, adding words and phrases to express the feeling of parting. Because the whole song is divided into three sections and the original poem is repeated three times, it is called "Three Layers". Later, it generally refers to sending off

The love of Weiyang 〖Explanation〗 Weiyang: the north of the Wei River. Legend has it that Qin Kanggong sent his uncle Chong'er back to Jin Dynasty and went as far as the north of the Wei River. Refers to the friendship between nephew and uncle.

Xianyang Yiju 〖Explanation〗 Xianyang: the capital of the Qin Dynasty; Ju: torch, extended to burning with fire. A fire in Xianyang. It refers to the fact that Xiang Yu led his army to Xianyang and burned down the entire Qin Palace. It generally refers to a fire that burns it all away.

Yin and Yang intertwined 〖Explanation〗 refers to making a difference between Yin and Yang. Post-metaphors are erroneous due to accidental factors.