What does Shuimu Qinghua Wanxi Qingyang mean?

"Shuimuqinghua, graceful and clear?" means: elegant but not lonely, beautiful but not charming, (like) flowers and plants, quiet and beautiful like water in a pond, (eyebrows) beautiful and clear. It can also refer to a beauty whose eyes are rolling and she is so beautiful.

Shui Mu Qing Hua comes from Xie Kun, a poet from the Western Jin Dynasty, in his "A Journey to the West Pond", "There are many singing birds in the lotus pond, and the water and trees are clear and clear" (there are many birds in the lotus pond and the red water is very clear). Wanxi Qingyang comes from "The Book of Songs·Zheng Feng·Wild Weeds" "There is a beautiful person, Qingyang Wanxi" (meaning there is a beautiful woman, elegant and gentle).

Shui Mu Qing Hua generally describes gardens, but the whole sentence describes a woman’s appearance and temperament very well.

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Sentences similar to "Shuimu Qinghua, graceful and clear":

1. There is a beautiful woman in the north, peerless and independent. Look at the Qingren city once, and then look at the Qingren country. I would rather not know a beautiful city or a beautiful country. Beautiful women are hard to come by. (There was a beautiful girl in the north, independent of the world. She took one look at the soldiers guarding the city, and the soldiers abandoned their weapons and the wall fell. She took one look at the emperor who ruled the world, and the emperor fell in love.)

2. "When she looks back and smiles, she is full of charm, and the pink and white in the Sixth Palace are colorless" (When she looks back and smiles, she is full of charm and charm; other concubines in the palace have lost the charm of wearing makeup and powder.)