What does golden phoenix mean?

Question 1: What does it mean to compare a woman to golden phoenix? Comparing an ordinary woman to golden phoenix means that an ordinary woman has become a woman with power, ability and status.

Question 2: What does golden phoenix mean, golden phoenix? .........

Word explanation: 1. Accessories under the jurisdiction of the vehicle. 2. golden phoenix pattern on the cloth. 3. golden phoenix jewelry. 4. Metaphor beautiful new things.

Question 3: What does golden phoenix mean? It means that ordinary women become golden phoenix, which means that ordinary women become powerful, capable and influential women.

Question 4: The meaning of golden phoenix and golden phoenix. .........

Word explanation: 1. Accessories under the jurisdiction of the vehicle. 2. golden phoenix pattern on the cloth. 3. golden phoenix jewelry. 4. Metaphor beautiful new things.

Question 5: What did the Taoist priest mean when he said I was golden phoenix? Golden phoenix is not golden phoenix, but his real name is golden phoenix. Money is obtained through hard work, and it is the precipitation of wisdom and sweat.

Question 6: golden phoenix hinted, can you describe the boys? Legend has it that the phoenix is the messenger of human happiness. What did you say?/Sorry? Of course.

Question 7: Who does golden phoenix refer to? It is often said that you can fly out of golden phoenix in a ravine. In China folk culture, there are many allusions about animal deformation. For example, the most classic is "golden phoenix flies out of the henhouse". When I taught this sentence to a German friend, the foreigner didn't understand what I was saying here. He said that golden phoenix in this proverb only lived in a henhouse since childhood, and the chicken was still a chicken. So, I borrowed the metaphor of western proverbs, and the ugly duckling can also become a swan. He was embarrassed to refute it. If he still tells me that swans only live in duck nests since childhood, ducks are still ducks. His Danish wife wants to pick up the hardcover version of Andersen's fairy tales and beat him.

So later, he wondered what I meant by transformation. Every few days, he will find the phoenix phoenix tree in Gambao's novel Seeking God and ask me what it is. Is it French Platanus acerifolia? Didn't that thing come to Shanghai from France in the19th century? Why were there indus trees in Gamburg in Wei and Jin Dynasties? The mysterious chicken nest triggered a foreigner to ask why he wanted me to be two years old. Fortunately, I later found the relevant answer, which provided a satisfactory teaching plan for those foreigners who were outspoken and born honest and frank. Speaking of ordinary buttonwood trees around you, it's really unusual. Not many people know that before the French phoenix tree, it was also called Kumarajiva tree in 40 1 year. Indian monk Kumarajiva (knowledgeable) went to China to spread Buddhism, brought this tree and planted it in front of Huxian Ancient Temple near Xi 'an. Up to now, it takes four people to fold the trunk. Because the ancient Buddhist culture had the greatest influence, the phoenix tree became the noblest tree in China culture. Only the phoenix deserves to live. Foreigners have learned another lesson: "Good birds choose wood to live". The best bird is the best tree. The best tree is certainly not a chicken nest, and multinational companies are certainly not rural workshops. He suddenly understood the meaning of change. Completely transformed! Without Kumarajiva, Platanus acerifolia would not be the best tree in the eyes of Gan Bao and China. Without buttonwood, the phoenix flies out of the henhouse or the chicken. Still unemployed, herd. Noble sycamore trees are covered with stinging bells. Ordinary chickens can't fly, and they won't take the initiative to fly to find a poke, but the phoenix can bear it, so this chicken can become a phoenix.

Besides, it is also a A Dai dance drama.

Question 8: What does Jinfeng mean? It's not golden phoenix, it's Dapeng Goldfinch. Mr. Jin Yong mentioned Dapeng Goldfinch in "Eight Dragons". In Buddhist scriptures, it is one of the "Eight Dragons", and its Sanskrit name is Goruda. It was naked when it was born, and all the gods mistook it for fire and worshipped it. Legend has it that Yue Fei, a famous anti-gold star in the Southern Song Dynasty, was reincarnated as "Dapeng Golden Winged Bird". Gruda's wings have all kinds of solemn colors. When the wings are open, there are 336 Wan Li. It has a big tumor on its head, which is a wishful pearl; It cries in pain, and its food is dragons. It flies in the air, patrolling the dragons that should die in the sea. When it found dragons, it fanned the sea with its wings, caught them and swallowed them. It eats one dragon and 500 dragons every day. At the end of its life, the dragons vomited poison and couldn't eat any more, so it spread its beautiful wings and flew up and down seven times, reaching the top of the diamond wheel, ending its heroic life.