He Qinghai's fortune teller _ Who is He Qinghai's fortune teller?

What Qinghai Yan: He Qinghai Yan.

Hé q ě ng h m ? i y à n, a China idiom, pinyin: héqιng h m 4 I yàn, which means that the Yellow River is crystal clear and there are no waves in the sea. Metaphor is that the world is at peace. From Tang Zhengxi's There is a Prince in Japan and China.

Interpretation: River: Yellow River; Yan: Calm down. The Yellow River is crystal clear and the sea has no waves. Metaphor is that the world is at peace.

Source: Don Gu Kuang's "Song of August 5": "The territory is not happy, the river is clear and the sea is poor."

Example: Tang Zhengxi's "There is a Prince in Japan and China": "He is a Qinghai swallow, when he was young."

Tang Shi Xiaoying's "Continued History Table is Chen Zhengqing": "Wan Geng is the glory of Jiang."

Wang Songshu's Su Hui in Tang Yulin: "In the past six or seven years, the world was Dali, and the rivers were clear and the sea was beautiful."

Wu Ming Cheng En and Journey to the West: As the saying goes, it is true that the world is peaceful.

Also known as Haiyan Heqing

Songshi Daoyuan's "Jingde Deng Chuanlu ﹋ Tanzhou Shuixi Nantai Road with Monks": "When a word is spoken, it will shake Kunming and the mountains and rivers will be clear."

Usage of idioms: combination; As objects and attributes; Metaphor is that the world is at peace.

Discrimination of Idioms: Synonyms: Taiping Shi Sheng, Guotai Min 'an, Haiyan he cheng antonyms: vicissitudes of life, chaos of war, restless chickens and dogs.

The rice in Tianzhu Xia County is four yuan a stone, and the sesame oil is eight cents a catty, but the third prince was stolen when he borrowed weapons from the Monkey King. Pig said, "These blacksmiths must have stolen it! Take it out quickly! A little later, they will all be dead! " The blacksmiths said, "We worked hard for several days and fell asleep at night. When we got up at dawn, we disappeared.