What is Fanghua?

A beautiful youth is called Fanghua. In addition, Fanghua has a floral fragrance; Mao Mei's meaning.

First, fragrant flowers.

Source:

1, "Nine Chapters of Chu Ci": "The fragrance is mixed, and the fragrance is strong."

2. "Plum Blossom Fu" by Emperor Liang Jianwen of the Southern Dynasties: "Fold this fragrant flower and lift your sleeves lightly."

3. Song Fan Chengda's poem "Guangxiang Temple" reads: "The peaks at four seasons are like winter, and the flowers and plants are self-melting."

4. Chen Ming Zilong's poem "Thinking of the Rain in the South of the City": "Spring electricity shakes Fanghua, and the forest is quiet."

Second, it is a metaphor for youth.

Source:

1, Wang Jipeng, Fujian, "The End of the Book of Ip Man" poem: "Human feelings are tired and fragrant, and a leaf falls into the ditch with the wind."

2. Wen Zhiming's "Answer to Mr. Ishida's Falling Flowers" 1: "Ruthlessness only hates rain for one night and destroys Fanghua for another year."

3, Qing Gong Zizhen's "Song of the Cave Immortal" words: "It is Xifeng's early letter, the north is cold, and it is buried, like electricity."

The word "youth" is used to make sentences:

1, the moment of youth, leaving in a hurry, no one can stay.

2. May the flowers bloom for a moment and the trees bloom in full bloom.

At the moment of writing, you may still remember our youth.

4, the age is getting smaller and smaller, and it changes with love of fire.

On a sunny day, Jiangyan is beautiful and fragrant, with green bamboo reflecting white sand.