What do you mean by fireworks?

Fireworks on earth, pronounced as rén jiān yān huǒ, means: a metaphor for human affairs and distractions. The whole sentence of this idiom is "don't eat fireworks", which means that Taoism says that immortals or monks don't eat cooked food, which means that people are born, and later it means that poetry and painting are superb and different from ordinary people.

Song Ruan's "Poems before the Turtle" volume 9 quotes a poem: "Make a long sentence with the first one. Later, I came with Dongpo, who read his poem and sighed,' This is not a speech about eating fireworks and eating human nature.' "

Fireworks, Chinese vocabulary, that is, cooking smoke, refers to fireworks lit by residents and others; Of a bonfire; Border police. From the book "Historical Records": "Chicken and dog hear each other, fireworks Wan Li."

Copywriting about earthly fireworks

1, slow cooking wind flowers, fine stewing snow moon, eating in all directions, but a bowl of fireworks.

2. The truest happiness in life is gentleness in dim light and richness of daily necessities.

I love the world, and I love the fireworks in the morning and evening.

There are many kinds of beauty in life, but this fireworks can be gentle to the whole world.

5, thousands of lights are not as good as small fireworks, two people in one room, three meals and four seasons, seemingly dull, but also enjoyable.