Lush leaves write down what they look like.

Peach, Red, Willow and Green _ Idiom Interpretation

Pinyin: liǔ lù

Interpretation: Describe colorful spring scenery. Yuan Guan Yun's poem "Spring in Xiaoliangzhou" reads: "Flowers and plants are full of fragrance in spring, horses are tied to weeping willows, and peaches and willows are reflected in the pool." "Two Moments of Surprise" (Volume 23): "Although I went to Xingniang's new grave today, I was sad, but it was outside Zhuangxiang, where the ladies played in pink and green." Ruan Zhangjing's poem "Zhanghe River Water": "It is the time of pink and green."

Flourishing leaves: peach red and willow green, sunny, beautiful scenery, calm, clear water and green shore, birds singing and flowers fragrant, frogs singing and fish fragrant, plum blossom persimmon red, reed mulberry green.

Birds sing and flowers smell _ idiom explanation

Pinyin: ni m: o y ǔ hu ā xi ā ng

Interpretation: Birds sing well and flowers smell good. Describe the beautiful scenery in spring.

Source: Wei Zi An Zhu in Lu Song's book: "Birds and flowers turn cloudy, and a little leisure and fear are looking for each other."

Example: the mountains and rivers are lush all the way, which is really a good scenery. Yushi flounder feidun

Deep roots and lush foliage _ idiom explanation

Pinyin: gēn shēn yè mào

Interpretation: Mao: lush. Only when the roots are deep will the leaves flourish. Metaphor has a solid foundation and will flourish.

Source: An's Ode to the Screen: "Weizi Screen is a valley with deep roots and luxuriant branches, and it is called a tree."

Example: Big cypress in Kong Lin ~; Ancient wood is heaven.