Dragon media

Dragon media

Dragon media, Chinese vocabulary.

Pinyin: l ó NGM é I,

Interpretation: 1, refers to the horse, 2, refers to talent. 3. Refers to the Earth Dragon. 4. One of the six leisure stalls in Tang Dynasty.

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Dragon media

Pinyin

lóngméi

Source and detailed explanation

1. Of horses. (1) Li Yue Zhi in Han Dynasty: "Tianma is the matchmaker of the dragon." Yan shigu quoted Ying Shao as saying, "the one who said Tianma was a dragon. Today, the horse has come, and the dragon will have the effect." Later, it was called "dragon media" because of its name. (2) on the biography of Yu Liang in the book of Jin: "the horse controls the Dragon medium, and the potential becomes its force." (3) the second poem of Wang Anshi's "chasing and injuring the envoys in the river to repair and write the Duke Lu" in Song Dynasty: "the city of Anhui got an old friend's poem at the beginning, sighing at the time when the dragon was strong." (2) Yu Caijun (1) in Tang Yang Jiong's "monument to the God of Liang Gong, the general of Ming Wei in the Later Zhou Dynasty", it is said that "in the long media, Lin Ju is quite alive. Bole thanks for its delicacy, and RI yuan is good for herding. " (2) Tang Gaoshi's work of He He Lan judge looking at the North Sea: "Chang Ming thanks his confidant, which is not a dragon matchmaker." (3) in Du Fu's praise of painting horses, it is said that "when you look at the horse's bones, you can only see the dragon." (4) the second poem of Wang Maolin's Song Zi Jing Zhu Guilin provincial examination in the Qing Dynasty: "it's only for the male literary worker Yu Li, so it's a unique place to visit the Dragon media." 3, refers to the Earth Dragon superstitious people use earth to make it into a dragon shape, thinking that it can lure the real dragon to rain. Yu Xin's "He Li Si Lu Xi Yu" in the Northern Zhou Dynasty: "the jade in the river, the Dragon painting medium." "New treatise:" Liu Xin said: to rain gear as Earth Dragon. When the Dragon sees the wind and rain, it starts to welcome and see off, so it's because of its elephant 4. One of the six leisure stalls in Tang Dynasty. In the new book of the Tang Dynasty, Bing Zhi: "he also took charge of the emperor with Shang Cheng. The left and right six Leisure: one is Feihuang, the second is Jiliang, the third is Longmei, the fourth is fufu, the fifth is fufu, and the sixth is Tianyuan. "