the reign of the legendary emperors yao and shun

the reign of the legendary emperors yao and shun

Shunriyaonian, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is sh ù NR ì y á oni á n, which means originally used to praise the emperor's virtue. Later, it also refers to the time when the world is at peace. It comes from the song of white ferocity in the four seasons spring white ferocity.

The origin of Idioms

"I admire the appearance of Yao grass and the endless joy in the years of Shun, RI and Yao," said Liang and Shen Yue of the Southern Dynasty

Analysis of Idioms

Yao Nian Shun ri

Idiom usage

It refers to the peaceful and prosperous times

Examples

It should be celebrated by thousands of nations. On the day of the first lunar new year, all nations will come to the kingdom in the year of Shun RI Yao. The wedge of Ming Dynasty's Wu Mingshi's alarm clock Kui