Hopeshow

Hopeshow

Red sleeves, Chinese vocabulary, Pinyin is h ó ngxi ù, which means ancient women's Ru skirt long sleeves, later became a pronoun for women. It comes from Bai Chuan CI written by Wang Jian in the Southern Dynasty.

explain

1. Women's red sleeves.

2. Beauty.

source

Yuan Zhen's poem by the wind in the Tang Dynasty: "call up the Post pavilion to get drunk, and two lines of red sleeves brush your head."

In the golden thread pool written by Guan Hanqing of Yuan Dynasty, Hua Shengfang's banquet is not finished, but he is in a hurry with his red sleeves

Sun Zhiwei of the Qing Dynasty wrote a poem named "dream of gold on the head, red sleeves in front of the eyes."

Lu Xun's qijieting essays in memory of Liu bannongjun said: "almost for more than a year, he did not disappear. The talent he brought from Shanghai must have the idea of" red sleeves add fragrance to night reading ". It was easy for him to scold us."

In the Southern Dynasty, the second part of "Bai Li Ci" written by Wang Jian of Qi Dynasty: "the feeling is that gold and stone flatter Sheng Huang, Luo Li turns to red sleeve and raises."

Du Mu of Tang Dynasty wrote the poem "picking lotus and red sleeves wet, seeing the frequency of green moths."

Ouyang Jiong's poem "nanxiangzi" in houshu: "red sleeve girls lead each other to visit Nanpu, smile and talk to each other in the spring breeze."

Lu Lun of Tang Dynasty wrote "Yao Meiren clapping Zheng song at banquet": "slightly close the white wrist and wrap the red sleeve, deeply suppress the red string and low the green eyebrow."