Kui Huo Qing Yang(kuí huò qīng yáng)

Kui Huo Qing Yang

KUIHAO Qingyang, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Ku í Hu ò Q ī ngy á ng, which means that the leaves of sunflower and legume plants incline to the sun; it refers to yearning for the loyalty of the admirer or subordinate to the superior. From "from Beijing to Fengxian County chanting five hundred words".

Idiom explanation

Sunflower: sunflower; Patchouli: leaf of legume.

The origin of Idioms

Du Fu of Tang Dynasty wrote five hundred words in his poem "from Beijing to Fengxian County:" Kui Huo inclines to the sun, and its physical properties are hard to seize. "

Idiom usage

As an object or attribute, loyalty. example I'm glad to have been with Kui Huo for a long time. I'd like to be more prosperous than packing. The poem "Fenghe chunri Xingwang chungong" written by Zheng Min of Tang Dynasty and "Qiutong qinbiao" written by Cao Zhi of Wei Dynasty of the Three Kingdoms states: "if Kui Huo leaves, the sun will not shine back, but it will be sincere if it ends up. I stole it from biguihuo "history of the Song Dynasty. Yuezhi 15" says: "thousands of officials are surrounded by clouds, and Kui inclines to the rear of the group." "old book of the Tang Dynasty · biography of good officials · Ni Ruoshui" says: "grass and mustard are cheap, and they often want to kill their bodies in order to be loyal; Kui Huo's heart is weak, and they often wish to be loyal to their masters." "Enjoy the moon, extend the autumn osmanthus, pour the sun and chase the sunflower." Ming Gaoqi's poem "jinjinshi kuixuan" said: "it should have the meaning of Qing Yang, and the general's heart is the same." Hong Rengan, the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, wrote in his book the return of Heroes: "the East, the west, the north, the south, and the south are dedicated to the public, while the barbarians are loyal to the sun." Li Qiao of Tang Dynasty wrote in his book "please accompany me to offer a quick watch" that "the sun's light is far from the Qinghuo; the oil cloud's luster is far from the Xianjing." Song zenggong's "Xiangzhou arrival form" says: "if you always keep the sincerity of being loyal to the sun, though you know how to face the sun, how can you look up to the sky if you live in a place where you can wear a basin?"

Chinese PinYin : kuí huò qīng yáng