piping days of peace(yáo tiān shùn rì)

piping days of peace

Yao Tian Shun RI is a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is y á OTI ā NSH ù NR ì, which means Yao and Shun: two wise kings in ancient legends. The reign of Yao and shun. Originally used to praise the emperor's virtue. Later, it also refers to the time when the world is at peace.

explain

Yao and Shun: two wise kings in ancient legends. The reign of Yao and shun. Originally used to praise the emperor's virtue. Later, it also refers to the time when the world is at peace.

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Wen Xiang of the Song Dynasty wrote the poem "collection of buried hills, Volume 9, Meiyu": "Yao and Shun are far away, and it is comfortable to embrace.". It is also the year of Shun RI Yao.

Discrimination of words

"I admire the appearance of Yao grass and the endless joy in the years of Shun, RI and Yao" in the song of Bai Dan in the four seasons written by Liang and Shen Yue of the Southern Dynasty example: ~ celebrate the three more, full of nourishment, singing everywhere. The first chapter of the complete biography of Shuoyue by Qian Cai in Qing Dynasty

Chinese PinYin : yáo tiān shùn rì