Silver like wax gun head(yín yàng là qiāng tóu)

Silver like wax gun head

Wax should be "Pewter". It is an alloy of lead and tin. It can be used to weld metal or make utensils (also known as "white silk" and "tin silk"), and it can be used to weld metal or make utensils. Its main body is rosin silver powder, which plays the role of dyeing. Therefore, its melting point is very low (the melting point of rosin is about 100 ℃ - 120 ℃).

Explanation: it looks like silver, but it's actually a gun head made of welding wax. It's a good-looking metaphor, but it doesn't work.

The usage of this word is extremely monotonous. If it is used in any article, it is the same, such as: "but" silver like wax gun head "is not good-looking."

brief introduction

Wax should be "Pewter": an alloy of lead and tin, which can be used to weld metals or to make utensils (also known as "Pewter" or "tin").

It's a good-looking metaphor, but actually it's useless.

The usage of this word is extremely monotonous, if it is used in any article, it is the same, such as: "but" silver like wax gun head "is not good-looking and useful."

The origin of history

It is worth mentioning that the operas of yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties have a direct influence on the vocabulary of dream of Red Mansions. First of all, the theme of the romance of the west chamber has a great influence on a dream of Red Mansions, and many plots of the dream of Red Mansions are born out of the romance of the west chamber. Look at language. A dream of Red Mansions absorbs many of the lyrics and confessions in the romance of the west chamber. For example, "there must be a matchmaker's report outside the screen window", "I feel sleepy every day", "Meng Guang took Liang Hong's case", "sit with a sign" and so on. In addition, a dream of Red Mansions also absorbs many expressive sayings in the romance of the west chamber. The most typical example is Daiyu's words of scolding Baoyu in the 23rd chapter of a dream of Red Mansions: "bah! You turned out to be Miao but Xiu, a silver like wax spearhead. "This comes from the paragraph of Hongniang scolding Zhang Sheng in the fourth volume of the romance of the West Chamber:" you turned out to be Miao but Xiu, bah! You're a silver wax gun. "Another example is the sixty second chapter of a dream of Red Mansions: Xing Xiuyan said to Jia Baoyu," this is the saying that monks are not monks, vulgar are not vulgar, women are not women, men are not men. "Take off from a verse of Hui Ming in the second book of the romance of the west chamber. In the above two cases, the former is only a change in word order, while the whole sentence is exactly the same. The latter, Wang Shifu thought, was not a common saying, while Cao Xueqin added an article in front of it to point out the nature of its common saying. All these show that Cao Xueqin creatively inherited the language elements in the romance of the west chamber.

Because of the strict control of weapons in Song Dynasty, it was not allowed to hide weapons among the people. When the people needed to hold social fire and other activities, the weapons used must be "silver wax spear head".

Chinese PinYin : yín yàng là qiāng tóu