sons of the heaven
The real dragon, the son of heaven, is a Chinese idiom. Its pinyin is zh ē NL ó ngTi ā NZ ǐ. In the old days, it was thought that the emperor was the real dragon in the sky and came down to earth, because it was the name of the emperor. From Li Zicheng.
The origin of Idioms
Yao xueyin "Li Zicheng" Volume I Chapter 28: "she thought, since people say that the Ming Dynasty is over, the real dragon emperor has been born, maybe this real dragon emperor is Li Chuang Wang."
Idiom usage
As an object or attribute; used in spoken English. Li Shangyin's Jingluo in Tang Dynasty: "you can sigh, so you became Du Yu. Maybe you were the real dragon first." (referring to Liu Bei) Hao Jing's collection of Lingchuan in the Yuan Dynasty: "it's more than 40 years since now. My king is in the middle of life, and the real dragon is born between him. He is strong and vigorous. He has four stars and Yao spirit, which frighten the Western Regions, North Court, Heishui, huiqingming, Kunlun, thunder and clouds." In the collection of literature and constitution of Song Lian in the Ming Dynasty, "Heaven ordered Haoliang, and the real dragon (Zhu Yuanzhang on behalf of him) to fly, to take advantage of the Yin to control the Yang, to wash the eight wastelands, and to raise the divine things to serve the emperor." journey to the west by Wu Chengen of Ming Dynasty: at this time, Wang zhengmeng of Tang Dynasty came out of the palace and walked in the moon. All of a sudden, the dragon king turned into a human figure, knelt down and cried, "Your Majesty, help me, help me." Tai Zongyun: "who are you? I will save you. " Dragon Wang Yun: "Your Majesty is a real dragon, and your minister is an industrial dragon. Because I have broken the rule of heaven, the worthy Minister of your majesty, Cao Guan Wei Zheng, has been beheaded. So I come here to pray for your Majesty's help. " Once the real dragon emperor is born, the world may be peaceful. A village in August by Xiao Jun
Chinese PinYin : zhēn lóng tiān zǐ
sons of the heaven
seperation from the loved one. yǔ qì yún chóu
Success or failure depends on this. chéng bài zài cǐ yī jǔ
Looking north on behalf of the horse. dài mǎ wàng běi