The words behind the sky? What does the sky mean?

There are no words in the heavens behind.

The idioms and explanations about the sky are as follows:

Mend the heavens and help the world]: mend the sky and save the fortune of the world.

Swear to God]: Oath: Oath. Make an oath to the heavens.

Touching the heavens and the earth]: Moving the heavens and the earth. The sincerity is deeply touching. It is also a metaphor for moving the merciless heaven and earth. Describe the great grievances.

Under the whole world, it is not the king's land]: Pu: universal, all. All under the heavens are the dominion of the Son of Heaven. Refers to the idea of great unification.

Under the world, it is not the king's land]: Pu: through "universal", universal, complete. All under the heavens are the dominion of the Son of Heaven. Refers to the idea of great unification.

Deceive the heavens and deceive the people.

Yaten's Oath]: Swear to the sky and the sun. It indicates steadfastness of faith, or loyalty.

The sky is low Wu Chu, and the eyes are empty]: Wu Chu: refers to the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River. Originally refers to boarding the city of Nanjing, at a glance, the farther away, the more I feel that the world is drooping, except for seeing the sky, there is nothing. Now it is also a metaphor for seeing nothing.

The sky, the sky, the spring is the sky, thank the sky.

Spring is the sky. The sky is long.

The words for the heavens behind are the earth and the sky. Thank God. The sky is long. Pray to the heavens and so on.

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I will complain to the heavens, and the heavens have listened?

Cangtian means heavenly; God. Pinyin: cāng tiān.

Interpretation: 1) In ancient times, it referred to spring.

2) Heaven; God.

Source: "The Book of Songs, Wang Feng, Huang Li".

Hello sky, who is this! ”

Translation: O heavenly god who is far away, what kind of person is this?

Synonym. First, the blue sky.

Pinyin: qīng tiān.

Interpretation: 1. Refers to the sky. Its color is blue, so it is called.

2. Sunny days. A bright and beautiful world.

3. The metaphor refers to the Qing officials.

Source: Qing Dynasty Wenkang "The Biography of Children's Heroes".

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Refining into three hundred and sixty-five and a half 'five-color stones', the blue sky was mended. ”

Second, the heavens. Pinyin: shàng cāng.

Interpretation: 1. Heaven. Refers to the God who governs all things.

2. It refers to the place where the gods, Buddhas and immortals live.

Source: Bao Tianxiao's "Memoirs of the Shadow Building: Heavy Abandonment": "A piece of filial piety.

Feeling the heavens, so give her a long life.

Twenty years. ”

Sky. It is also called God. The ancients believed that heaven was the god who ruled everything.

1. Pointing to the sky. Lao She, "Democratic World" II: "In his heart, he thought that a family of three could escape for their lives, and they were not hungry thousands of miles away from home, so they had to thank the sky, what was the point of suffering a loss? ”

2. Refers to spring.

Erya Shitian": "Spring is the sky, summer is Haotian." (Spring can be called Cang, summer can be called Hao).

Allusion: Zhang Jiao shouted that the sky was dead.

At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the imperial court was corrupt and incompetent, and the Eastern Han royal family at this time was already in turmoil. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the most fatal blow to the Eastern Han Dynasty was the emergence of the Yellow Turban Uprising. The Yellow Turban Rebellion was a religious uprising in the late Eastern Han Dynasty and one of the largest religious uprisings in Chinese history.

At that time, the imperial court was corrupt, the eunuchs and relatives were constantly fighting, the border wars were continuous, the country was getting weaker and weaker, and due to the great drought in the country, the grain was not collected and the taxes were not reduced.

The Yellow Turban Rebellion occurred in the seventh year of Emperor Guanghe of the Han Dynasty, so it was definitely not easy for Zhang Jiao, as a peasant, to revolt. At that time, Zhang Jiao put forward the slogan of "the sky is dead, the yellow sky should stand, the age is in Jiazi, and the world is auspicious". "Cangtian" refers to the Han Dynasty, and the clothes of the ** army in the Han Dynasty are mainly color.

"Yellow Sky" refers to the Yellow Turban Rebel Army. Now it seems that it was this slogan that allowed Zhang Jiao to successfully revolt.

synonyms: heaven, blue sky.

1. God. Interpretation: Heavenly. Refers to the God who governs all things.

Citation: Bao Tianxiao "Memoirs of the Shadow Building: Heavy Abandonment": "A piece of filial piety and a sense of goodness, so I have extended her life for 20 years." ”

Second, the blue sky. Interpretation: Refers to the sky. Its color is blue, so it is called.

Citation: Lao She, "Four Worlds in the Same Hall" IV: "He looked up at the sky, the sky was so clear and beautiful, he knew that he was still under the blue sky of Beiping." ”

Pale and powerless, pale and white, pale and yellow, pale and white, pale and white, and white

Touching the heavens and the earth: moving the heavens and the great prudence. The description of sincerity is deeply moving, and it is also a metaphor for the ruthless world to be moved, and the grievances are great.

Swear to the heavens: Make an oath to the heavens.

Deceive the heavens: deceive the heavens and deceive the people.

Yatian Oath Day: Hui manuscript swears to the sky and the sun. It indicates steadfastness of faith, or loyalty.

Mend the heavens and help the world]: mend the sky and save the fortune of the world.

1. In ancient times, it referred to spring. refers to the sky (ancient people often used the sky as the god who dominates life), also called heaven; God. Referring to the Han Dynasty, the clothes of the ** army of the Han Dynasty were mainly pale blue.

2. Source: refers to the sky (ancient people often used the sky as the god who dominated their lives), also called heaven; God.

Loose poems, Wang Feng, Huang Li" digs the lead of the tomb: "The sky is long, who is this!" Mao Chuan: "The sky, in words ......."According to the far-sighted firmament, it is called the sky. ”

There are only 2 idioms with the firmament at the back:

1. Gloomy and gloomy.

yù yù cāng cāng

Explanation] is still lush. The lush vegetation is a kind of calendar.

Structure] combined.

Usage] with a positive meaning. It is generally used as a predicate, a definite, and an adverbial.

2. Gray hair.

bái fà cāng cāng

Explanation] Pale Pale: Off-white. Gray hair. Describe the old age of people.

Structure] subject-predicate.

Usage] Mostly used limb stuffiness to sell refers to the elderly hair is all grayish-white. It is generally used as a predicate and an adverbial.