What does it mean?What does mulberry mean

Sangyu [sāng yú] means: refers to mulberry and elm trees. The sunset shines on the end of the mulberry elm tree, because it refers to the twilight. In order to illustrate the post-event stage. The metaphor of old age;The old age. It refers to the seclusion of the countryside.

First, the basic definition of mulberry elm:

1. The afterglow of the setting sun shines on the tops of the mulberry elm treetops, referring to the afterglow of the sunset.

2. A metaphor for old age.

2. Sang Yu's citation and explanation:

The sun has set in the twilight among the mulberry and elm trees in the west, referring to the afterglow of the setting sun.

Southern Dynasty Fan Ye's "Later Han Shu Feng Yi Biography": "Lost in the east, harvested mulberry." ”

Vernacular Definition: Defeat at first on one front, and finally triumph on the other.

3. Mulberry elm usage examples:

1. The old man planted flowers and raised birds to spend the evening scene of mulberry elm.

2. "Lost the east fence, harvest the mulberry elm" is an old proverb that is also applicable in the field of marketing.

Mulberry elm means mulberry tree with elm tree. The sunset shines on the end of the mulberry elm tree, because it refers to the twilight. In order to illustrate the post-event stage. The metaphor of old age;The old age. It refers to the seclusion of the countryside.

1. Pinyin. Sangyu [ sāng yú ].

2. Source. Tang Dynasty · Wang Bo's "Preface to the Pavilion of King Teng": "Although Beihai is credit, Fuyao can be received;."The east corner has passed, and it is not too late for mulberry elm. Meng tastes high and clean, and has spare time to serve the country;Ruan is rampant, how can he cry at the end of the road!”

Vernacular interpretation: Although the North Sea is far away, it can still be reached by strong winds;Although the morning light has passed, it is not too late to cherish the twilight. Meng Weijun has a noble heart, but he has the enthusiasm to serve the country in vain, Ruan Ji is indulgent and uninhibited, how can we learn his behavior of crying when he goes to the end of the road!

Related idioms. 一、三榆暮景 [ sāng yú mù jǐng ]

Interpretation: refers to the sunset shining on the tops of mulberry trees and elm trees, which is a metaphor for the time of old age.

Source: Three Kingdoms Wei Cao Zhi "Gift to the White Horse Wang Biao" poem: "The year is in the mulberry elm, and the influence cannot be chased." Self-care is not a golden stone, and it makes the heart sad. ”

Translation: The years have reached the twilight of the year of Sangyu, and the light, shadow and sound are irretrievable. Self-reflection is not a golden stone, and I am full of sorrow when I sigh in frustration.

二、收之三榆 [ shōu zhī sāng yú ]

Interpretation: It refers to the fact that although there is a loss at the beginning, it will be compensated in the end. It is not too late to say that it can be remedied.

Source: Southern Dynasty Fan Ye "The Book of the Later Han Dynasty Feng Yi Biography": "Although the beginning of the wings back to the stream, the end can be able to fight the wings of the pond, it can be said that the east corner is lost, and the mulberry elm is harvested."

Translation: Huixi is at the junction of Qin, Jin, and Henan, and is the eastern gate of Shaanxi, while Mianchi is in Henan, located east of Huixi, obviously, does not mean "failed in the west, and finally won in the east."

Sangyu is a Chinese word, pronounced sāng yú, which refers to mulberry trees and elm trees. The sunset shines on the end of the mulberry elm tree, because it refers to the twilight. In order to illustrate the post-event stage. The metaphor of old age;The old age. It refers to the seclusion of the countryside. From "The Book of the Later Han Dynasty: The Biography of Feng Yi".

Losing the east corner and reaping the mulberry elm is a metaphor for failure at this time, and it is not too late to be compensated at another time. EAST: The sun rises in the east, so the east corner refers to the morning.

Also refers to the East. Mulberry elm: The shadow of the sun falls on the mulberry elm treetops in the evening, which refers to dusk, which originally refers to the first loss in one place and the final gain in another place.

The latter metaphor often uses the phrase "Failure on one side, but achievement on the other".

Sang Yu is not a person, the word means: the afterglow of the sunset, specifically explained as:

Title: Mulberry.

Pinyin: sāng yú

Basic explanation. 1) [sunset] The afterglow of the setting sun shines on the tops of the mulberry elm treetops, referring to the afterglow of the setting sun.

Lose in hake, but gain in herring. - The Book of the Later Han Dynasty: The Biography of Feng Yi

2) [old age] A metaphor for old age.

Mulberry elm evening view. Word extension.

The east corner has passed, and it is not too late for mulberry elm.

Explain in detail. 1).Mulberry and elm. Han Liu Xiang "Nine Sighs and Resentment": "The lonely female sings in the high Yongxi, and the dove perches on the mulberry elm. "The Book of Jin: The Biography of Xiahou Zhan": "In one fell swoop, the area of the four seas, beyond the green clouds, and the ruler is not the mulberry elm. ”

2).The sunset shines on the end of the mulberry elm tree, because it refers to the twilight. "Taiping Yulan" volume 3 quotes "Huainanzi":

The sun hangs in the west, the scene is at the end of the tree, and it is called the mulberry elm. Tang Liu Zhiji's "Stone Narrative": "The scenery of Fu Gao's day is the starry bed; The mulberry elm is both night, and the chen is like a cangran.

Qing Wei Yuan's poem No. 4 of "Eight Songs of Khmer Gong Ding Nunnery": "Ande Zunyunqu, and this Sang Yuguang." ”

3)."The Book of the Later Han Dynasty: The Biography of Feng Yi": "Although the beginning of the wings back to the stream, the end can be able to fight the wings of the pond, which can be said to be lost in the east corner, and the mulberry elm is harvested."

Because it is a metaphor for the later stage of the event. Tang Hanyu "Removing the official to go to Jiangzhou to send Dr. Li of Eyue" poem: "Sang Yu Fu can be received, and I am willing to send acacia words."

Jin Yuan asked the poem "The Work of Rewarding Han Dehua to Return": "Mulberry Yu can be collected, and the year is in the harvest." Liu Guojun "Miscellaneous Poems between Xin Ren" No. 4:

The soldiers are in a hurry, and the general's plan has been lost. ”

4).The metaphor of old age;The old age. "Anthology: Cao Zhi's "Gift to the White Horse Wang Biao" poem":

The year is in the mulberry elm, and the impact cannot be chased. Li Shan's note: "The day is in Sangyu, in order to metaphorize the old age."

Sui Shu Wang Shao Biography": "In addition, there are six out of sixty this year, and Sang Yuyun is late, which is more forgetful than in the past. Song Fan Chengda "Second Rhyme Zheng Xiaoshu Senator Farewell":

After I will decline, mulberry elm is a cocoon. Qing Shen Qifeng "Harmonic Duo Tiger Idiot": "Besides, I am close to Sangyu, and there is no Lanyu at home.

5).It refers to the seclusion of the countryside. "Wei Shu, Yishi Biography, Praise": "Or people say praise: 'I heard that those who have great talents will live in nobles, why is the son alone in Sangyuhu?'" ’”

The mulberry elm sun has set between the mulberry trees and elm trees in the west, and the sunset in the west mountain, and then refers to the afterglow of the sunset, which is also a metaphor for people's old age.

Although he is old, he must have a good attitude and be positive and optimistic in his later life.

Originally, it referred to people's cherishing of the evening weather, and later it was often used as a metaphor for the respect and respect of the old-timers in society.

The most beautiful mulberry and elm scenery, the world's heavy evening love, originally refers to people's cherishing of the evening weather, and later used as a metaphor for the respect and respect of the old-timers in the society.

Mulberry elm evening view.

Chinese name: Sangyu evening scene.

Interpretation: The afterglow of the sunset shining on the tops of mulberry trees and elm trees.

Metaphor: twilight years.

Source: The text of "Anthology of Literature" Liu Shuo's "Two Quasi-Ancient Songs".

The meaning of the sunset shines on the tops of mulberry trees and elm trees.

Metaphor: twilight years.

Source: The language book "Anthology Liu Shuo's "Two Quasi-Ancient Songs" "Willing to hang the misty scene, when the concubine Sangyu is shining".

There is also [the year of the mulberry elm].

Source: Qing, Gu Yanwu's "Answer to Wang Yuan's Documents": "The younger brother compiles and records are easy to understand, and Cheng Zhu is his own book, and he is a fallacy of Zhengdaquan." And in the year of Sangyu, it is uncertain whether it will be successful or not. ”

"Mo Dao Sanyu evening" means not to say that it is almost evening between the sun and the mulberry elm.

This poem comes from the Tang Dynasty writer Liu Yuxi's poem "Reward for Joy and Praise for the Elderly".

The original poem "Reward for Joy and Praise for the Elderly".

People who don't care about the old, who will pity the old.

The thinness of the body is frequent, and the hair is thinning and the crown is self-deviating.

Waste books are cherished for the eyes, and moxibustion is for the years.

The experience is also knowledgeable, and reading people is like reading Sichuan.

It's fortunate to think about it, and it's easy to see it here.

Mo Dao mulberry night, for the sun is still full of sky.

Who is the translator who does not care about aging, and who will show love and mercy to him when he is old?

The body is getting thinner, the clothes are getting tighter and tighter, and the hair is thin, and the hat that is worn straight will also deviate to the side by itself.

Books are put aside and stopped reading because of the care of the eyes, and moxibustion is often used because of old age and weakness.

The more people you have experienced, the more you can see, the more you can observe.

If you think about it, there is a good side to getting old, and if you overcome your worries about getting old, you will feel happy and carefree.

Not to mention that it is almost evening when the sun reaches the mulberry elm, its afterglow can still reflect the sky red.

"The world is heavy and the evening is clear" means that I finally got the mercy of God, and the sky was clear after the rain.

This poem comes from a five-character poem "Evening Sunshine" written by the Tang Dynasty poet Li Shangyin

The original poem "Evening Sunshine".

Living deep in the city, spring goes to summer and is still clear. Providence is merciful to the grass, and the world is sunny at night.

And add a high pavilion, micro note small window. After the nest dries, the flying body is lighter.

Translation: A person lives a quiet day, overlooking the city, spring has gone, and summer is clear.

The grass was soaked by the rain, and finally received the mercy of God, and the sky cleared after the rain.

Climb the high pavilion, overlook by the railing, the sky is high and the earth is different, and the afterglow of the sunset shines through the window lattice.

The nests of the birds have been dried and their bodies have returned to lightness.

Don't say that the mulberry blooms late, the red world pays more attention to the feelings of old age, sunny and clear, and the sunset symbolizes the old man's old age, which is also infinitely beautiful!

Don't say you're old, the sunset can also glow with residual heat.

Hello, it's not easy to answer the question.

Lost East.

Idiom pinyin: shī zhī dōng yú, shōu zhī sāng yú

Idiom source: "The Book of the Later Han Dynasty Feng Yi Biography": "Although the beginning of the wings back to Xi, the end can be able to fight the wings of the pond, which can be described as the lost east corner, and the harvest of mulberry elm." ”

Lost in the east, the metaphor of the harvest begins to fail in this regard, and finally wins in the other. Nowadays, it is often used to refer to someone who has failed in one aspect but has succeeded in other areas.

What does it mean to lose the east corner and harvest the mulberry elm?

You are talking nonsense! This is an allusion!

Meaning: The leaves on the tree are green and yellow, and they are messily intertwined. On the mulberry elm tree in the moonlight, the cuckoo is crying.