What does fairy queen mean, what does fairy mean?

The fairy queen is a fan of TVXQ

The English of Shenqi is tong vfang xien qi

The abbreviation is TVXQ (also known as TVFXQ), and the shape of Cassiopeia is very similar to TVFXQ on the keyboard, so they call them Cassio, and the constellation of Cassiopei is made up of 5 stars that represent TVXQ who is always together

Cassiopeia, so the god of the rice is called"Fairy Queen"

It's what our family Minmin thought of.

Because the English abbreviation of TVXQ is TVXQ, plus FAN, it is TVFXQ, which happens to be a Cassiopeia graphic on the keyboard.

It's remarkable, isn't it?

TVXQ doesn't mean fairy queen, and the Korean pronunciation is tong vfang xien qi, so TVXQ is the abbreviation of Shenqi

Hehe: I also learned a trick here.

Originally, I didn't know what the fairy queen meant.

Now I understand it too.

Hehe. Thank you.

Is Shenqi Cassiopeia Cassiopeia?

The fans of Godrise are the fairy queens.

Mythology is still in the orange princess category. Depressed.

TVXQ ( Korean pronunciation is written in English as tong vfang xien qiThe abbreviation is TVXQ).

Cassiopeia is the guardian constellation of Shenqi, that is, Cassiopeia, which is what Changmin thought of as our name for Eros Shenqi, and now as long as Cassiopeia is mentioned, it has the meaning of Oriental Shenqi.

Also, the myth is that the orange princess.

hot is rice ......Wait a minute.

The fairy queen is the fans of Godrise.

TVXQ is an abbreviation for TVXQ's Chinese pronunciation tong vfang xien qi.

The Korean pronunciation is dong bang shin ki....

Just like the mythical orange princess, Godrise is c...p..I forgot how to spell it, anyway, it's Cassiopeia, then we're Cassiopeia.

People who love God's rise, God's wives haha.

The fairy queen is the name of the fans of the gods.

Cassiopeia A fan of Godrise

Immortals are people who are said to have special abilities and can live forever in ancient Chinese mythology.

As early as the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, China had already begun to have the belief in immortals. The roots of immortals should be derived from the mysterious legends of the ancients about nature and some people with extraordinary abilities. For example, in "The Classic of Mountains and Seas" and "Chu Ci", "Lisao Ren", "Nine Songs", "Tianwen" and other articles, they all show the consciousness of immortals at the bottom of superhuman life.

That kind of superman is immortal, not tired of things, free to rest, and has nothing to do, so it is envied by Taoists.

At the same time, the story of the immortals recorded in "Liezi" shows that the Qin and Han dynasties pursued the residence of the immortals and achieved immortality. The residence of the immortals is just an ideal country, and it does not have to be a real realm, such as the Huaren Palace, the Huaqian Kingdom, the Zhongbei Kingdom, and the Liegu Shooting Mountain. The abode of the gods is the place where the people of the immortal country think that there is a real place and can seek it to the end.

Immortals take the Tao as the criterion, and cultivating immortals is also cultivating the truth, and the immortal cultivators first refine the qi, form the Dan, the Yuan Baby, and turn the gods into the soul into the Yuan Shen to transcend the gods and become immortals. The general cultivation breaks through the peak of the god and rises into the immortal realm, and the immortals are also divided into levels, from top to bottom, they are Mixed Yuan True Immortal, Da Luo Jin Immortal, Taiyi Xuan Immortal, and Yun Dun Fei Immortal.

Meaning of immortal: immortal. In myths and legends, it refers to a person with great supernatural powers and immortality. A metaphor for people who are not ordinary. A euphemism for the deceased.

Compounds: Fairy Dajinru, Eight Immortals Crossing the Sea, Immortal Peach, Fluttering Immortals, Fairy Wind Dao Bone, Fairy, Fairyland, Cactus, Fairy, Cactus, Cactus, Fairy Shu, Fairy Mountain Pavilion, Immortal, Immortal, Immortal, Immortal, Immortal, Immortal,

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1. 八仙見車海 [ bā xiān guò hǎi ] According to legend, the eight immortals do not use boats when crossing the sea, and each has a set of spells.

2, fluttering desire immortal [ piāo piāo yù xiān ] fluttering up, as if to transcend the world and become an immortal. Describe the human spirit is relaxed and refreshing. It also describes the light and elegant mood of poetry and calligraphy.

3. 仙风道骨 [ xiān fēng dào gǔ ] 骨: temperament. The demeanor of the immortals, the temperament of the enlightened. Describe people's demeanor and spirit, free and easy. Describe the elegant and free charm of calligraphy.

4. Fairy Child [ xiān tóng ] The Scottish folklore brown fairy child, a fairy child who does housework and other work for others at night, often haunts isolated places and between clear springs and waterfalls.

5. 出dust晌 or 如仙 [ chū chén rú xiān ] is a metaphor for the discipline of being able to maintain purity in a filthy environment.

Immortal Interpretation:

1.The myth says that people with special abilities who can live forever: people.

3.Euphemism is dead