What does it mean, and what does it mean?

阑山 [阑山].

Pronunciation: lán shān

1.Attenuation; Depression.

Tang Bai Juyi, "Yonghuai".

The white hair is full of hair, and the poetry and wine are gradually declining. ”

Ming Wang Qi "The Story of Chunwu: Xun Disease": "The love of the mountain turns to Shanshan, and the tears are eliminated, and the cui locks the Meishan." ”

Ye Shengtao "Ni Huanzhi".

Thirteen: "He seems to be a man who is always improving, and he is absolutely incapable of connecting with him." ”

2.Bleak; Scattered.

Tang Cao Tang "Little Wandering Immortal Poems" No. 11: "The South Dipper is sparse and the North Dipper is scarce, and Mao Jun wears purple clothes at night." ”

Song Xin abandoned the disease: "Qingyu Case: Yuan Xi".

The crowd looked for him, and suddenly looked back, but the man was in the dim lamp. "

3.Remnant, will be exhausted; Decay .

Song Hezhu "Little Heavy Mountain".

Words: "The song breaks the wine, the boat is painted and the drum turns, and the green poplar bay." ”

Ming Zhu Ding's "The Story of the Jade Mirror Terrace: Gathering Together": "The cloud locks the Wuyang, the frost withers Chu Pass, and the dream of the sad hometown is Shanshan." ”

Qing Gong Zizhen's "Huanxi Sha" words: "The fragrant mist is ruthless and cold, the silver lamp blows like an orchid, and people love the night with their shoulders." ”

Lu Xun. Canopy Set · After hitting the wall": "At this moment, the banquet of the Taiping Lake Hotel is close to Yanshan. ”

Southern Tang Dynasty Li Yu "Waves and Sands".

The rain is murmuring outside the curtain, and the spring is beautiful. ”

Song Xin abandoned the disease "Breaking the Array": "Looking for her in a dream, I suddenly looked back, but the person was in the dim light. ”

4.Messy; Askew.

Tang Li He, "Song of Mrs. Li".

The red bi and the mountain hang Peijue, and the little prostitutes in the song platform look at each other from afar. ”

Qing Nalan Xingde "A Cluster of Flowers, Song and Tilian".

Words: "Yan Shan Yu wears a neon dress, and the makeup is relatively red." ”

Qing Hongsheng "The Palace of Eternal Life: Immortal Memories": "The words are vague and intermittent, and they are all stained with tears. ”

Qing Li Dou "Yangzhou Painting Boat Record, Xincheng North Record": "Zhou Weibo is out of tune, and his figure is not good, but he can only say it plainly. ”

5.Embarrassed, difficult.

Wang Dingbao of the fifth dynasty "Tang Jiayan Wei Zhuang Recital Asks for Posthumous Gifts to Those Who Are Not as Good as the First Modern People": "Luo Ye bowed down to supervise the post, but because of his actions, he died without success. ”

Song Su Shi "Minus the word Magnolia".

Words: "The official situation is not good, and I am ashamed that Qingsong guards the cold of the year." ”

6.Modern definition.

To sum up, all of the above are the definitions of antiquity, and now in literary works, Yan Shan often uses the meaning of desolation, and many authors in the 70s often use the metaphor of "autumn meaning".

This is the same in ancient and modern times, but at this time, Yan Shan can't just use it as a scattered meaning, adding three points of sadness.

Lights: 1Sparsely lit refers to a sparsely populated and deserted place.

2.In ancient times, every house held up a lamp at night, and did not extinguish it until bedtime. Therefore, the lights are shining and it represents the time when there is no one in the middle of the night and late at night.

【Pinyin bai】yì xìng lán shān 意兴阑山du

Explanation] Yan Shan: Decline. The meaning of will be remnant, will be exhausted. The shape of a person is happy to be lost. The power of interest is at its end, and the fun is coming to an end.

Resources.

The meaning of Yixing Langshan is: the meaning of will be crippled and will be exhausted. Yan Shan: Decline.

1. Pinyin. 意兴阑山 [ yì xìng lán shān ]

Interpretation: (Poet) In his twilight years, he returned to his hometown in despair, and he gradually lost interest in poetry and wine.

3. Example sentences. 1. It should be a person who is interested in the world to be able to read so many books quietly.

2. I have long been interested in painting.

synonyms:

意兴索然 [ yì xīng suǒ rán ]

Interpretation: Suoran: nothing, empty. No interest. There is no interest at all in the description. Also known as "interested".

Source: Ming Feng Menglong's "Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty" Chapter 71: "Jing Gongyi is prosperous. Left and right asked: 'Will you go back to the palace?'

Translation: Jing Gong was not interested at all, and the entourage on the left and right asked: Are you going back to the palace?

灯火阑山 (dēng huǒ lán shān) is an idiom from the Southern Song Dynasty Xin Qiji's Qingyu Case Yuan Xi.

1.Sparsely lit refers to a sparsely populated and deserted place.

2.In ancient times, every house held up a lamp at night, and did not extinguish it until bedtime. Therefore, the lights are shining and it represents the time when there is no one in the middle of the night and late at night.

Yixing Langshan, as a predicate, a definite, is used in written language. For any amusement occasion, the mood will be full of words. Describe the appearance of a person who has lost his interest. See Tang Bai Juyi's poem "Yonghuai": "The white hair is full of head, and the poetry and wine are gradually declining." ”

Explanation] Yan Shan: Decline. The meaning of will be left and will be exhausted. Describe the appearance of a person who has lost his interest. The fun is running out and the fun is coming to an end.

Usage] as a predicate, a definite; Used in written language. For any amusement occasion, the mood will be full of words.

synonyms] meaning unpleasant.

Antonyms] unfinished meaning interesting full of interest.

Example] 1. Mrs. Li, her eyes returned to the student roll call, and she felt that the light pencil words she wrote were blurry. —Ye Shengtao, "Escape".

It is easy for an individual to love a certain activity or career that he is engaged in, but eventually loses interest, and this is what the idiom Yi Xing Shan expresses.

Yan Shan: Decline. The meaning of will be left and will be exhausted.

Yixing Langshan, as a predicate, a definite, is used in written language. For any amusement occasion, the mood will be full of words. Describe the appearance of a person who has lost his interest. See Tang Bai Juyi's poem "Re-chanting": "The white hair is full of returns, and the poetry and wine are gradually declining." ”

Yixing 阑山 is a Chinese idiom, pinyin is yì xìng lán shān, as a predicate, definite, often used in written language. It means to be crippled or exhausted, describing the appearance of a person who has lost his interest. From Tang Bai Juyi's "Yonghuai" poem:

The white hair is full of hair, and the poetry and wine are gradually declining. ”

Yi Xing Shan. The Chinese idiom, pinyin is yìxìnglánshān, which means to be crippled and will be exhausted, describing a person's loss of interest and lack of interest.

Explanation] Yan Shan: Decline.

The meaning of will be left and will be exhausted. Source: Tang Bai Juyi's "Yonghuai" poem:

When was the wine cup thrown away? Where to look at the pen? The white hair is full of hair, and the poetry and wine are gradually declining.

Grammar: Yi Xing Shan as a predicate, a definite; Used in written language.

Example: Ye Shengtao's "Escape": "Mrs. Li was so excited that her eyes returned to the student roll call, and she felt that her writing in light pencil was blurry. ”

Yi Xing Shan describes the appearance of a person who has lost his interest. The fun is running out and the fun is coming to an end. Yan Shan: Decline. The meaning of will be left and will be exhausted.

Yixing is used as a predicate and a definite; Used in written language. Pinyin is yìxìng

lánshān。

Synonyms are intentionally exciting. Antonyms are intentionally inexhaustible

Interesting and full of interest.

From Tang Bai Juyi's poem "Yonghuai": "The white hair is full of head, and the poetry and wine are gradually declining." ”

Translation: When the poet reached his twilight years, he returned to his hometown in despair, and gradually lost interest in poetry and wine.

Extended Materials. 1. Synonyms.

Yixing Suoran described no interest at all, Suoran: nothing, empty. Pinyin is yìxìng

suǒrán。

Lu Xun's "Hesitation in the Restaurant": In less than two hours, my interest has long been lost, and I regret that I have come to do a lot of things.

2. Antonyms.

Full of interest, phonetic: xìng

zhìàng

rán。Definition: A strong interest in something.

From "The Eaves" in an ancient village to visit the scenic area, a group of tourists are visiting the mansion left by a certain five-rank official in Jiangnan in the Qing Dynasty with great interest.

"Citong" p. 0575: [Yan Shan, withered appearance.

Bai Juyi: "Poetry is gradually declining".

Yi Xing Shan. Li Qunyu: "The silk tube is gone." Shan that is.

Scatter. "Zhonghua Dictionary" page 2676: Article 6 of the word "阑" ["Ahh ”】

To sum up, "Yan Shan" is exhausted and scattered.

Meaning. Idiom: Yixing is the meaning of the end of the interest and the loss.

Yixing Langshan, as a predicate, definite, often used in written language. For any amusement occasion, the mood will be full of words. Describe the appearance of a person who has lost his interest.

1. Pinyin. 意兴阑山 [ yì xìng lán shān ]二、源源。 Tang Bai Juyi's poem "Yonghuai": "The white hair is full of head, and the poetry and wine are gradually declining." ”

Interpretation: The gray-haired old man returned to his hometown in despair, and he gradually lost interest in poetry and wine.

3. Example sentences. 1. The Christmas party lasted until 3 o'clock in the evening, and everyone dispersed.

2. People who are so interested in the world should be able to read so many books quietly.