The vernacular of the blazing sun

Chiriyanyan was a Chinese idiom describing hot weather, similar to the English scorching sun or shivering heat. It could be used to describe the high temperature and humidity in summer, as well as other extremely hot environments. For example, in the novel 'Battle Through the Skies' the main character Xiao Yan used the term 'Scorching Sun' to describe the high temperature environment when refining medicine when he was training in the sea of fire within the Alchemist Space.

The cast list of the Blazing Sun included Ren Jialun, Xing Fei, Zhu Xudan, Yan Yikuan, Zhu Zhengting, Mi Ge, Jiang Xin, Zheng Xiyi, Chen Qiaoen, Han Dong, Ren Yankai, Xu Zhengxi, He Rundong, Ma Su, Ming Dao, and other actors.

In the blazing sun, the cicadas on the trees kept chirping, the dogs on the road kept licking their tongues, and people kept fanning themselves. The weather was really hot! The summer weather was scorching hot, but the water in the river was still clear and cold. The sun was blazing outside, but the shade was thick. Joe was waiting in line to board the cable car. On a day like the blazing sun, the sun emitted all its light without holding back. Compared to many other places, it was often as hot as the sun.

There were many sentences about the blazing sun, such as " The blazing sun turned into rain overnight, and I dreamed of the cool and moist clothes " in " Su Xiu Dao Zhong " and " He Taihe in the blazing sun, and the dragon turtle in the sea " in " Feeling the time to leave my cousin Xu Wang Yannian and cousin Yanling." In addition, in the Chapter of Auspicious Snow Made by the Holy Emperor of Fenghe, the sentence "Yesterday, I was surprised that the scorching sun had accumulated for dozens of days. Only then did I realize that harmony was waiting for the new year" was also one of the sentences describing the scorching sun.

The classic lines of 'Blazing Sun Accompanying My Shengyang' included: " Even if the eaves and beams of the roof suppress life, I still feel that there is hope for another sky." " I heard that there are three crises in a person's life. The crisis of wanting to die is the crisis of puberty, the crisis of being afraid of death is the crisis of old age, and the crisis of wanting to die and being afraid of death is the crisis of middle age." "I can't be trapped by you forever and become your accessory. Why does a big woman have to be a good wife and mother? "If a word can only describe a woman and not a man, it's a kind of kidnapping. For example, virtuous." "Why should a person's success be defined by marriage? Did this person not have any friends? No job? Is there no other way to prove your charm besides men?" " Our Shengyang is a boy. You should educate him to be responsible as a man. He should respect girls outside. If she doesn't want to, he shouldn't take advantage of her. If she doesn't want to, he shouldn't force her. He has to calm down before his feelings are settled."

" The Blazing Sun Accompanying Me " and " The Blazing Sun Like Me " were not the same work. Although they were both written by the same author, Gu Man, there was no direct connection between them. " The Blazing Sun Accompanying Me " was an independent novel adapted into a TV series, while " The Blazing Sun Like Me " was Gu Man's series of novels. Two volumes had already been published. Therefore," The Blazing Sun Accompanying Me " and " The Blazing Sun Like Me " were two different works, and they had obvious differences.

In the story of Accompanying the Sun, Shengyang's blind date was Pan Rou. In the movie, Pan Rou stood Sheng Yang up on their first blind date. However, when Pan Rou realized Shengyang's true appearance at work the next day, she admitted that she was wrong. Therefore, Sheng Yang and Pan Rou had a blind date in the movie.

There were many poems that described the blazing sun, such as " The heat of the earth is scorching like fire, and the sun is high in the sky, burning the heart "," Birds fly through the blue sky, and the blazing sun shines on all things "," The summer solstice is warm and the sun is scorching, and the earth is hot and floating." These verses vividly depicted the blazing and hot nature of the sun.

The symbolic meaning of the blazing sun was the strong sunlight and the will to never admit defeat. In traditional Chinese culture, the blazing sun was also given the symbolic meaning of the sun, representing people's love for life and confidence in the future. The sun had been worshipped throughout history, and it was regarded as the giver of life, symbolizing power, core, and glory. The blazing sun could also be extended to the meaning of ambition, might, and dominance. At the same time, it could be used as an image in literature and poetry to express specific emotions and meanings.