The phoenix perches on the parasol tree and the feathers are even

The last sentence of the Phoenix Perches on the Parasol Tree was Dragon Ascends to the Ninth Heaven.

The origin of the phoenix perched on the parasol tree was the Autumn Water Chapter of Zhuangzi.

The first sentence was 'Phoenix perches on a parasol tree.'

The second half of the couplet of Phoenix Perching on Parasol Tree and Phoenix Perching on Parasol Tree was a dragon coming out of the sea.

" The Phoenix Perches in the Parasol Tree of the Red Chamber " was an ancient romance novel written by Nalan Rongyan. The story was about the protagonist, Wang Xifeng, who worked hard for her marriage and career, but was eventually abandoned by her husband and the Jia family. After she was reborn as a five-year-old Wang Xifeng, she decided to dress up as a man to show her business talent and rejected the marriage of the Jia family. This novel can be downloaded and read for free at Xiaoxiang Academy. The full text has been completed. Other than " The Phoenix Perches in the Parasol Tree in the Red Chamber," there were also novels with similar styles, such as " Starting from the Red Chamber to Break Through the Heavens,"" A Concubine's Daughter Seeking Favor," and so on.

The next sentence of a phoenix perching on a parasol tree was a dragon swimming in shallow waters, which came from a folk legend.

Liu Yong's "Phoenix Perches on Parasol Tree" was as follows: I lean against a perilous tower, the wind is thin, I look forward to the end of spring, and the sky is dark and gloomy. The color of the grass, in the misty light's lingering light, I have no idea who will lean on the railing. I'm going to get drunk with my wild and unfocused plans, To drink and sing, to force music is tasteless. My clothes and belts gradually grow wider, but I never regret it, I've been drained of all my health. Please note that this is the original text of 'Phoenix Perches on Parasol Tree.' No translation is provided.

Liu Yong's "Phoenix Perches on Parasol Tree" was as follows: Standing in the dangerous building, the wind is thin, looking at the extreme spring sorrow, dark sky. In the light of grass and smoke, there is no one to lean on the railing. I want to get drunk and sing while drinking. It's tasteless to force music. My belt gradually widened, but I never regretted it, because I was so haggard. This poem expressed the feelings of missing a distant lover, as well as the troubles and helplessness of life.