"Seeing Chang 'an Flowers in a Day" by Writing Lisheng

"See all the flowers in Chang 'an in one day" was a famous sentence in "After Enrolling in the Imperial Examination" by Meng Jiao, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. This poem expressed the poet's proud mood after being a scholar. He rode his horse against the spring breeze and saw all the flowers in Chang 'an in one day. This poem described the scene of the poet galloping on Chang 'an Road. The flowers in Chang' an City were so prosperous that it was impossible to appreciate them all. This poem was known as a famous poem for its vivid description and emotional sustenance.

" Flowers in Chang 'an " was an ancient romance novel written by Jiu Yuejin. This novel was about the love story of the protagonist Fang Xiaonan and Jiang Yicheng. The plot was beautiful and pure. The novel's writing style was excellent, and it received a very high recommendation index. Although there was no specific recommendation in the search results provided, it was certain that this novel was very worth reading.

When he was young, he saw all the flowers in Chang 'an in one day. It was a combination of two poems, which came from "Magpie Bridge Immortal·Yue Yun" and "After Passing the Examination" respectively. The meaning of this poem was the time when one was in high spirits and experienced all the prosperous scenery of Chang 'an in one day. It was usually used to describe the lofty aspirations of heroes or young people in their good times.

I have a small garden at home. One day, I saw some beautiful roses blooming. Their colors were so vivid. It made the whole garden look like a wonderland.

An example of an ancient nickname with Chang 'an was as follows: 1 Chang 'an Guest 2. Chang 'an is full of moons 3. Little Loli in Chang 'an 4 Memories of Chang 'an Dream of Chang 'an Chang 'an Rebellion Chang 'an Guest Dream Chang 'an Nocturne Chang 'an Woman Spring in Chang 'an Chang 'an Cosmetics Beauty of Chang 'an Chang 'an Ancient Road Chang 'an Flower Rain Rain and Rain in Chang 'an Chang 'an Night Song Traveling in Chang 'an Chang 'an Recalling Jiangnan Drunken in Chang 'an Chang 'an Spring Garden I hope these nicknames can give you some inspiration!

The writing technique of using the big to see the small refers to the delicate and subtle emotions and character psychology through the description of grand scenes, settings, and plots in the works, so that the readers can feel the meaning and theme of the works more deeply. This kind of writing technique was often used to express the inner world of the characters, their values and outlook on life, as well as the various problems and contradictions in social reality. By showing some seemingly insignificant things and details, the author expressed his control and thinking about the overall situation, so that the readers could feel the author's deep insight and thinking about life and society. For example, in some novels, the author might describe a grand war scene to show the great destruction of people's lives and property, and also to express the protagonist's desire and belief in peace. In another example, the author might describe a character's character and values by describing a small action or detail of the character so that the reader could understand the character more deeply.

This was a famous line in the poem "Climbing the Stork Tower" written by the Tang Dynasty poet Wang Zhihuan.