The correct explanation of lush

The correct explanation of lush vegetation is lush vegetation and prosperity, which also means outstanding merits in the old society.

Vegetation is lush. Prosperity: Strong financial resources. In the old days, it also meant outstanding merit: the former Wang Gongde was thriving.

Dense and vigorous. It is also used to describe a prosperous career or outstanding virtue. Mao Chuan of "Poetry Nan Zhou Ge Tan": "Lush, lush appearance." "The Biography of Han Weixian" said: "The king becomes a double saint, and the system of rites and music is prosperous." Jin Justin's Book of the Later Han Dynasty: "Wendi, Wudi, and Xuan Di are all prosperous and not destroyed by their ancestors."

Galand of Longhua Temple in Luoyang by Yang Xuanzhi in the Northern Wei Dynasty: "The garden is lush and it is difficult to compete with it." Ba Jin's reunion: "More people, wider roads, more houses and more trees."

Example:

1. All kinds of plants flourish in the forest.

2. Willow is as flourishing as a burning fire and never stops.

In the imperial garden, Cooper is towering, and every tree grows very luxuriantly. All kinds of strange stones and flowers dot the garden.

4. Big dewdrops like diamonds. Trembling everywhere on the lush grass. Flashing with colorful light spots.

Willow is lush, like a big banana fan, giving people a refreshing feeling.

6. In summer, the grass grows luxuriantly, like ripples under the blowing of hot air.

7. The newly planted young trees grow vigorously and well.

8. Open the window and you can see the two hundred-year-old phoenix trees in the yard, with lush foliage.

9. The trees on the opposite mountain are lush.

10. This spring, the rain is mixed and the crops are flourishing.

1 1. The hillside is covered with lush grass.

12. This pasture is full of water and grass.

13. Lush leaves spread everywhere.

14. This company has good management and strong financial resources.

15. The grass is full of lush grass.