Abundance or abundance

Rong Feng means: lush flowers and trees. High status, enjoy honor.

The first one is lush flowers and trees, which is quoted from Volume 89 of Collection of Arts and Literature. Southern dynasties? Song? Yan ce? "Gardenia Praise": "When it rains, it is vegetarian, and when it rains, it is fragrant. Feng has no discipline, who will hear? "

The second is to be in a high position and enjoy honor. I quote Biography of the Book of Jin: "Things are comfortable with nature, and scholars are committed to it: either relying on wealth and wealth to live in the rock, or seeking to enter, the wild person is the phoenix."

Abundance means: plump and beautiful in appearance. The vegetation is rich and dense.

Source:

Selected Works of Xie Lingyun's Poems: "How do you feel at work? You are full of growth. " Shan Li's Note: "Abundance, pleasing appearance."

"Ode to a Little Marriage" by Southern Dynasties and Liang Dynasty: "If you are generous and have a good posture, you will not know words."

Su Song's poem "On Wang Yi's Less Posts": "Mrs. Xie's family is light and rich, which has its disadvantages."

Ren Huang's Preface: "It's easy to say that I can't dump the Wu Palace (referring to the stone) and occupy the wealth of the Han Palace, but I am stronger than Meng Xian. I don't doubt its madness?"

"The Story of the Southern Xiongnu in the Later Han Dynasty": "Zhao Jun richly decorated, Han Gong Ming, Gu Jingpei returned, and moved."

Wu Qin Ye Wei's Poems of the Lama Temple: "Abundance is unparalleled and is the first."

Xie Lingyun's poem "Looking at the Lake from Nanshan to Beishan" in the Southern Song Dynasty: "What is the feeling of understanding, and it grows abundantly." See "Rong Feng".

Both of these words mean that a tree attracts the wind, but one refers to enjoying honor in a high position, and the other is used to describe a plump figure or a good-looking face.