在有的报刊上常出现“昨日黄花”这个词组。其实,中国成语、典故中没有“昨日黄花”之说,只有“明日黄花”之语。宋朝苏东坡词《南乡子·重九涵辉楼呈徐君猷》:“万事到头都是梦,休休,明日黄花蝶也愁。”《辞源》对“明日黄花”的解释是:“明日,指重阳节后;黄花,菊花。古人多于 The phrase “yesterday’s yellow flower” often appears in some newspapers and periodicals. In fact, in the Chinese idioms and allusions, there is no “yellow flower of the day,” but only the word “yellow of tomorrow.” Song Chao Su Dongpo’s words, “The Nanxiangzi Zhongjiu Huihuilou was Xu Junfu”: “All things are the dream is a dream, rest breaks, and the yellow flowers and butterflies will be paralyzed tomorrow.” The “Ci Yuan Yuan” interpretation of “Tomorrow’s Yellow Flower” is: “Tomorrow, After the Chung Yeung Festival; yellow flowers, chrysanthemums, more than the ancients