[Definition] (name) refers to a magnificent, beautiful, rare sight or an unusually rare thing.
[composition] quite formal: eccentric (point of view
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Detailed explanation refers to magnificent, beautiful, rare scenes or extremely rare things. "Modern Chinese Dictionary" Han Lun Heng Bie Tong: "People who walk must want to enter the capital, and they are very strange." Song and Qin Guan's poem "An old man can see a place with a grass temple" reads: "Oak leaves and hills are holding horses, and the wonders in the area are poor." Yuan Zongdao's Longhu in the Ming Dynasty: "Hong Ting, a green tree, is hidden on it, and it is also strange." Huashan's "Sea Road in the Mountain" IV: "So, under the snow of Lianfeng, a magnificent spectacle appeared."
The Seven Wonders of the Ancient World The Seven Wonders of the Ancient World refer to the seven magnificent man-made landscapes in the ancient world: the Egyptian pyramids, the hanging gardens, the Temple of Al themis in Ephesus, Turkey, the bronze statue of the sun god in Rhodes, Greece, the lighthouse in Alexandria, Egypt, the statue of Zeus in Olympia, Greece, and the mausoleum in Solas, Turkey. The first person to put forward the view of the Seven Wonders of the World was the 3rd century traveler Antipark. There is also a saying that Byzantine scientist Phelan was in the 2nd century. Cai vbcb copied the newspaper