Modern interpretation: essence, strokes: 13 eyeball, eyeball: eye. I can't take my eyes off it. Make the finishing point. Take a closer look.
Interpretation of ancient books: Wuji, Bu and Kangxi strokes: 13, extra strokes: 8. Guang Yun, Zheng Yun, Jiyun and Rhyme Society. The essence of sound. "Jade pieces" have beads. Lingshu Jing goes up to Yang, focusing on the eye and the eye. People who "close" their eyes live longer. The biography of Wu Zhi Sun Hao was ordered to keep an eye on Hou.
Eye language: clear, clear, clear sky, eye, eye-catching, stealing eyes, golden eye, eye-rolling, eye-opening, cat's eye, eye-returning, focusing, eye-pleasing, pupil and focusing.
Four-character idioms: make the finishing point, open eyes, drum eyes, eyes, eyes, eyes, eyes, eyes, eyes, eyes, eyes, eyes, eyes, eyes, eyes, eyes, eyes.
Eyes make sentences:
1, we should praise and pity them, just as we pity and praise a person who travels day and night. They have no eyes under their eyebrows, only stars on their foreheads.
2. His mission is to bring us back to the fellowship with our father and take us through the narrow gate to enter the kingdom of heaven. His eternal view made him pay attention to the consistency of law.
Don't miss the crowning touch of the square? The source of happiness. The pigeons there gracefully and carefully went down the slippery nozzle and took a sip of water.
4. A banker said that this is a sign of a more general defect: the government authorities want banks to be "eye-catching", but they have not provided enough help in this regard.
5. Eyes are the lights on your body. When the eyes are bright, the whole body is bright; When the eyes are dim, the whole body is black.
6. Street lamps are the eyes of the city. Please take good care of every pair of eyes.
7. In the dark, I can only tell the direction by my eyes.
A striking poem
1, the eye wind is warm at the beginning, the stream is purple, and the breeze can't be blown lightly-Wang Ming, the song of the spring moon, gave it.
2. If a hundred arrows are fixed on the blade, the back is like a mountain, and one arrow pierces the eye and fears death-Ming Rao's eighteen songs, the seventh battle of which is Yangming and Hu Yinglin.