Qi is a Chinese character in China, pronounced as Qi. It usually means taking a nap. There are records in Erya, Zhao Nan Gan Tang, Returning Xi Ci, Poem of Sacrificing Sister, etc. The interpretation of ancient books is: Is Ji Yun a masterpiece, a masterpiece or a book? . "Poetry Zhao Nan" told Sobo to rest. Chinese character head and tail decomposition: tongue heart Chinese character component decomposition: tongue heart. Read and write in stroke order: left and right, left and right, left and right, left and right, left and right, left and right.
Commonly used words are: rest, rest, rest, entertainment, lounge.
Detailed meaning of words.
Rest: small ~, ~ rest, less ~. In an instant. Take a break; Take a break], take a break, take a break. -"Erya", called Bo to rest. -"Poetry Calls Nangantang" helps the elderly to rest. -Tao Jin Yuanming "Back to Xi Ci", rest in the study. -Qing Yuanmei's "Sacrifice to the Sister", another example: a nap; Work together and rest together; Rest (rest, rest); Take a break (rest); Rest (perch); Have a rest (rest, rest).
Common sayings are: diverticulum Q √ Shi √, abnormal sac opening on hollow organ (such as intestine or bladder); A blind tube or sac extending from a body cavity or tube. Take a break, take a break.