Wan Ling refers to Wan Ling Leon Wan Wan Ling and Wan Wan. Refers to thin and thin silk fabrics. ● "Han Shi Zhuan" Volume 7: "Beauty is in the hall, beauty is in the hall. "Literature and Art Collection" Volume 69 quotes "Six Towers": "When leaving, the woman sat in Wen Qi's seat and wore Wan Ling's clothes. Low "were? In Emperor Ji Zan's funeral for the Emperor, Jin Huangfu Mi's The Century of the Emperor was quoted: "There are more than 300 women dressed in silk. ★ "Wan Ling" is on page 13394 of Volume 9877 of Chinese Dictionary. See Wan Ling.
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Wan Ling
Ling, Wan, Wan. Refers to thin and thin silk fabrics. ● "Han Shi Zhuan" Volume 7: "Beauty is in the hall, beauty is in the hall. "Literature and Art Collection" Volume 69 quotes "Six Towers": "When leaving, the woman sat in Wen Qi's seat and wore Wan Ling's clothes. Low "were? In Emperor Ji Zan's funeral for the Emperor, Jin Huangfu Mi's The Century of the Emperor was quoted: "There are more than 300 women dressed in silk. 」
★ Wan Ling is in the Chinese Dictionary, Volume 9, Volume 877, page 13394.
See: Wan Ling.