(1) Interpretation: refers to letters.
(2) Example: Hello, I am sending a message to Yuanyang Lian.
2. Sai Yan
(1) Interpretation: Border geese.
(2) example: swallows and time sets, birds fly all year round.
3. Goose
(1) Interpretation: Wild geese migrate from north to south with seasonal changes.
(2) Example: The geese go from south to north in spring and from north to south in autumn, which looks like a guest, so it is called a guest goose.
4.[yàn bīn]
(1) Interpretation: It means the visit of geese, which was often referred to as September in ancient times.
(2) Source: "(autumn moon and season) Hongyan is a guest and enters the water as a clam." -The Book of Rites. Monthly orders "
5. The sound of flying geese
(1) Interpretation: Metaphorically, people should leave a good reputation when they leave or die.
(2) Source: "See you left out? The twilight scene in Xiaoxiang moved me even more. He also said that the geese have a sound, more elegant and more eternal, and it is too late to kill the moon! " -Ma Yuan Zhiyuan? The Fourth Fold of Autumn in Han Palace
6. Hongyan
(1) Interpretation: It is the agent of letters, sometimes called the postman.
(2) Example: From the graduation assignment, their history of passing books from Hongyan began.
7. Be in a tight position [in a tight position]
(1) Interpretation: refers to geese flying in rows. In calligraphy, it also refers to the trend of four points below the word.
(2) Example: I grew up on my father's farm in south-central Ontario, and I was usually shaped like an adult in the sky and roared south or north.
8. broken goose
(1) Interpretation: Wild geese in the flock; Lonely goose.
(2) Example: He never got married, and he became a lonely goose.
9.[ Chen Yu Road à n]
(1) Interpretation: When a fish sees it, it sinks to the bottom of the water; when a goose sees it, it lands on the sandbar; Describe the beauty of women.
(2) For example, one is the appearance of sinking fish and falling geese, and the other is the appearance of closing the moon and feeling ashamed of flowers.
10, the geese go fishing [Yan qü yú lá i]
(1) Interpretation: Correspondence. Goose and fish are metaphors of letters.
(2) Source: "The warbler fried the swallow to provoke lovesickness, and the geese went to fish to disperse the hate language." -Yuan Tang-style song "ChristianRandPhillips Yin gives something"