First, the composition and interpretation of the word "He"
1. Composition: The word "I" consists of two parts, the word "Tu" above and the word "Jun" below. "Soil" refers to soil and soil, and "all" refers to enrichment and enrichment.
2. Explanation: The word "valley" originally refers to the ditch or valley between valleys, and can also refer to the wide valleys and deep valleys of rivers in a broad sense. By extension, it refers to material, wealth and so on. Rich and colorful.
Second, the pronunciation and words of the word "He"
1. Pronunciation: The standard pinyin pronunciation of the word "He" is "hè" and the tone is the fourth tone.
2. Words: In modern Chinese, the word "I" often appears in some idioms, poems, classical Chinese and common vocabulary.
Idioms: "sleepy" (full of difficulties), "straight gully" (describing neat handwriting in calligraphy) and so on.
Poetry: "The valley clouds frighten the wild horses, and the dangerous rivers shed their hoofs" (describing the valley rivers) and so on.
Classical Chinese: "Walk a thousand miles alone and cross a hundred feet of cliff" (to describe the talent and courage beyond ordinary people).
Common words: "Gully valley" (referring to the deep valley of mountains and rivers), "as wide as a valley" (describing a vast land) and so on.
Thirdly, the application of the word "harmony" in the cultural and symbolic sense.
1. Ecological environment: Gulls can also refer to rivers or streams in the mountains. In terms of ecological environment protection, gullies are regarded as clean water sources and natural landscapes, which need to be effectively protected.
2. Cultural significance: Gulls are often used to describe the grandeur and breadth of natural landscapes in cultural and literary works, implying the grandeur and magnificence between mountains and rivers.
Symbolic significance: Seagulls can also symbolize wealth and rich resources, such as "extremely rich as a ravine" (describing wealth as extremely rich).
Fourth, related idioms and extended usage.
1. sleepy valley: it is difficult to describe and difficult to get rid of.
2. priceless: describe items or scenery with very high value, such as mountains and valleys, famous paintings, etc.
3. Live dragon: Describe vivid and lifelike appearance, such as paintings depicting valleys and rivers.
V. Matters needing attention in the use of the word "he"
1. Pronunciation: In formal occasions or media reports, you should use the correct Chinese pinyin "hè" to read and write this word.
2. Extended meaning: In rhetoric, the word "gully" can be extended to a rich and sufficient meaning to describe the richness of wealth and resources.