the pronunciation on the side is [q and cè].
explanation:
1. Tilt; Skew.
2. The appearance is crooked and shaky.
Interpretation of the word "Li":
1. [q Ρ]: Same as "Li", inclined to one side.
2. [y Ρ]: The same as "Yi", an exclamation in classical Chinese, expressing praise.
Origin:
1. In the Northern Wei Dynasty, Yang Xuanzhi's "Luoyang Galand Ji Wen Yi Li": "From then on, to the west, on the side of the mountain road, Changban is thousands of miles away, and the cliff Wan Ren is extremely blocked by heaven."
2. Tang Du Fu's "Langshui Song": "Batong paddles sideways, and the water chicken flies with fish in its mouth."
3. Qing Nalanxingde's poem "Young Beauty" says: "It is better not to think about the past and look at the setting sun with a red pillow."
4. Tang Du Fu's "Skinny Horse Trip": "When you stumble, you will turn to the side. Is this intentional?"
5. Song Wang Anshi's "With Wang Shengzhi's Snowflake Borrowing Horses into the Province": "Throw the reins at the side of the horse, and if you want to do it, you can still draw."
Sentence making:
1. Strengthing the brim, I once kowtowed to the horizon.
2. before the frost of the old testament, can I send a fragrant note? It's better not to think about the past and look at the setting sun with a red pillow.
3. He is good at combining the layout of the ancient seal with the vertical and horizontal lines, and often lifts or biases the seal to the upper corner to increase the red on the bottom of the printing surface and the side of the printing edge.
4. With it, it is a bridge; Follow its turbulent flow and sail for it; Along with its land in the middle and on the side, it is a crest; With its melancholy and broad, in order to set up a good place.
5. The calligraphy peak of Preface to the Orchid Pavilion is that it does not seek fairness, but emphasizes simplicity, symmetry, concession, uniformity and contrast.