A China idiom, pinyin means xú n y not u tà n sè ng, which means to look for an elegant resort while traveling; It is also called "exploring the mysterious", "exploring the mysterious" and "exploring the mysterious and choosing the victory". From "Spring Tour of Shangzhou Accompanied by Pei Tour of Shixi".
Make sentences by looking for clues.
1, Jingming is fairly knowledgeable and likes to explore secrets. He was once angry with his master for doing nothing.
2. Wu Sidao disembarked at Yanziji. When a countryman returns to the land of the Six Dynasties in Nanjing, he must play dumb. Young people's brains are indispensable for exploring the future, but they are not in a hurry to go to their uncle's house.
Whenever you want to explore, just say hello to old John and he will prepare a snack for you.
In the precious transition time from day to night, the dark blue sky seems to be full of charm, and the opportunity to explore is obviously in front of us. It's perfect to go to the city by train at this time.
He searched for secrets, splashed ink and explored colors, and even had more than a thousand works. He also carved a seal and named himself "Qingcheng Guest".