What is the poem about Fei Shu? What is the poem about Fei Shu?

The poem about Fei Shu includes: There are more springs flying to wash the cold jade, and there are even more springs flying to wash the cold jade.

The verses about Fei Shu include: There are more springs flying to wash the cold jade, flying and washing in between. The phonetic pronunciation is: ㄈㄟㄕㄨ_. The pinyin is: fēishù. The structure is: Fei (single structure) and Shu (left and right structure).

What is the specific explanation of Feishu? We will introduce it to you through the following aspects:

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Rushing swiftly.

2. Quotations and explanations

1. Swift rush. Quoting from Li Daoyuan of the Northern Wei Dynasty's "Shui Jing Zhu·Jiang Shui 2": "The hanging springs and waterfalls are flying and washing in between."

3. Mandarin Dictionary

Splashing water.

4. Internet explanation

Feishusu, pronounced as fēishù, is a Chinese word that means flying currents.

Synonyms about Fei Shu

Chongdang

Idioms about Fei Shu

Fei Chu pulls grain pillow_wash flow Feihuang Tengda Dinxia gargle with flying custard and grains of grains on the pillow, and wash with the flow of pillows all over the sky. gargle with stones and gargle with the flow of custard and millet. Flush with pillows and stones, fly to the top, fly to hold grains, fly to the snow, fly all over the sky with pillows, flush with stones, pillow_flush

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