What are the poems of Zhonghui and Zhonghui?

Zhonghui's poems include: Who understands the love on Zhonghui, and Huiqin weeps in the city of the Five Kingdoms.

Zhong Hui’s poems include: Hui Qin is crying in the city of the Five Kingdoms, who knows how to love Zhong Hui. The pinyin is: zhōnghuī. The pinyin is: ㄓㄨㄥㄏㄨㄟ. The structure is: Zhong (single structure) Hui (left, middle and right structure).

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

1. Explanation of words Click here to view the details of the plan

The thirteen symbols on the surface of the lyre indicating the syllables are called "emblems". The one in the middle is called "Zhonghui".

2. Citation and explanation

⒈The thirteen syllables on the surface of the lyre are called "emblems". The one in the middle is called "Zhonghui". Quoting Tang Bai Juyi's poem "Night Tune the Qin in Memory of Cui Shaoqing": "Who understands the love in the emblem, the eighty-nine sounds beside Qiu Si's head." "History of the Song Dynasty·Wenyuan Biography Three·Cui Zundu": "The ancient Confucianism said that the eight tones are based on silk, and silk is the ruler. Qin is the king. Foolishly said that Qin takes Zhonghui as the king, that’s all.

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Idioms about Zhonghui

Looking at it, looking at it, but having a strong one, it has a strong hand. Jin Hui and Yu Zhen are just right. There is a thorn in the flesh, but there is a strong hand in it.

Golden emblem, jade, thorns in the flesh, things in the cup, things in the pond, things in the ditch, barren eyes, fish in the cauldron, fish in the cauldron, people in your heart

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