Shu Shu’s explanation
(1). The water flow looks slow. Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty wrote a poem in "It's a Pity to Give One to Zhang Ji": "The water of the Huaihe River is soothing, and the mountains of Chu are straight and dense." Su Shi of the Song Dynasty's "Poetry of the New Canal": "The water of the new canal is soothing and overflowing. In the wild, as for the thoroughfare." (2). Slow movement. Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty's "Fu Zhi Fu": "I walked out of the country gate and came east, and I felt comfortable for the rest of my journey." Wang Anshi of the Song Dynasty wrote a poem in "De Zi Gu Shu Yin Ji": "How comfortable my journey is, I am already full of hope." ( 3). Peaceful appearance. The poem "Jing'an Sojourn" by Mengjiao of the Tang Dynasty: "Working and living are all in a hurry, but who's heart is soothing." Ming Fang Xiaoru's "Si Xiaotang Ji": "People always care about their relatives, they are happy in the morning, and they are comfortable in the evening. Who knows Is this a joy?" (4). The appearance is fluttering in the wind. Song Su Xun's "Portrait of Zhang Yizhou": "The Duke comes from the east, and the flag is smooth." Song Lu You's "The General's Journey to Jingkou" poem: "The bow of the ship is bumpy and the sails and drums are back, and the tail of the flag is comfortable in the wind."
Word Breakdown
Explanation of Shu Shu ū unfold, stretch: stretch. Comfortable. diastole. Shujuan (僴). Comfortable. Comfortable. Calm, slow: soothing. surname. Volume Radical: Tongue; Explanation of Shu Shu ū unfold, stretch: stretch. Comfortable. diastole. Shujuan (僴). Comfortable. Comfortable. Calm, slow: soothing. surname. Volume Radical: Tongue.