What are the poems of Chafu? What are the poems of Chafu?

Chafu's poems include: "Miscellaneous Poems·Riding on the Chabu Sea to Send Deep Sighs" and "Jintangchun·Wanli Chabu Bihan".

Chafu's poems include: "Jintangchun·Wanli Chabu Bihan" and "Poetry on Miscellaneous Affairs·Riding on the Chabu Sea to Send Deep Sighs". The pinyin is: cháfú. The phonetic pronunciation is: ㄔㄚ_ㄈㄨ_. The structure is: Cha (left and right structure) floating (left and right structure).

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

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

Take a raft trip.

2. Quotations and explanations

1. Rafting for rafting. Quoting Qing Niu's "Gu_Sequel·Peach Garden": "Building a separate business, Cha Fu Lize's home; choose a famous flower, and wrap the seeds of Longmen."

3. Internet explanation

Chafu Chafu, a Chinese word, pinyin cháfú, means rafting.

Poems about Chafu

Chafu should be in a trance. The Han people who are heavy in Chafu should be in a trance

Idioms about Chafu

Words about the floating flowers

Floating fame and small profits, floating flowers, bows, shadows, floating cups, floating up and down with the world. The house is floating, the house is floating, the family is lying, the duckweed is broken and the stems are broken

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