Tu's explanation:
Tu, a Chinese secondary word, is pronounced as Tu (tù or tú). When it is pronounced as Tu (tù), it refers to [Cuscuta chinensis] millet, which has slender stems and is often entangled in leguminous plants, which is harmful to crops. Flowers bloom in early autumn and seeds are used as medicine. When it is pronounced Tu (tú), it refers to the nickname of [Yu Tu] tiger. [Mound] is an ancient place name in surabaya county, Shandong Province, China. In ancient times, it refers to the residence of retirees.
1, Tu [tú]: The ancient Chu people called the tiger "Yu Tu".
2. coating [tu]: coating silk. Plant name. This herb is called "dodder". Creeping, slender stems, twining around other plants. These flowers are red. Purple can be used as medicine. Such as: mound (that is, toast. Commonly known as dodder).
3. It's not too late to see a rabbit love a dog. -"Warring States Policy and Chu Ce"
4, Jue He Liwei, and gu tu in the abdomen? -"Songs of Chu, Pastoral Works"
Wang Chu Pei Jun ran after him. -"Huainan Ziyun Theory"
Tu's poems:
1. You are newly married, and the toast has a daughter. -from the Han dynasty, anonymous "Ran Ran solitary bamboo".
2, the female radish is fragrant and broken. -Excerpted from Tang Li Bai's "Ancient Meaning"
3. I don't know if there is a spring marsh, but there is no cloud forest in Xihe River. —— Excerpted from Tang Bai Juyi's On the Pool.
4, diaosi is sometimes born, couples will be suitable. -from the Han dynasty, anonymous "Ran Ran solitary bamboo".
5, silk from Changfeng, endless roots. -from the Han dynasty, anonymous "four ancient quatrains"
6, deciduous crows cover the temples, and they are golden. -The Beauty of the Tang and Huangling Tombs from Zigaiyang Sending the laity.
7. Tussah silk and duckweed will remain the same. -From the Southern and Northern Dynasties, Jiang Yan's "Ancient Separation"
8, solid poverty and courage, the wind blows the valley whistling in Yu Tu. —— From Huang Tingjian's Ten Poems of Autumn with Xing Jifu in the Northern Song Dynasty.
9. Old people are afraid of painting, just like Yu Tu. —— From Lu You's "Drunk and Faint Writing Four quatrains" in the Southern Song Dynasty, the established fear viewer does not know the true heart of the savage.
10, without a skillful hand painting Yu Tu, the human body sculpture is really a mandarin fish. -Excerpted from Song Xin's Qi Ji's Return to Chao Huan.