Ye Lanfei far away ". The upper part of the book is attached to the lower part of the book, "He Daozhou's book is wonderful, but the rest of the book is just an ordinary person who eats clothes (rice)"; The second copy is "Lanzhou good friends learn Taoism and state books, which are very similar." If you want more books, there will be no domestic chickens. "Modesty."
Let's start with the last word of "prodigal son Yuchang". The impression we saw in the past was "the prodigal son Yuchang". But the left radical here is blurred and becomes a black knot, which can also be understood as the word "Mo" next to Tian Zi or the word "Mo" next to Japanese. Which word is it? I was not sure at first, and I didn't dare to admit it. After investigation:
"What", the sound ch? Ng. Its basic meaning: 1. Desolate. 2. Weeding: "Sacrifice at the beginning of the year and use it later."
How about Kangxi Dictionary, Infernal Affairs and Tian Zi Supplement: Tang Yun and Ji Yun? Ugly and sad. Shuo Wen Jie Zi is interpreted as unborn. From the battlefield.
Boya is very long. Shuowen Jiezi is a method for reference. This custom should not be tactful, which is wrong.
Another meaning is the use of words in place names. The general in Historical Records of Qin Shihuang attacked Wei's family with tricks. "Suo Yin Yue" is smooth, which is the name of Weicheng.
And "Jiyun" is straight and bright, and the sound is awkward. Domain is not born. Or do it? . The sound is very long. Yitong
旸 (旸) sound y? Ng. It basically means: sound and form. Yun (y? Ng) sound. Original meaning: sunrise.
"Shuo Wen Jie Zi": "Good, sunrise is also."
Shuyao Temple: Moon Rock Valley (formerly known as the place of sunrise). Chuan: "Ye Ming."
Terrain of Huainanzi: "Yangu Bosang is in the east."
Another example: Xu Wu (The Sun)
It also means sunny; A sunny day. Such as: fair (sunny and hot); Dry (sunny and hot); Drought (excessive drought).
Cai Xiang's "From Yuliangyi Station to Quzhou with Heavy Snow": "Thin blowing eliminates the spring freeze and breaks the sunny day".
Obviously, according to the different meanings of "Bi" and "Yun", it should be "elegant" rather than "elegant".
In addition, let's talk about two ancient and modern words in the title.
First, the common word for eating rice is Xiang, and the common word for eating rice is Pian Yu in Kangxi Dictionary, Poetry Collection and Shizibu.
The first is to put the insatiable word "Yi". Kangxi Dictionary, Four Seasons Man and Dog: Speaking: Feeling Full. Take care of yourself. Jade: Zuya. Guang Yun is also called Hua. Guang Yun, Ji Yun and Zheng Yun? The jade is cut and the sound is lost. Yitong Guang Yun is also called Hua. "Jiyun" is also annoying. There are also "jade pieces" cut in the armor, taking sound. "Jiyun" is interesting and awkward. Yitong The book Ji Yun is very boring. Or press.