xiáng ㄒㄧㄤˊ Chinese character strokes: 12 Radicals: Yu Writing stroke order: 溺亰heng heng heng he 溺 heng 溺 heng Five strokes input: udng (86 edition) ung (98 edition) Modern Interpretation of Chinese characters: (1) [～真] detailed and precise. (2) Flying in a circle without flapping its wings: slip ~. Ao~. Explanation in classical Chinese: (1) (Phonetic sound. Congyu, sheep sound. Original meaning: Flying in a circle with straight wings without moving) (2) Same as the original meaning [circle in the air; soar] to fly, to fly back. ——"Shuowen" The kite is ugly and soaring even when it flies. ——"Erya Release Bird" The phoenix flies. ——"Huainanzi·Yuandao". Note: "It is called Xiang when flying big and immobile." Although I want to soar. ——"Huainanzi Chuzhen". Note: "It is called Xiang when it is stabbed straight and does not move." The color is lifted, it is Xiang and then it is gathered. ——"The Analects of Confucius Xiangdang" Jianling is sent to the cage to watch the birds flying. ——Han Yu's "Tiao Zhang Ji" (3) Another example: soar (fly in circles in the air); Xianghui (fly in circles). It also refers to spreading the arms when walking, like a bird spreading its wings but not flying in the room, and sitting without crossing the arms. ――"Book of Rites·Quli" (4) Another example: Xiangqi (a kind of etiquette in ancient times. The upper body is slightly tilted forward, and the arms are extended to walk slowly) (5) Walk leisurely [walk leisurely] Chaimen No matter how depressed, the fox and rabbit are soaring in my sky. ——Cao Zhi's "Liang Fu Xing" (6) Another example: Xiangbu (slow step. A metaphor for something that can be done slowly); Xiangxiang (a comfortable look) (7) rest after flying [rest after flying] cannot fly If you gather in vain, you will choose the forest to fly. ——"Ode to a Parrot" collected by Sha Ou Xiang. ——Song Dynasty Fan Zhongyan's "Yueyang Tower" (8) Review [look back] If you are weak later, you will soar. ——"Kao Gong Ji·Ya Ren". Note: "Looking back." Listen and listen carefully, as if you are waiting for something. ―Li Chaowei, Tang Dynasty, "Liu Yi Biography" (9) [Price] rise [go up]. Such as: Xiangqi (soaring; rising); Xiangyong (heaving and sinking); Xiangyun (prices soar or skyrocket) Xiangxiáng 〈form〉 (1) Through "detailed". Detailed [detailed] After the Xuan Yuan Dynasty, the Chanyu claimed that the vassal ministers in the Western Regions obeyed, and the land, mountains, rivers, princes, and households in the country were detailed and detailed. ——"Hanshu: Biography of the Western Regions" also deals with modern literature, and is comprehensive and informative. ——"The Distribution of Geography of Modern Academic Style" (2) Another example: Xiangji (exhaustively recorded and collected) (3) Tong "xiang". Auspicious [lucky] If the house is prosperous, the sky will be high. - "Yi Feng" The wind rises and the dew falls. ――"Lunheng·Shiying" (4) Another example: Xiangqia (harmony between upper and lower); Xiangfeng (xiangfeng) xiángshí [detailed; be full and accurate] detailed and true, all written in detail. ――"Southern History·Wang Sengru's Biography" xiáng ㄒㄧㄤˊ Flying in a circle without flapping its wings: slip ~. Ao~. 〔~actual〕Detailed and precise. Movie name: "Xiang" Director: Wang Xiaotang Screenwriter: Wang Xiaotang Starring: Jiang Zulin, Wang Xiaotang, Xie Dehui, Guo Ping, Wang Zhentai Released: 1982 Region: Mainland China Color: Color Type: Drama "Xiang" (1982) Synopsis: A botanist living abroad Cai Pianpian, chief horticulture engineer, is preparing to return to China with her daughter Beina to research new peony varieties. Before returning to China, his father Cai Chuanlin told Pianpian to fight for the overseas Chinese and win glory for the motherland. He also asked his daughter to find Lu Yongxiang, an old friend who had sponsored him to go abroad in the early years. He told her: "The kindness you receive from others should be repaid by the spring." Pianpian and Beina returned to Chongqing and conducted field inspections with Professor Lin, business secretary Yang Mingdi, technician Xiao Fang and others from the Institute of Botany, and finally found wild yellow peonies. After many twists and turns, Pianpian, with the help of Ming Di, found Uncle Lu, a general in an important position. The general hoped that Pianpian would work hard to study peonies and climb to the peak of science, and gave Pianpian a painting of colorful, ink and yellow peonies he painted. Because the newspaper published a piece of news about Cai Chuanlin and Pian Pian, which caused people to discuss it, Pian Pian's thoughts fluctuated a bit.
The general used the story of Burnt Bone Peony as a metaphor to encourage Pianpian to withstand the test and make her gradually stronger. In the early days of the "Cultural Revolution", generals were persecuted and imprisoned. When Pianpian visited the general, he asked her to make burnt bone peony. On the way back, Xiao Fang told her that Bina had been quarantined and the manuscript of "Chinese Peonies" had been burned. Because Mingdi wrote a letter to the Central Committee, the letter fell into the hands of the Central Cultural Revolution. He was designated as an active counterrevolutionary and is currently being transferred to custody. Xiaofang and Pianpian met Mingdi at the noodle drying place. Pianpian gave Mingdi a note that said "Peony sacrifices its life but not its flowers"; Mingdi gave Pianpian the photos he had saved and Pianpian's favorite rag doll. Pianpian left Mingdi and became homeless. At this time, the worker Lao He was not afraid of taking risks and took Pianpian in. He also managed to take the confiscated yellow peony home and cultivate it. One day, Pianpian was arrested and imprisoned. She kept the general's teachings in mind and continued to write "The Peony of China" in prison. Beina couldn't bear the turmoil and decided to return abroad. Before leaving, she went to prison to say goodbye to Pianpian. Pianpian handed the manuscript of "Peony in China" written on a note to Beina and asked her to pass it on to Xiaofang, saying that this book could only be published in China. When Pianpian was released and returned to Lao He's house, she saw that the yellow peonies were in bud. Lao He and his wife made detailed records of the growth of the peonies, and she was very moved. It was said that Ming Di had died in prison. In order to find out the truth, Pian Pian ran around and finally found Uncle Zhong who had taken care of Ming Di in Mudan Creek. Uncle Zhong, who was ordered to resign because of his sympathy for Mingdi, introduced her to Mingdi's unyielding condition in prison, told Pian Pian that Mingdi was dead, and said that he talked about a "baby" every day... After ten years of catastrophe, People asked Pianpian during the celebration: Why can they find yellow peonies? Pianpian remembered the general's teaching: "As long as a person does not collapse on his own, he cannot collapse." She came to Mudanxi and missed the general and Mingdi infinitely. Suddenly she heard the familiar sound of the flute - "Good Night", and found out after searching for the sound. Mingdi, at this time, Uncle Zhong who was following her smiled, it turned out that he had protected Mingdi. Pianpian and Mingdi started a new life. Gao Xiangyuan refers to living in seclusion. Kong Rong of the Han Dynasty "A Discussing Shengxiao with Cao Cao": "The messenger Guo Wei was hanging upside down and the king was puzzled, and he was about to drown... Luan Xiangfeng Ji is a metaphor for the gathering of outstanding talents. Fu Xian of the Jin Dynasty "Shen Huai Fu": "Mu Mu Qingjin helped all the heroes. Luan Xiang Feng gathers, Yu Yi goes up... Luan Xiang Feng Zhu Xiang: hovering and flying; Zhu: fly high. Metaphorical calligraphy pen... Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty's "Song of Stone Drums": "The luan is soaring, the phoenix is ??flying under the immortals, and the coral and green trees are intertwined." Soaring contentedly refers to the appearance of freedom. Heng Xiang Jie Chu means extraordinary excellence. Su Shi of the Song Dynasty "Shang Liu Shi Studying": "Holding a five-inch piece of paper, writing a square-foot slip, and listing it on the big... Hong Xiang Luan rises like a wild goose flying high, like a phoenix Luan rising. It is a metaphor for working hard... dragon flying and phoenix flying. Wuyu means dragons flying and phoenixes dancing. It originally described the winding and majestic mountains. Dragon flying and phoenix leaping originally described the winding and majestic mountains. Later, it also described calligraphy. Dragon flying and phoenix flying. 1. It is a metaphor for waterfalls. 2. It is a metaphor for high spirits. Dragon flying and tiger leaping are metaphors for working hard