The pronunciation of Qiji is [ qí jì ].
Detailed explanation
1. Horse.
"Chu Ci·Li Sao": "Ride on the Qiji to gallop, come to me, Daofu." "The horse is riding on the horse." Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty wrote a poem "Given to Ouyang Zhan by Yi Ji." Qi Ji, Zaofu Yu Huan."
2. Yu Xiancai.
"Book of Jin·Feng Sufu's Records": "I seek Qiji from afar, but I don't know how close I am to the east. How can I know my son too late!" "Shishuo Xinyu·Ya Liang" "Gu Zhi "Dawn Turns Back" Liang Liuxiao of the Southern Dynasties noted: "Gu He's courtesy name is Junxiao, and his clanmate Gu Rong said: 'This is my family's Qiji, and it will definitely bring about our clan'"
Extended information
Antonyms
驽马[nú mǎ]?
A horse that cannot run fast.
Citations and explanations
Ten horses and horses, the merit is not given up. ——"Xunzi Encouraging Learning"
"Historical Records·Biography of the Marquis of Huaiyin": "The stumbling of Qi Ji is not as good as the leisurely walking of a horse."
Luo Guanzhong's " "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms": "It's like a rhinoceros and a unicorn, and a jackdaw with a luan and phoenix ears."
Yingxing of the Ming and Song Dynasties' "Tiangong Kaiwu·Brown Felt": "If it is the thickest and is used as a blanket, then the rhinoceros and other materials It is made of miscellaneous materials, not exclusively made from sheep."
Zeng Guofan of the Qing Dynasty wrote in "Portrait of a Sage": "It is like a royal horse climbing a steep slope, crossing dangerous obstacles without losing its speed." [ 1]