Attribution: gu Ο y ú ① belongs to (mostly used in abstract things) glory ~ motherland. ② trend; After discussion, everyone's opinions have been ~ consistent. Luan Piao Feng Bo: luán piāo fèng bó Piao, Piao Piao Piao with the current. The original description of calligraphy is chic and elegant, and later it is compared with the separation of husband and wife or the frustration of literati. Covering water: fü shu ǐ 1. The poured water. Metaphor is a foregone conclusion. Water under the bridge: Fù shu ǐ ná n Sh! u overturned. It is difficult to recover the water that has fallen to the ground. Metaphor is that things are a foregone conclusion and cannot be redeemed. Anyway: yán guī1. Return. Words and auxiliary words. "Poem Nan Zhou Ge Tan": "Tell the teacher what you say, and return what you say." Say it's for me. Mao Chuan: "Say, me too." 2. The poem Nan Zhou Ge Tan has a sentence of "tell what you want", because "get what you want" refers to the poem Ge Tan. Make up: yá n guī yú h ? o the first auxiliary word of a sentence is meaningless. To make up with each other again. Falling in love: zhuì huān1. The Book of the Later Han Dynasty. On the Empress Ji. On the Empress Ji of Guangwu Guo: "If you love to rise, the world will not be able to hold it high; "He was happy with the team, so Jiufu had no escape. Team, with "falling". This is called losing love. Later, due to the separation of husband and wife, they were reunited as "falling in love again" or as "falling in love". Water disaster: shuǐ nán/nàn/nuó1. Water disaster. Reunion: zhòng/chóng yuán1. One trap and one circle. 2. Point to the sky. 3. Reunion. Broken mirror: p T j ì ng1. The Book of Taiping Yu Lan (Volume 717) quoted Dong Fangshuo's Miraculous Classic: "Once upon a time, there were couples who broke the mirror, but people took it with a grain of salt." Later, it was used to describe the separation of husband and wife. 2. Yu Canyue. 3. Also known as "broken". The legendary name of the evil beast. 4. The legendary bad bird name. "Shurangama Sutra" Volume 7: "And the broken-mirror bird takes the poisonous tree fruit as its son; "When the child is successful, both parents will be fed by him." Later, it is used to describe a vicious person. Second time around: p ò j ê ng Chó ng Yu á n is a metaphor for the reunion of husband and wife after separation or divorce.