What does xiang mean in ancient Chinese?
xiàng
xiàng
Name
(pictogram. Congnu (mián), from the mouth. "宀" means a house, which looks like a house wall in oracle bone inscriptions. Original meaning: window facing north)
Same as the original meaning 〖thewindowfacingnorth〗
Xiang, the north is also the exit. ——"Shuowen". The ancient palace was built in the north, and there were no doors or windows, but some people might have had them, and they were named Xiang.
The sky suffocates the smoked rats and marches towards Yihu. ——"Poetry·Binfeng·July"
Generally refers to the window〖window〗
Close the door and block it with mud, so as not to allow wind to enter and leak air. ——"Essential Techniques for Elevating the People"
Scrape the couplets to reach the countryside (direction). ——"Book of Rites·Mingtang Position". Note: "It means that the window is sandwiched between the windows."
Qi'an Township (Xiang) remains as before. ——"Etiquette·Shiyu Liji"
Direction; direction〖direction〗
To clarify the direction of interests. ——"Guoyu·Zhouyu Part 1"
Galloping eastward. ——Ming Dynasty Wei Xi's "Wen Shuzi Wenchao·Da Tiezhu Biography"
Another example: wind direction; reverse direction; going direction; mountain direction; forward (still in the future)
In the past, past〖past;before〗
I have not forgiven you in the past, but I forgive you now. ——"Zhuangzi·Landscape"
Xiang Wei died without accepting it. ——"Mencius Gaozi 1"
It can be guided by showing it to him first. (In the past, when they set up marks, they could cross the water according to the marks. Guide, guide, and cross the water.) - "Lu Shi Chun Qiu·Cha Jin"
Find the direction and ambition. ——Tao Yuanming of Jin Dynasty, "Peach Blossom Spring"
Then he helped the road.
I will not serve you. (If I had not done this job in the past) - "Snake Catcher's Theory" by Liu Zongyuan of the Tang Dynasty
Ask everyone for their opinions. ——Sima Guang, Song Dynasty, "Zizhi Tongjian"
Xiang Zhiyan. ——Su Shi of the Song Dynasty, "The Story of Shizhong Mountain"
Another example: Xiangdao (original thought); Xiangnian (previous years)
Always, always〖always; allalong〗
I express my kindness to Meng Guo and I will repay it with my thoughts. ——"The Romance of the Three Kingdoms"
Another example: Xiang Liao (always believed); Xiang Meng (always grateful)
Just now〖justnow〗
Xiang Jian Nian *** People left by the waterside path. ——"Jin History"
There has always been a bakery selling cakes along the road. ——"Historical Records·Hua Tuo Biography"
Different from Xiangri. ——"The Romance of the West Chamber"
Another example: Xiang Nian (previous years); For example: Xiang Ping (a scholar of the Eastern Han Dynasty who lived in seclusion and was not an official. After his children got married, they wandered around without knowing where they ended up. Later, "Xiang Ping" was used as the code for those whose children had completed their marriages)
Xiang
< p> xiàngmove
face, face. Opposite of "back" 〖face〗
See the sword facing oneself. ——Notes from "Zuo Zhuan·Ding Gong's Ten Years"
Sharpening the knife is as hard as pigs and sheep. ——"Mulan Poetry"
Eyeing each other. ——"Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio·Three Stories of Wolf"
The couple are facing each other, and the hut is smoke-free. ——"Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio·Promoting Weaving"
Another example: Xiangdeng Xianghuo (metaphor has a different meaning); Xiangnuan (basking in the sun); Xiangyan Beggar (a beggar who stays close to the fire to keep warm. It is a metaphor for following Yanyan and following the trend) disciple)
Tend to, get close to 〖revere〗
Why do you want to go to the Han Dynasty? - "Historical Records·Ban Chao Biography"
Towards Shi Xia.
——"Book·Toast"
Another example: Xianghua (submission and enlightenment); Xiangfu (admiration and admiration)
Love; preference; favoritism〖bepartiqlto; sidewith〗
It doesn’t matter, you, you, come to me!——"Selected Songs of the Yuan Dynasty·Wuhan Chen·Lao Sheng Er Drama Three"
Another example: Xiang Shun (bias; partiality)
Go, go 〖go〗
Grinding the giant ax leisurely by the stream. ——"The Complete Story of Water Margin"
Another example: Xiang Yu (previously staying for the night)
Xiang
xiàng
Introduction
Toward〖to;toward〗. Such as: toward the sun (tomorrow; the next day); forward (the future); toward the open (outside; above); towards (toward, facing)
From; in〖from〗
From behind the imperial screen, a minister emerged. ——"Water Margin"
xiàng
xiàng
Lian
Assumption; if〖if〗. Such as: Xiang Ling (if); Xiang Ruo (if); Xiang Fei (if not)
Xiang
xiàng
Help
Used in words such as "Zheng", "Hou", "Zhengnai", and "How" to strengthen the tone
How to produce Xiang, there are few good things in the world. ——"Faqu No. 2"
Xiang
Xiang
xiàng
Move
〖In the countryside After specifically referring to the administrative area, the word "xiang" was created to mean facing, facing〖faceto〗
A gentleman enters the banquet in the dark. ——"Yi·Sui"
Prevent the six gods from obeying. ——"Chu Ci Xi Chan". Note: "That's right."
Please give me a seat. ——"Book of Rites·Quli". Note: "face."
Peigong sat facing north, and Zhang Liang waited on him facing west. ——"Historical Records·The Chronicles of Xiang Yu"
Towards; to tend to 〖gostraighttowards; headfor〗
Toward the direction. ——"Xunzi Zhongni"
The army marched towards Wanluo. ——"Three Kingdoms·Zhuge Liang Biography"
Go straight down from Xiangyang to Luoyang. ——Du Fu of the Tang Dynasty "I heard that the government troops were taking over Henan and Hebei"
The cows were led northward. ——"The Charcoal Seller" by Bai Juyi of the Tang Dynasty
Already headed to Jingzhou. ——"Zi Zhi Tong Jian"
Another example: Xiang Qingxu (running towards the sky. Metaphor for happiness)
Close; approaching〖becloseto〗
Spring turns to dusk on Dongpo, how are the trees doing now? - "Two Poems on Planting Flowers on Dongpo"
Another example: Xiangzhong (meaning near noon. A metaphor for the heyday); Xiangzao (early morning)
xiàng
xiàng
noun, vice
old times, past〖before;formerly;inthepast〗
Xiang, soon. From day to day, the sound of hometown. ——"Shuowen"
Xiang Yu's March. ——"Spring and Autumn Biography"
Xiang refers to the past. ——"Guiyuan Zhucong"
Xiangzhe, my son humiliates someone to see you. ——"Etiquette·Meeting Ceremony between Scholars"
Another example: Xiangri; where is Xiangzhi's pride?
〖Deputy〗: Ming, indicating〖clearly; indicate〗
p>The evidence is directed toward the present, so it is far away but not boring.
——"Zhuangzi·Autumn Waters"
To the back
xiàngbèi
〖supportoroppose〗Agree and oppose; agree and oppose
This matter The success or failure depends on the support of the people
Guide
xiàngdǎo
〖guide〗Leader
Xianghuo
xiànghuǒ
〖warmoneselfbyafire〗[Dialect]: to keep warm; to keep warm
The snow was getting heavier that day, and Mrs. Zhou turned to the fire in her room. ——"Warning Words"
Always
xiànglái
〖always;allalong〗: always like this
〖earlier;before〗 ∶Previously
The usual haze. ——Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty, "Sleepwalking Tianmu's Song of Farewell"
It has always been just to win over the ears. ——Liang Qichao of the Qing Dynasty, "The Biography of Tan Si Tong"
Xiang Lì
xiànglì
〖custom〗Previous rules; conventions
Feiyun He has a typical temper and forgets everything as soon as he sees a woman. ——"Peng Gongan"
xiàngmù
〖adore〗 yearning to admire; admiration
xiàngmù
xiàngmù
〖almostevening〗evening
Directional disk
xiàngpán
〖pass〗is the compass. Because it is used to determine the direction, it is named
forward
xiàngqián
〖earlier;before〗previously, previously
does not look like direction Front sound. ——Tang·Bai Juyi's "Pipa Xing (Preface)"
Xiangri
xiàngrì
〖informerdays〗 Past days; the past
The girl Xiangri was talking about was not a little girl, but her niece. ——"Yu Jiao Li"
〖tosun〗: towards the sun; facing the sun
Sunflower
xiàngrìkuí
〖sunflower 〗A plant of the genus Helianthus. Annual, with tall stems and disc-shaped flower heads, often facing the sun. The seeds are called sunflower seeds
Xiangrong
xiàngróng
〖flower;thrive;prosperous;growluxuriantly〗Growing and flourishing
The wood is happy and prosperous . ——Jin Dynasty Tao Yuanming's "Return and Come Back"
Do good things
xiàngshàn
〖dogoodturns〗refers to helping others and doing things that are beneficial to others
Be dedicated to good deeds
Up
xiàngshàng
〖up;upward〗
Towards higher or highest position
Stretch out her right hand, palm upward
Climb upward
Xiangshi
xiàngshí
〖earlier; previously〗previously
A person who is not up to date. ——Han Jia Yi's "On Passing the Qin"
When are the peaks in the clouds? ——"Xu Xiake's Travels·Travel to Huangshan"
xiàngshǐ
〖suppose; supposing; if; incase; intheeventthat〗 conjunction, if
The messenger has no king. ——Huang Zongxi of the Qing Dynasty, "Yuanjun"
Xiangshi Three Kingdoms.
——Song Dynasty Su Xun's "Theory of Six Kingdoms"
Xiang Wan
xiàngwǎn
〖atdusk〗When evening is approaching
Xiang Wan The night wind is very cool
Yearning
xiàngwǎng
〖lookforwardto〗 yearning; ideal; pursuit
yearning for a happy new life
p>A mere yearning. ——Song Dynasty Wang Anshi's "Reply to Sima's Remonstrance"
Xiangwu
xiàngwǔ
〖Almostnoon〗 It's almost noon
Arrive at Xiangwu At noon, we just came back to have dinner together. ——Wu Jianren of the Qing Dynasty, "The Strange Current Situation Witnessed in Twenty Years"
Down
xiàngxià
〖down; downward〗: moving towards or extending from a height To the lower place
〖fromnowon;lateron〗: backward; downward. Indicates that the action will continue
Centripetal
xiàngxīn
〖centripetal〗still returns to the heart. It means inner surrender
Centripetal force
xiàngxīnlì
〖centripetalforce〗The force that restrains material particles on a curved path. This force is directed toward the center of curvature of the inward path. Acting to produce centripetal acceleration (for example, using the force of the outer rail on the outer wheel flange to prevent the railway train from leaving the curved track)
xiàngyáng
〖sunny;exposedtothesun〗Facing the sun; toward the sun; a metaphor for receiving favor
Xiangyu
xiàngyú
〖standinacorner——bedisappointedforlackofopportunity〗Facing Corner, a metaphor for isolation, loneliness or disappointment in not getting an opportunity
Crying in the corner
xiàngyú'érqì
〖grieveoutinthecold;weepallaloneinacorner〗Crying into the corner of the room . Describes feeling lonely, desperate, and very sad
If there is a room full of drinkers, and one person is crying alone in the corner, then everyone in the room will be unhappy. ——Han Liu Xiang's "Shuoyuan Guide"
Xiangzhe
xiàngzhě
〖before;formerly;inthepast〗Adverb. In the past, in the past
Xiangzhe Chenfa was spiritually weak. ——Li Chaowei, Tang Dynasty, "Liu Yi Biography"
Seeing the fragrance of taro in the old man's eyes. ——Zhou Rong of the Qing Dynasty, "The Biography of Old Man Taro" What does "pump" mean in ancient Chinese?
"Puish" also means "express" in the ancient Chinese dictionary. It is commonly used in spoken language and dialects. It was originally a religious term that refers to the symptoms that will occur if bitten by yin energy. Symptoms will appear, characterized by tooth marks on both sides of the tongue, unusual crawling sensation in the muscles, pain, and night sweats. What does fall mean in ancient Chinese?
〈action〉
1. (Phonetic. From the soil, team sound. Fall to the ground, so from the soil. Original meaning: fall, fall)
2. Same as the original meaning [fall; drop]
Team, fall from a high position. ——"Shuowen". The common word is "fall".
Fall, fall. ——"Erya"
Fall, fall. ——"Guang Ya"
Falling after death. ——"Gongyang Zhuan·Wen Gong Three Years"
Drinking in the morning and drinking from the fallen wood. ——"Songs of Chu·Li Sao"
When the arrows fall, the people rush to be the first. ——"Chu Ci·Nine Songs·National Sorrow"
Falled into the water from the boat. ——"Lu Shi Chun Qiu·Cha Jin"
3. Also
The sword fell from where it fell.
Resist falling disease. (Falling, the voice is low.
)——"Collected Works of Zhuang Huitang" by Hou Fangyu of the Qing Dynasty
There are people in Qi State who are worried about the collapse of heaven and earth. ——"Liezi Tianrui"
It is difficult to come back after falling into the abyss. ——"Hanshu Meisheng Biography"
4. Another example: falling eyelashes (falling into tears); falling down from the building (falling from upstairs to the ground); falling into tears (falling eyelashes; falling into tears); Falling red (falling flowers)
5. Loss; ruin [lose]
Today is the fate of Yin falling. ——"Book·Jiu Gao"
Since the ancestors of the kings have not fallen into their own country, it is the fault of the king to perish as a king. ——"Guoyu"
6. Another example: fall to death (loss); fall to loss (lost); fall to words (gaffe); fall to shoes (a classic about not abandoning old things easily or old things being lost and recovered)< /p>
7. Destruction [ruin]
In the past, Master Min, King Min, was deficient in his ways, which hurt his gentleness. ——"Wen Xin Diao Long·Historical Biography"
8. Another example: drop code (obsolete rules and regulations); drop annihilation (annihilation and loss); drop thread (drop legacy. It is about to be extinguished) Huangtong)
9. Hang; droop [weigh down] due to heavy weight. Such as: falling bank (steep bank, dangerous bank); falling foot (placed at the end; hanging below)
Decorative things hanging below [a hanging object]. Such as: falling leaves (earrings); fan pendants; earrings; incense pendants
Falling (zhuì,)zhuì
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The meaning of the word "Jiang"
〈motion〉
1. (Understanding. The shape of the small seal characters is Congyou (hand), Congshu (lì). The character is an image of holding two crops in one hand. Original meaning: holding two crops in one hand. Extended to mean doing several things at the same time or possessing several things)
2. Having or involving several affairs or aspects at the same time [hold o or more...concurrently]
Merge, merge. ——"Shuowen"
Adhere to both and make progress. ——"Ritual and Betrothal Gift". Note: "It's still two things."
It is also a scarf. ——"Etiquette·Shihunli". Note: "The six-bean towel is also a towel."
It also includes all kinds of silk towels. ——"Etiquette·Country Shooting Ceremony". Note: "Aiming at the same goal."
You can't have both. ——"Mencius Gaozi 1"
Prime Minister and Privy Envoy. ——Wen Tianxiang of the Song Dynasty, "Afterword of "Guide Record""
Also known as the growth of hundreds of flowers. ——Li Yu, Ming Dynasty, "Planting Department"
Concurrently built sculptures. ——Cai Yuanpei's "Pictures"
3. Another example: Jianzu (one son doubles as the heir of two families).
(inherited from the previous generation); concurrently funded (combined with Tong; concurrently); concurrently appointed (officials are also responsible for other duties in addition to their own duties); concurrently flavored (referring to two or more dishes)
4. Merger , synthesize the whole from parts [merge;bine;amalgamate]
About Cong Liheng, and all the people of Han, Wei, Yan, Chu, Qi, Zhao, Song, Wei, and Zhongshan. ——Jia Yi's "On the Passage of Qin"
5. Annex (territory) by force; swallow up]
It is not difficult to conquer the world. ——"Han Feizi·Destroyed"
The boy has grown up, and he is in charge of my family, so he wants to have me as well. ——"Zuo Zhuan·Eight Years of Duke Zhao"
6. Another example: annex (still annex); annex livestock (still annex, annex); annex the weak and attack the ignorant (annex the weak and attack the weak)< /p>
7. Double, double [double]
The king gave a gift and a hundred gold. ——"Mencius". Note: "The price is twice as high as usual."
If the benefits are not combined, the reward will not be doubled. ——"Mawangdui Han Tomb Silk Books"
Read twice as much as write, and have both skill and talent. ——"Han Pang's Epitaph" by Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty
Also written by Xun Yu. ——Qing Dynasty·Fang Bao's "Prison Miscellaneous Notes"
8. Another example: Jianzhi (several, several); Jianri (consecutive days, more than one day); Jianxun (twenty days) ; Jantong (proficient in two or more subjects of knowledge or skills)
9. Repeat; accumulate [repeat;aumulate]
[Family members] have a lot of money and purple, and become vassals one after another auxiliary. ——"Book of the Later Han·The Biography of the Official Lu Qiang"
10. Exhaust; exhaust [exhaust]
It is reasonable for a sage to indulge his desires and emotions and control them. ——"Xunzi"
The husband's sun shines on the world, and one thing cannot be used for it. When the ruler and ruler take care of a country, no one person can block it. ——"Han Feizi"
11. To surpass; to surpass [be superior to]. For example: Jianren (better than others. Indicates that one person can do the same thing as two people)
12. Tong, together with [be the same as; together with; along with]
Cold and heat It doesn't come at the right time. ——"Han Feizi·Xian Xue"
〈Shape〉
1. All; the whole [whole]
With all the people in the world, no one dares not to do what they want. What is good is to avoid the evil. ——"Shang Jun Shu"
2. Another example: Jiansi (widely gathered)
1. Indicates a parallel relationship. and, with [and]. Such as: Jianluo (parallel); Jianyan (said together)
2. Expresses a progressive relationship. And, and [and;besides]. Such as: both; both and (and)
〈vice〉
1. Indicates another aspect, which can be translated as "return", "at the same time", "plus" Class [still;yet;even more]
Also has infantry. ——Sima Guang, Song Dynasty, "Zi Zhi Tong Jian"
2. Also
He also fought against his father and brother.
It also adheres to the medicine. ——Song Dynasty Shen Kuo's "Mengxi Bi Tan·Float"
Use both ***. ——Cai Yuanpei's "Pictures" What does Yan mean in ancient Chinese?
Name
The word "Yan" in calligraphy
1. Pictogram. Small seal character shape. Like a bird. Original meaning: Yanniao
2. The name of the bird.
On the first day of the morning, heading north to the bend of Kushan Mountain, you will see a green forest, in which there are smoke and ink clouds, peppers and ridges, and a group of people are flying around without lifting. ——Tang Dynasty Huang Tao's "Dreams of Guests in Tangcheng"
Huang Feng said it - "Qin Jing"
3. Tong "Yán" (yán).
His body is seven feet long, his face is three feet long, and his neck is three inches wide. He has a nose, eyes, and ears, and is famous all over the world. ——"Xunzi Feixiang". Gao Hengyun said: "Yan is a borrowed word for Gai Yan.
"
Dai
1. Demonstrative pronoun, equivalent to "of".
If you are ignorant of grass and trees, what is the use of knocking? ——Ming Dynasty Ma Zhongxi's "Zhongshan Wolf" "Biography"
2. Pronouns refer to people, places, previous texts, etc.
The rich cannot go there, but the poor can go to Yan. (Yan, pronoun, there, it leads to the sea. ) ——Peng Duanshu of the Qing Dynasty, "A Poetry to Learn from His Nephew"
If you pity Yan very much, he will die as a result of disaster (Yan, a pronoun, refers to the common people) - Liu Zongyuan's "The Biography of Planting Trees and Guo Lituo".
3. What.
How can we know why the princes and princes are related by flesh and blood, are rich and beautiful for no reason? ——"Mozi"
4. How.
How can we escape the hardships of others? - "Three Kingdoms"
5. It has the grammatical functions of the preposition "Yu" and the pronoun "this". In "so" and "here".
Er Ling Yan - "Zuo Zhuan: The Thirty-Three Years of Duke Xi"
The people were safe and thought they were righteous. ——Tang Dynasty Liu Zongyuan's "A Journey to Huangxi"
Ask Yan without choosing anything. ——Liu Kai's "Asking" of Qing Dynasty
Fu Yan. Ke "Qingyi Leichao·War"
Concurrent words, where, where.
6. Interrogative pronouns, where
Qi Yan. Earth and stone. - "The Foolish Old Man Moves the Mountain" in "Liezi Tang Wen"
Vice
1. How to follow the above and draw a conclusion, such as: how can; how can it be. ; How dare; How to know; How to use.
So, then, then. It means that two things or several things happened one after another.
The First Emperor visited Longxi and the North. , go out of Jitoushan, go back to the middle, and go to Weinan. ——"Historical Records"
Lian
Therefore, it means "continuation", which is often used with "Nai" in ancient Chinese.
The Queen Mother of the West sang the song to the king, and her words were mournful. She watched the sun come and go and traveled thousands of miles in one day.
Indicates the structure, used after the prefixed object, equivalent to "zhi", "is"
Today the king abandoned Li Lao, and the child Yan Bimou - "Guoyu" <. /p>
The suffix indicates state and is used after adjectives and adverbs, equivalent to "ran" and "appearance".
His heart is restful and his face is full - " Book·Oath of Qin"
Panpanyan, Huanyan. ——"A Fang Gong Fu"
No one can make mistakes; if he can correct his mistakes, there is no great virtue.
Language
1. Used in a sentence to express a pause, equivalent to "ah"
And he died with the holiness of the five emperors and the benevolence of the three kings. Death... - "Historical Records"
Used at the end of a sentence to express a statement or affirmation, equivalent to "矣" or "了".
In the Ji Dynasty of Qin Dynasty, "Poems" and "Books" were burned to trap the magicians, and the six arts were lacking from then on. ——"Historical Records"
Used at the end of a sentence to express a question, equivalent to "hu" or "has"
How can a person who complains about behavior be inferior? ——"Poetry·Tang Feng"
Used at the end of a sentence to express exclamation, equivalent to "he" or "ah".
If there is no desire in it, even if there is no stone coffin, why bother? ——"Historical Records"[2]
Surname
Yan is also one of the surnames. It does not exist among hundreds of surnames.
1. Equivalent to the preposition "yu" plus the pronoun "是": the heart is not there~. No comeback~.
2. Nai, Cai: You must know where the chaos arises and be able to cure it.
3. Question words in classical Chinese, how, where: where are the earth and rocks?
4. Classical Chinese auxiliary words: So why~. What does smell mean in ancient Chinese?
smell wén
1. Hear: smell and diagnose. Listen. Hear the news. Learn and remember. If you smell it, you will be happy. Smell the chicken and dance.
2. Things heard, messages: news. rumor. knowledge.
3. Famous, famous: famous. Wen Da.
4. Reputation: Lingwen (good reputation). scandal.
5. Smell with your nose: What does it smell like?
6. Surname.
The meaning of smell in ancient Chinese
①To hear; to hear. "Mulan Poems": "No~ the sound of the machine, the smell of the girl sighing."
② Heard; learned. "The Battle of Yao": "My dear prince, my son will march out of our city and dare to reward those who follow him."
③Report; submit. "Tongqu Biography": "I would like to serve as an official."
④Information; knowledge. "The Biography of Qu Yuan": "Have a strong will and a clear mind to control chaos."
⑤Famous; reputation. "The Analects of Confucius": "If you are forty or fifty and there is no~, this is not enough to be afraid."
⑥Famous; spread. "Chu Shi Biao": "Don't ask for ~ to reach the princes." "B" What does it mean in ancient Chinese?
〈Shape〉
(Pictogram. Oracle bone inscription shape. Original meaning: like the shape of a plant buckling and growing). Same as the original meaning. Plants and trees come out of unjust twists and turns. Pictogram .——"Shuowen" Yi, things are bent and restrained to come out.——"Bai Hu Tong" Si Yi Yi is like drawing.——Lu Ji's "Wen Fu". Note: "It's drawing." It's in ten. The mother is A and B. A means that all things are cut out and come out; B means that all things are born and rolled. - "Historical Records·Lüshu" Another example: Yi and Yi (difficult appearance) second, next one Etc. For example: Part B (the second part of the four-part classification of ancient books)
The second number of the heavenly stems, matched with the earthly branches, is used to record the year, month, and year. On the same day, A and B. - "Book of Rites·Yue Ling" A and B. - "Huainanzi Tianwen" notes that Emperor Yi returns to his sister. - "Yi Tai" Wei Zi Qi Emperor Yi's Yuanzi. - " "Zuo Zhuan·Nine Years of Ai Gong" A and B were classmates of a certain person. ——Zhou Rong of the Qing Dynasty, "The Biography of Old Man Taro" A got to do it first. Another example: A and B fish had their gill bones and wolves removed...fish B was removed. Zheng Xuan's note: " B, the name of the fish in the body that is harmful to people. Nowadays, the fish in the East China Sea has bones, named Yi. It is next to the eyes and looks like a seal letter. It cannot come out if it is eaten." - "Book of Rites·Nei Principles" The two ribs of a tiger are harmonious. There is a bone at the end of the tail, shaped like the word "Y". The power of a tiger is like a tiger holding a "Yi", but it is like a turtle hiding six. - "Ji Weixuan" by Su Shi of the Song Dynasty
Grind Press; suppress
The Western Prefect, Yimao Jin. - "Book of the Later Han Dynasty". Li Xian's note: "Yi means rolling. It is stated that the Western Prefect can suppress the Mao Gold."
"Tang Yun" Yu Biqie "Ji Yun" Yi Xiangqie "Yun Hui" "Zheng Yun" Yi Xiqie,