The poems about chasing climbs include: "Elegy: Chasing climbs while playing chess and drinking wine" and "Ramble: Not afraid of hard work when chasing climbs."
The poems about chasing climbs include: "Ramble: Not afraid of hard work when chasing climbs" and "Elegy poems: Chasing climbs with chess and wine in those days". The structure is: chasing (semi-encircled structure) climbing (upper and lower structure). The pinyin is: ㄓㄨㄟㄆㄢ. The pinyin is: zhuīpān.
What is the specific explanation of chasing? We will introduce it to you through the following aspects:
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Follow the lead. To describe farewell. Follow the lead. Express condolences. Follow the climb. It means to catch up or surpass. Follow, follow. Force to climb and fold.
2. Citation and explanation
1. Follow and lead. To describe farewell. Quote from one of Han Wang Can's "Seven Sorrow Poems": "My relatives are sad for me, and my friends chase each other." The third poem of Tang Du Fu's "Qian Xing": "In the past, when I was in Luoyang, relatives and friends chased each other." Ming He Jingming's "Farewell" Wang Mengbi's poem "Gaoyou": "Yan still sheds tears, and the road is pursued." ⒉Follow and pull. Express condolences. Quoting the third part of Tang Hanyu's "Elegy for the Empress Dowager Daxing": "Chasing all the nations, I will be accompanied by hundreds of gods." Tang Mengjiao's poem "Diao Lu Yin": "You have returned to the new ghost town, and I have an ancient beauty. I am ashamed to see you. When he entered the ground, no one asked him to climb. "⒊Follow and climb. Quoting from "Those Who Go to the Tomb" by He Chengtian of the Southern Dynasty Song Dynasty: "Those who go to the tomb chase after each other, and their clothes are slender and lively; they carry their children up to the Chongluan Mountains, looking south at the city." Su Shi of the Song Dynasty "Ciyun Ma Yuanbin": " Sai Hong is about to go to the sky, how can he expect to catch up with him? "Chen Yi's poem "Crossing Xujiao": "Xujiao Mountain is five thousand three meters above sea level, and it is difficult to catch up with a car." ⒋ refers to catching up and overtaking. Quoting Jin Wang Ruoxu's "Wen Bian San": "Chu Ci is one of the articles. It is difficult for future generations to catch up, but it can be approximated." ⒌Follow, follow. Quoting the poem "A Gift to Zhang Gongcao on the 15th of August" by Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty: "At the same time, many generations are on the road, and the road to heaven is secluded and dangerous, and it is difficult to pursue it." Su Shi of the Song Dynasty "Using the Preface Rhyme to Reply to the Meeting of the Dukes of Xiye": "Isn't it just Jian? I am tired of chasing after the climb. "Mingtian Rucheng's "Remaining Records of West Lake Tour·Art and Literature Appreciation 1": "There is a feeling of regret, but no thought of chasing the strong waves." ⒍Urge to climb. Quote from the poem "April Fruit" by Wang Anshi of the Song Dynasty: "One spring is strong and half full of flowers, and the garden trees are red in a few days. I always regret being late when climbing up, and they are all washed away and suddenly become empty."
Three , Internet explanation
Zhuipan Zhuipan is a Chinese vocabulary that comes from one of the "Seven Sorrow Poems" and describes farewell.
Poems about chasing and climbing
There is no one who can chase and climb, but there is no one who can chase and climb.
Idioms about chasing and climbing
Dragon bearded, weeping, climbing shafts, lying on ruts, dragon climbing, phoenix attached to climbing vines, climbing vines, holding hands, phoenix climbing, dragon climbing high, catching up with you, climbing in the morning, climbing in the evening, folding, climbing in scales, attached to wings, climbing in the present, falling in ancient times, clinging to old fate
Words about pursuit of climbing
Climbing the clouds, chasing the moon, clinging to relatives, climbing vines, climbing vines, climbing high, climbing high, climbing shafts, lying on ruts, climbing phoenixes, climbing dragons, folding willows, climbing flowers, climbing in the morning, climbing at dusk, folding dragons, climbing phoenixes
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