Han Ke's poem is: Shake Han Ke rustling and caress Han Ke every day. The pinyin is: hánkē. Structure: cold (upper and lower structure) Ke (left and right structure). The phonetic notation is: ㄢㄜ.
What is Hanke's specific explanation? We will introduce you through the following aspects:
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Trees or trunks in winter.
Second, the citation interpretation
1. It refers to trees or trunks in winter. Quote Tao Qian's eighth poem "Drinking": "Carrying a pot soothes a cold ke, looking from a distance." The Book of Beginners (Volume 3) is quoted from the Southern Dynasties' Edited by Emperor Liang Yuan: "In Xuan Ying in winter, it is said that there are cold wood, cold wood, flat wood and cold strips."
Third, the network interpretation
Hank refers to a tree or trunk in winter. Tao Qian in the Jin Dynasty's "Drinking" No.8: "Lifting the pot to relieve the cold, looking back from afar." The Book of Beginners (Volume 3) is quoted from the Southern Dynasties' Edited by Emperor Liang Yuan: "In Xuan Ying in winter, it is said that there are cold wood, cold wood, flat wood and cold strips."
On Han Ke's Poetry
"The Self-titled Map of Sinology Living Alone" and "Wei Shiyuan's Painting of Sinology Birds with Willow in Nangezi"
Idioms about Hanke
Helping the poor, changing leaves, forgetting to return to the horse, chilling, freezing the bird axe, killing dreams, and watching chess.
About hank.
Conan's dream became Ye Han of Yi Ke, and the dead bird attacked Meng Ke with an axe. In Conan's dream, he played chess badly, and Covey turned his feet to the horse to help the poor.
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