The word explanation of withered Wutong is: withered Wutong.
The word explanation of withered Wutong is: withered Wutong. The pinyin is: kūwú. The structure is: Ku (left and right structure) Wu (left and right structure). The phonetic pronunciation is: ㄎㄨㄨ_.
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⒈Withered sycamore. Quoted from "Liezi·Shuofu": "If a person has a dead parasol tree, his neighbor's father will tell him that the withered parasol tree is unlucky. His neighbor will cut it down suddenly." Lu Guimeng of the Tang Dynasty wrote "You are pregnant alone in the night because of it" as a poem by Wu Ti. 》Poetry: "People chant side view and embrace frozen bamboos, Cranes dream about the missing moon and sunken trees."
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Poems about Kuwu
Crane dreams of missing moon, sunken Wuwu, Kuwu is not a god
Idioms about Kuwu
The Soul of Wuqiu Jiyuan collects the withered, burly and magnificent, destroying the withered branches and vibrating the decayed branches on the left and the right Wu
Words about the Wuqiu
The skill of the Wu Mouse, the burly and magnificent Wu Ye inscribed the poem on Wu Feng. Mingwu rat's skills are poor, the Wutong breaks its corner, the soul of Wuqiu, Wu rat's five skills, left and right branches, destroy withered branches and vibrate with decay
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