First, enchanting [yāo ráo]
Definition: charming and beautiful.
Citation: Mao Zedong's poem "Spring and Snow in Qinyuan" says: "It must be sunny, and it is particularly enchanting to see the red makeup wrapped."
2. Charming [wǔ mèi]
Definition: Describe the beautiful and lovely gestures of women, flowers and trees.
Quote: Hong Shen's "The Fan of a wealthy family", Act II: "Her clothes are gorgeous and her attitude is very serious. Charming, but self-loving. "
3. Charming [jiāo mèi]
Definition: describe coquetry and flattery.
Citation: Biye's Blessing of the Goddess: "The whole Jiang Xindao is like silver inlaid with jade, which adds a lot of charm to the motherland!"
Fourth, enchanting [yāo yàn]
Interpretation: gorgeous but not solemn.
Citation: Yang Mo's Song of Youth, Chapter 1: "This is a young China woman standing next to an old woman's umbrella, dressed in rich and enchanting clothes."
five, rich [nó ng Yan]
Interpretation: (color) is thick and gorgeous.
Citation: Zheng Zhenduo's Illustrated History of China Literature, Chapter 27, Chapter 2: "However, his (Han Yu's) poetic style is different. Although he holds the same attitude of opposing richness and duality, he deliberately demands risk, depth and extraordinary."