The poem of dome worship is: no reward, no rank, no fog and no rain. Structure: Dome (upper and lower structure) worship (upper and lower structure). The pinyin is: qióngchóng. The phonetic notation is: ㄑㄩㄥ _ㄔㄨㄥ _.
What is the specific explanation of dome worship? We will introduce you through the following aspects:
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High appearance. Describe high prestige or status. Refers to high mountains.
Second, the citation interpretation
1. The appearance is high. Quote "Selected Works of Sima Xiangru": "The main hall is blessed by heaven and worships together." Shan Li's note: "It is lofty and lofty." The Tang poem "Ascending the Purple Peak to Give Yellow": "Purple is not involved, Lingfeng believes in the dome." Xu Minghongzu's Travel Notes of Xu Xiake Diary of Yunnan Tour 6: "However, when you are in the first place in China, you will only rise to the top of the cliff and feel the steep pull of the lower wall." 4. Describe high prestige or status. Quote Liu Yuxi's poem "Appreciating Taiyuan Dishangshu" in the Tang Dynasty: "Home Sound _ Heguan Xianren, Looking at Chongchong Town North." Sun Song Guangxu's "North Dream Words" Volume III: "Li Taishi has a bright face and is proud of his country, and his taste is also good." [14] refers to the mountains. Quote Meng Jiao's poem "Sending Ren Qi's Second Scholar to Visit Xuancheng from Dongting" in the Tang Dynasty: "The strangeness of deduction is also strange to me."
Third, the network interpretation
Dome worship is a China word. Pinyin: qióngchóng Interpretation: 1, Gao Mao. 2. Describe high prestige or status. 3. refers to high mountains.
Poetry about Dome Worship
"Dida Mountain, worshipping thousands of feet, overwhelming thousands of mountains"
Idioms about vault worship
Yu Hongchong's worship of mountains and spirits _ on Hongyan's worship _ on the importance, looking forward to the wind and waves, admiring the extreme, vying for land and blindly worshiping.
About vault worship
Fight for the sky, the mountains, the mountains and the weight of Wu Chongwen. On Blind Worship and Shi Chong's Luxury
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