The poem of catfish roar is: He Lao roars at the shore, catfish roars at thousands of feet waves. The pinyin is: tuó h ǒ u. The phonetic notation is: ㄨㄛ _?ㄡˇ. The structure is: rhyme (upper and lower structure) and roar (left, middle and right structure).
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Catfish growled.
Second, the citation interpretation
1. Ho. See "_ Yin". Quote Lu Guimeng's poem "Wu Zhong's bitter rain is rewarded to Mei Zu" in the Tang Dynasty: "He Lao _ roared on the shore, _ wanted _ rang."
Third, the network interpretation
Ho, tuó h, dǒu, ho (_ ho), ho. Tang Lugui dreamed of "Wuzhong bitter rain, repay kindness and attack the ancestor of beauty" and said: "He Lao _ roared on the shore and asked him to scream." See "_ Yin".
Idioms about catfish roar
The lion in Longming roars at the catfish, and the turtle sings with his lips blown. The lion growled at the catfish and worried about a cow.
About catfish roar
Whale Waves and Catfish Waves Long Ming's lion roared and blew his lips, the turtle roared, a cow roared in the lion's roar, the dragon was angry and worried about whale waves, and the wind roared.
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