Pronunciation: [sh bùjūn yán]
Interpretation:? Books: letters. It is difficult to fully express its meaning in the letter. Later, I often use idioms at the end of letters. ?
Make sentences:? This book is incomplete, so I won't write it. I hope you can take care of yourself.
Pronunciation: [tíng yún Luo Yuè]?
Interpretation: expressing the memory of relatives and friends (used in letters in the old days).
Sentence: This factory has stopped production because of outdated equipment and chaotic management.
Pronunciation of fish ruler:? [yúchuan chǐsè]
Interpretation: Geometer: In ancient times, it was written with silk, which was generally one foot long, so it was called letters. Refers to the delivery of letters.
Sentence: Plum blossoms are sent by post, but fish grow long, and lovesickness never returns.
Pronunciation: [Duane Y ǔ Hu Lin]
Interpretation: truncated letters. Feather scales, fish geese. ?
Sentence: Yuan Kedan Qiu's "Chai Jingshu": "Because the imperial examination left home for half a spring, I broke my feathers and lost my scales. Today? God teaches you, I am glad to receive your letter.
River fish goose? Pronunciation:? [ hé yú tiān yàn ]
Interpretation: In ancient times, all fish and geese could deliver letters, and then "river fish and goose" was used to refer to the sender of letters.
Sentence: "Italian apes dream, river fish geese hold books."