The detailed explanation is as follows:
Bazin, pinyin for wēi ruí, refers to the appearance of lush vegetation and drooping branches; Refers to the appearance of feathers; Refers to the beauty and gorgeous appearance of China; Refers to the appearance of weakness; Of withered appearance; Finger lock; Refers to an ancient jewelry; Refers to the grass name, that is, wilting. From "Seven Strategies: First Release" by Han Dong Fang Shuo: "Bamboo is easy to raise and parasitic in the river pond. Go up to prevent dew and come down to the wind. "
Aroma, pronounced shēng xiāng, a Chinese word, means to give off fragrance. From Tang Xu's muddy poem "The King of Nanshan lives in seclusion": "Take wild honey as a bee, and look for musk to gather fragrance."
Please look at examples of its usage in sentences.
1, the years are tender and fragrant; Harp, harp and singing love each other deeply.
2, the years are fleeting and fragrant, and the years can't take away memories, let alone emotions.
The trees are fragrant, the flowers are in full bloom and the grass is green, just like a long scroll of colored ink.
Synonyms are: lush, prosperous, lush, prosperous and dense.
The antonym is: wither
Feeling:
Back home, I saw the trees and bamboos swaying and dancing, and the fragrance was overflowing, and my heart was full of infinite nostalgia.
Years are gentle and warm in my heart; Sweet and fragrant, full of infinite imagination. Time flies, time and tide wait for no man, so cherish it.