Lean against the railing and look into the distance.
What do you mean by leaning on the railing?
Ping LAN Qing Meng
From: "Ode to the Great Sage Tower": "When you climb to the top of your eyes, Kawasawa will be quiet; Looking around the fence, Yamahara is full of enthusiasm. "
Explanation: Stand high and look into the distance.
What does it mean to look at the fence alone?
Loneliness: loneliness: the appearance of loneliness. Lonely people.
Looking at the fence doesn't make sense. And the table is decorative, leaning against the railing: leaning against the railing. Looking at the railing should be looking against the railing (in the distance).
alone
[Interpretation] Loneliness: The appearance of loneliness. Lonely people.
[Language] Song and Zhou Qing Bo Magazine: "The years are long; Deep-rooted knot; Give birth to boys and girls; In righteousness, there are ninjas; The canal is lonely; No one to rely on; Nature cannot stand on its own feet. "
[pronunciation]; It can't be pronounced "jué".
[shape discrimination]; You can't write "Zi" or "Zi".
Alone [close to meaning]
gathering in crowds and groups
[usage] describes having no relatives or friends; Lonely and helpless; Still single. Generally used as predicate and object.
[structure] is more formal.
[Example] In his later years, Mr. Shen Xiushui was lonely, poor and ill; Died in the western suburbs of Beijing.
What does it mean to lean on the fence alone?
A person standing alone on the railing overlooking this scene has a strong sense of loneliness.
What does it mean to lean against the railing with a stick?
Lean on the railing with your hands on a trekking stick or crutch.
What do you mean "don't put all your eggs in one basket"
The word "mo" here should be "dusk", and the word "mo" is used to indicate dusk at Ding time. The word "dusk", which is now used to mean sunset, was coined later. Therefore, the implication between the lines is that in the evening, I am looking at the fence alone, worrying about my hometown and feeling infinite.
The meaning of "leaning on the fence", its origin …
The general idea is moral: hanging alone, wandering, thinking about people or the country, the image makes people sad and sad. Many poems have this intention. One of Li Yu's poems, "Waves on the Sand", is raining outside Li Yu's curtain, and the spring scenery is fading. Allred-rochow is too cold to stand. I don't know if I am a dream guest, but I am insatiable in one day. Lonely, not relying on fences, infinite mountains and rivers. It's easier to see when it's not. Running water is gone, and spring is gone.
Curtains of dreams, who do you miss by the railing? What do you mean?
A curtain of quiet dreams: it was first written by Qin Guan's Eighty-six Sons. "jathyapple has a quiet dream, and the spring breeze is ten miles gentle." Later, Qiong Yao's novel The Curtain of Dreams and TV series were created, mostly to describe girls' deep dreams about love, life and future.
Pinglan: Relying is relying. The pillar is the railing of a tall building. People leaning on the railing are generally preoccupied, some are meditating, and some are expecting the return of people from afar, so they are often used in poetry to express sadness, missing, contemplating alone and so on. Common images in literary criticism. Miss one's old country, hometown and relatives.
Curtains of dreams, who do you miss by the railing? In other words, who do you miss against the railing in your dream of longing for love?
I hope to contact you and adopt.
Calm down. What do you mean?
Title: Pinglan
Pinyin: Pinglan
Explain in detail:
By: It means to rely on.
Pillar: It's the railing of a tall building.
Railing: refers to leaning against the railing.
People leaning on the railing are generally preoccupied, some are meditating, and some are expecting the return of people from afar, so they are often used in poetry to express sadness, missing, contemplating alone and so on. Common images in classical Chinese. Miss one's old country, hometown and relatives.
What do you mean by leaning on the railing? Make a sentence
Leaning against the fence means leaning against the fence to blow air.
For example:
Silent night, the people in the night are quiet and desolate, and the breeze is even more melancholy.
Hope to adopt. Thank you.