Piran means

Remove the silt. The poem "Gold" by Li Qiao of Tang Dynasty: "The sand is clear towards the sun, and the wind is strong enough to stir up the sound of the flock." The fourth and eighth poems of Tang Qianqi's "River Travel without Title": "The sand should have a place, and there should be no gold in the shallow place." Song Suzhe's "Drama Show..."

◎ Stars wear the moon, stars wear the moon p ī x ī ng-d à iyu è, p ī x ī ng-d à iyu è [t

open; Spread out. Song Chenkuo's "Dream Stream Brush Talk - Painting and Calligraphy": "The flowers are full of shivers and dry colors, and the flowers in the middle of the day are also... If there are dew flowers, the room is tight and the color is bright."

Kaishan. The Chronicle of the Five Emperors in Historical Records: "If the world is not going well, the Yellow Emperor will fight against it. If the people who are ordinary go there, they will walk through the mountain and never settle down." Sima Zhen Suoyin: "It means walking through the mountain and trees." I

Weiran: tall and grand. It means standing like a mountain, unshakable.

Just at the beginning. The second volume of Wang Shouren's "Biography": "For example, the torrent of muddy water is only stored in a vat. Although it is initially settled, it is only muddy." The first volume of "The First Moment of Amazing Records": "People eat wine and write contracts for the first time

1. Desolate; Give a cold shoulder. The Biography of Mr. Fuli by Lu Guimeng of Tang Dynasty: "Mr. Fuli lives in peace and contentment with his articles. Although he is worried about his illness, he has no chance to make a living for ten days and has never stopped." The Biography of Mo Weng by Gao Qi of the Ming Dynasty: "So

Indifference: coldness. It refers to a person who does not attach importance to people or things, has a cold attitude and is unmoved.