Lian Pinyin, Lian Bi Shun, Lian means

Order of strokes

Refined explanation

• ◎ Refining Li à n Moving (1) (Pictophoney. From fire to sound. Original meaning: refining) (2) Same as the original meaning. Use heating and other methods to make the material melt and become pure or tough [smart; refine] Smelting is also melting metallurgy—— Shuowen. Wang Jun said, "Lian Lian is the same word." Refine the medicine and look at the empty mask—— Jiang Yan's Miscellaneous Poems Wang Zhengjun The halls of the imperial palace are all made of copper—— Han Feizi, Ten Passes He Yibai makes steel and turns it into soft fingers—— Liu Kun's Gift to Lu Chen (3) Another example: refining (extracting from compounds or mixtures by physical and chemical methods); Refining; Refining stone (burning alchemy stone); Alchemy (alchemy); Smelting mercury (Taoist burns gold stone medicine to make pills) (4) Cultivation; physical exercise; Cultivate and temper oneself Take these two things to refine your body—— Baopuzi Golden Elixir (5) Another example: alchemy (cultivating human essence, qi and spirit with Qigong, which is called internal alchemy); Cultivating nature (Taoism refers to cultivating mind); Cultivation (6) It means to work hard to achieve excellence. Such as: refining poverty (good at being garrulous)
• Refining liàn ㄌㄧㄢˋ 1. To make a substance pure, tough, and concentrated by burning or heating: to make steel. Coking. Refining. Condensed milk. Purgatory. Exercise. 2. Deliberate with heart: refine words. Refine sentences.
• Use fire or high temperature heating to remove impurities and make the material pure or hard. [Words]: "refining", "refining". Han Dynasty, Wang Chong, "On Balance, Talking about Heaven": "Selling and refining five stones can help the sky."
• Cook with fire for a long time to make medicinal stones. [Words]: "refining medicine", "refining pills".
• Use fire or high temperature heating to remove impurities and make the material pure or hard. [Words]: oil refining, steelmaking, and alchemy
• Calcination. [Words]: True gold is not afraid of fire
• Burn the material with fire to remove impurities and make its composition more pure. [Words]: "Steel making", "Oil refining", "Iron making".
• Boil with fire. [Words]: "refining", "condensed milk", "alchemy".

Refine basic explanation

Refining

liàn ㄌㄧㄢˋ

1. To make a substance pure, tough, and concentrated by burning or heating: to make steel. Coking. Refining. Condensed milk. Purgatory. Exercise.

2. Deliberate with heart: refine words. Refine sentences.

Refined Pictograph

Lian's English explanation

Dynamic refine; smelt；temperwithfire；work

Alchemy song

Fine silk

Weaving white exercise

Good health

Need exercise

Refined words

• succinct :

  Brief and concise. Bing Xin's "Three Sends to Little Readers" 4: "Learning from previous articles and poems can at least enrich our vocabulary, so that we can write more succinct, more distinct, and rejuvenated when we write about feelings

• Cultivation and refinement :

  Cultivate and refine. The 18th chapter of Two quarter Beating the Table Surprise: "Xuan Xuanzi said: 'The prescription is not very bad. The medicine is not complete, so it can't be done. If you want to succeed, you need to cultivate and refine the medicine.'"

• Refined :

  The same as "refined". He Qi and Hu Liyuan's New Deal Argument: "The common saying and classical Chinese are divided into two things, making the pen as difficult as the tongue, but the words are meaningful, every sentence is correct, and refined to the highest degree."

• Refining weng :

  Refiner. Kong Shangren in the Qing Dynasty wrote "Peach Blossom Fan - Qizhen": "Luo households on the stone wall are busy looking for the alchemist; deer firewood and crane paths are crying for Taoist children." See "alchemist".

• Multiple Refinements :

  1. Exercise many times; It has been honed for a long time. The volume of Han Yingshao's "Han Guan Yi": "The gold is strong, and the hundred chains cannot be eliminated." The Three Kingdoms · Wei Zhi · Cui Yan's Biography: "Sun (Sun Li) is sparse, bright and strong, and can be broken simply

• Refining medicine :

  Refine pills. Liang Jiangyan of the Southern Dynasty, in his Miscellaneous Poems, Wang Wei's Effect on Nourishing Illness, said: "The refined medicine focuses on the empty front, and the psaltery lies on the remote curtain." The fifth part of Tang Libai's "Ancient Wind": "The refined medicine can open the jade teeth and teach the theory of refined medicine."

• Copper smelting :

• Fire refining :

  To scorch to remove fumes. Tang Kangpian's "Tales of Heroes in Luoyang": "Anyone who cooks food with charcoal should first cook it. It is called refining fire, and then it can enter Cuan. Otherwise, there will still be smoke.". Song

• Wang Lianshi :

• Condensed milk :

  ◎ Condensed milk li à nr ǔ (1) [evaporated milk]: Make the milk evaporate under high pressure and high temperature, without adding sucrose, concentrate its volume to half or

Idioms with refined characters

The first word is Lian's idiom: Undetermined refining cast water into the Thames

The second word is Lian's idiom: Exercise knitting be toughened and hardened into steel Multiple Refined Steel be toughened and hardened into steel Within exercise week

The third word is Lian's idiom: Cultivation Abrasive Lao Cheng Lianda

The fourth word is Lian's idiom: thoroughly tempered Hundred Forgings and Thousand Refinements Refined gold Monthly forging and quarterly refining Daily exercise and monthly exercise