The meaning of Rouyuan Suihuai

Rou Yuan Suihuai's Interpretation Refined Edition

• Appease the distant submissive. Huai, attachment.

Basic explanation of Rou Yuansui

Appease the distant submissive. Huai, attachment.

Paraphrase

• soft :

  ◎ Rour ó u Shape (1) (Shape sound. From wood to spear sound. Original meaning: trees can be bent or straight) (2) Same as the original meaning [supply; soft] Soft, straight wood—— Shuowen. Duan Note: "The ordinary wood can be straight if it is bent, and the straight can be bent, which is called soft." Ebara dyed cork—— Poetry

• far :

  ◎ Far Yuanyu ǎ n Shape (1) (Pictophoney. Cong 辵 (chu ò), Yuan Sheng. Original meaning: long walk) (2) Same as the original meaning [far; distance]. The extended distance is large and far apart. Relative to Far away, Liao also—— Shuowen Far away, far away—— Er

• Sui :

  ◎ Sui Suisu í Name (1) (Comprehension. Cong Zhi (m ì), Cong Du, "Shi" is related to silk fabrics and ropes. "Proper" means proper and safe. It means that with the rope, people are safe. Meaning: rope for boarding (2) Same as the original meaning [rope] Sui, in the car

• Bosom :

  ◎ Huai Huaihu á i Moving (1) (Pictorial sound. From the heart, sound. Original meaning: miss, miss) (2) Same as the original meaning [think of; miss; year for] Huai, miss also—— Shuowen I cherish people—— Poetry · Zhou Nan · Curl Ear ...

Source of idiom: Lin Zexu of the Qing Dynasty wrote "Yu merchants from all over the world handed over the draft of tobacco": "Although the Chinese government is tender and farsighted, we should not let them play. We should follow the new rules and punish them severely."

Idiom Traditional: Be tender and tender

Abbreviation of idioms: RYSH

Idiomatic phonetic notation: ㄖㄡ ˊ ㄧㄨㄢ ˇ ㄙㄨㄟ ˊ ㄏㄨㄞ ˊ

Common degree: Obscure idiom

Number of Idioms: Four character idiom

Emotional color: Neutral idiom

Idiom usage: As predicate and object; Used in written language.

Idiom structure: Syntagmatic idiom

Idiom time: Modern Idioms

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