Cherish dew, dew dyed light bamboo, don't dew, crape myrtle cool dew, south kite dew, beg dew, dream rain dew, ice dew reflecting the moon, starry dew all over the sky, holding dew, glass dew.
Lu (pronounced lù, lòu) is a first-class word (commonly used word) in the General Specification for Chinese Characters.
This word first appeared in the seal script of the Warring States period, and it was said to be "dew embellishment" in Shuowen. It can be seen that the original meaning of dew is dew. "Biography of Han Dynasty and Cuo" says that "exposing all people" is here, and the original meaning of dew is extended to moisten. Dew is vivid, unlike frost and fog, so it is extended to show. This meaning is also pronounced "u. Show one's feet".
Kangxi dictionary:
"Concentration" and "Rain Word"
Tang Yun is lost. Ji Yun, Yunhui and Zheng Yun are all related. ? Yin Shuo Wen: Runze also. From the rain sound road. Jade tablets: the body fluid in the sky moistens everything in the ground. "Interpretation of the Name": dew, worry. Worried about things. Dai Li: If Yang wins, it will disperse into rain and dew.
Five Classics: Qi and body fluid condense into dew. Cai Yong Moon Order: Dew is the liquid of cymbals. Legend of the White Tiger: Dew is the beginning of frost. Li Yueling: Bailujiang, Qiu Meng. Poetry Calls for the South China: I'm tired of showing off. Note: I am tired of being wet, and there is dew on the road, which means when I get married in mid-February.
Xiaoya: White clouds in Ying Ying show the grass. Qu Yuan's Lisao: Mulan's Dew. The Biography of Cuo Zhao in the Pre-Han Dynasty: Exposing All People. Note: Ru Chun said: Fu? Yes Dew, cream also. Latitude in spring and autumn: Bu, Shen. Note: dewdrops fall to other countries, and those who spread them will be defeated by others. Those heavy ones are embarrassing.
Jade: dew, see also. Ji Yun: Zhang Ye. "Li Confucius' Seclusion": The wind is multifaceted, and ordinary things are exposed. Sparse: born of exposure. Thirty-one years of Zuo Zhuan Xiang. "Warring States Policy": When the princes see Qi, they will show it. Note: Dew in the wild.
Zuo Yuannian: Don't make a fuss about showing your body. Note: Lou, Yan Ye. Sparse: thin skin leads to bone exposure.
Also known as Zhengzitong: militarily, Shu Jie called Lu Bu. Etiquette of the Later Han Dynasty: Please ask the post horse to uncover the cloth. "Wen Xin Diao Long": You can see everything if you reveal the cloth and don't seal it.
It's also Taiwan Province's name. Historical Records of Filial Piety: I always want to be a Taiwan.
Another "Historical Records of Chu Family": showing blue wisps of hair. Note: Fu Qian said: Lu Lu badminton, firewood and carts are big. "The History of the Emperors in the Later Han Dynasty": It's a shame to get a family car.
Another example is the Yangtze dialect: coverage or inheritance.