2, Wen Xin: for the heart of the text. From Liu Xie's Preface to Wen Xin Diao Long: "A man with Wen Xin speaks with meaning."
3, leisurely: leisurely. From the fifth song of Tao Qian's Drinking in Jin Dynasty: "Picking chrysanthemums under the east fence, leisurely seeing Nanshan."
4. beauty: beautiful. From erya, yimei.
5, Qingyi: beautiful vanilla, metaphor for noble and beautiful people. From Jiang Yan's A Long History of Lights and Nights in the Southern Dynasties: "This heart can be slow, and it is brighter than Yuanxiang."
6, Qingyue: describe the sound crisp and exciting; Crisp and sweet. Shi Zhongshan Collection by Su Shi in Song Dynasty.
7. Yu Xin: Yu Xiang. From Su Shi's poem "Furong City" in the Song Dynasty: "The customs are endless, and Cui is neglected."
8. Yu Yun: Including beautiful jade. From Lu Ji's Wen Fu, "Shi Yuyu and Shan Hui, Water with Pearl and Chuanmei".
9. Yan Jia: A beautiful language. From Zhu Zi Quan Shu Wu Xue in the Song Dynasty: "When people say nice things, they must admire them and record them."
10, Qingyan: beautiful. From the poem "Moon Pool" written by Han Yu in the Tang Dynasty: "The bright moon shines on the cold pool, and the crescent moon bends the pool. If it is not beautiful, it will become a candle. "
1 1, qingfen: a metaphor for noble virtue. From Lu Ji's "Wen Fu" in Jin Dynasty: "Ode to the world's virtues and virtues, and recite the pure fragrance of ancestors."
12, Wei Qi: Meiyu. From "Guiguzi Flying Clip": "Wealth is wonderful, jade is beautiful."
13, Manchu: Manchu. From Gu Jielun's "Guo Ya Pin Shi Pin III" in Ming Dynasty: "There are several cases that were not engraved in Manchu."