I did find some information about the words "Qian" and "Yu Jue"!
Modesty:
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Humble appearance. Han and Liu Xiang's Biography of Women in Danger and Two Concubines: "The two women are responsible for the mu, and they are not arrogant and impetuous, because of the daughter of the son of heaven. They are still modest and frugal, and they consider women's morality. " Song Chen Fuliang's "A Tribute to Su Xun": "Fortunately, I am a monk, and I listen to it in a humble way. If I don't see it for a day, I will donate it." Zhang's Homesickness on the Original: "Cao Shu is an official, and Jiang Yan is so straightforward, but he is also modest." Xiang Hong: "They are lying quietly in the glass cabinet, silent, like modest gentlemen." See "modest gentleman".
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Of satisfaction, pleasure.
Jade Jue:
Yù jué and Yujue are homophonic, but they are different. They are all ring-shaped and have gaps. But from the point of view of philology, the difference between them is clear at a glance. From the glyph, Wang's left side is also jade, that is, two pieces of jade are together. It is commonly found in the tombs of the Neolithic Age, the late Western Zhou Dynasty, the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, and is often placed beside the ears of the deceased. Jade ornaments for earrings. In the Han dynasty, it was mainly used as jade. There are many ancient and modern sayings about the use of jade Jue, which can be summarized into five types: one is for decoration; Second, as a messenger, when you see it, it means that the people concerned have severed their relationship with it; Third, it means that the wearer is decisive in everything and has the temperament of a gentleman or a gentleman; 4. Signs of punishment; Offenders who stay in China or somewhere are not allowed to return when they see them; Fifth, it is used for archery. When in use, it is worn on the thumb of the right hand as a hook rope. Jun is the oldest jade article in China, with a ring shape and a gap. In ancient times, it was mainly used as earrings and accessories. Lord Small jade is often unearthed in the ears of the deceased, similar to today's earrings, while the larger ones are ornaments and Jeff. Jade Jue in Neolithic age is simple to make, and its shape is mostly oval and round with gaps. In addition to Hongshan Culture pig dragon block, are flat. Hongshan Culture pig dragon block (also known as beast block) has a special shape, generally larger, and some blocks have fine perforations, so it is regarded as jade. Archaeological excavations have confirmed that large pieces of this culture are mostly unearthed in the chest of the deceased, so it can be confirmed that they are not earrings. Jade Jue in Shang Dynasty was flaky, with a general size of 5- 10cm, which was divided into two types. One is photochromic, and the ring is narrow; The other is a dragon-shaped bamboo slip, which is rolled into a dragon shape, with its mouth open and teeth open, the back decorated with a door edge, and the dragon body decorated with Yun Leiwen, commonly known as "fake Yang Wen", with tough lines and strong pattern style. Yu Jue in Zhou Dynasty was still flaky, the meat was obviously wider than that in Shang Dynasty, the middle hole was smaller, and an oval block appeared. Most bamboo slips are light elements, some of which are decorated with strings and Yun Leiwen. Compared with Shang Dynasty, decorative patterns tend to be simplified. There are few dragon armatures, and most of them have no ridge teeth. During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, the number of jadeite jade articles was the largest, and the jadeite jade articles in this period were relatively small, generally with a diameter of 3 to 5 cm. The jaw is flat, generally decorated with decorative patterns, but rarely plain. The decorative patterns are mainly the popular flat clams and the fine lines of flat clams. Hide and decorate hairline with double hook or wide hairline. The animal-shaped block is simplified as a double dragon-shaped plaque with crossed tails, and a few fine products are carved with animal heads at both ends. There were not many jade lords in the Han Dynasty, and their styles followed those of the Warring States, and the little lords were not as exquisite as those of the Warring States. At this time, some large bamboo slips appeared, with a diameter exceeding 10 cm, which should be jade or Jeff's wares. Antique jade Jue appeared after the Song Dynasty, mainly imitating the shape of the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. Most of the imitation patterns in the Song Dynasty are not ancient, and the blocks are thicker than those in the Warring States Period. The imitations of ancient jade lords in Ming and Qing dynasties are difficult to achieve the natural, smooth, sharp and powerful effect in the Warring States period, and are often only ancient in shape and lack of ancient meaning.