Yu Hongxuan
Hong] Pinyin: hóng Traditional Chinese: Hong
Radical: bird Radical strokes: 5 Meaning of the five elements: water
Simplified Chinese strokes: 11 Taiwanese strokes: 17 Kangxi strokes: 17
Pinyin input: hong Wubi input: HAQG Good or bad meaning: good
Hong
grand ; great; letter; swan goose;
Hong
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Hong
hóng
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(Phonetic. From bird, river sound. Original meaning: wild goose)
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Same as the original meaning [swan goose]. The old general name for the large swan-like species in the genus Ans
Hong, also known as swan. ——"Shuowen"
Hongjian Yuqian. ——"Yi·Jian"
The wild goose is flying. ――"Poetry·Xiaoya·Hongyan"
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Another example: Hongming (the bird flies into the sky); Hongfei (the bird flies); Hongming Claws (a metaphor for the traces left by the past); Hongjian (a bird flying from a low place to a high position gradually. It is a metaphor for an official promotion or getting into a good situation); Hongao (a bird's cry, a metaphor for the wailing of the victims)
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Swan. That is, swan [swan]
The sparrow knows the ambition of the swan. ——"Historical Records·Chen She Family". According to it, any person with the word "Hong Hu" or "Hong Hu" in succession is a swan.
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Another example: Hongqian Fengli (the swan flies high and the phoenix stands erect. A metaphor for excellence); Hongyi (the wings of a swan); Hongju (the swan flies high and far away) Xiang)
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Metaphorically refers to a letter [letter]. Such as: Laihong (letter); Hongxilinjue (a metaphor for letters being cut off); Hongxin (letter); Hongbian (messenger)
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Flood. Tong "flood"
Gun and Hongshui, Mi Chen and its five elements. ——"Han Shi Jing·Shang Shu·Hong Fan"
Yu had meritorious service and restrained Xiahong. ——"Xunzi·Chengxiang"
If Mihong is not appointed, how can the teacher respect him? ——"Chu Ci·Qu Yuan·Tian Wen"
When Emperor Yao was in power, Hongshui monstrous. ——"Historical Records·Xia Benji"
Yu suppressed the flood. ——"Historical Records·River Channel Book"
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Another example: Hongshui (big water. That is, flood); Hongquan (source of flood); Hongti (flood) the mainstream); Hongbo (flood)
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The scene before heaven and earth opened [chaos]. Such as: Hongdong (confused into one. Refers to the original scene of nothingness and chaos in the universe); Hongyi (the chaotic vitality when the heaven and earth were not opened); Hongtong (i.e. Hongdong)
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p>That is, bean goose. A brown Eurasian common goose (Anser fabalis) with a bean-shaped spot on its bill
Hong Kong
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Hong Kong
hóng
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大[great]
I was originally ordered to be chaste, and Hongyong Road has a good name. ——"Chu Ci·Liu Xiang·Jiu Huan·Feng Feng"
Hit the red bell and build the nine charms. ――"Selected Works·Yang Xiong·Yu Xie Fu"
In the world of Fu Hongjun, what is not happy? ——Wang Bao's "Four Sons Talk about Morality"
Hong means big.
——"Huainanzi·Hong Lie Preface"
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Another example: Hong You (great principles); Hong Wen (great work, masterpiece); Hong Ming (big name, lofty reputation); Hongxiu (Hongfu); Hongxu (great cause, unification); Hongzhi (ambition, ambition)
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Describes profound knowledge [broad and profound]
Those who can think deeply about writing and connect chapters are Hongru. ――"Lunheng·Chaoqi"
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Another example: Hongsheng (referring to a learned person); Hongbo (knowledgeable); Hongru (knowledgeable) Confucian); Hongru Shuofu (a learned scholar, a minister with outstanding merits)
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Prosperous, prosperous [prosperous]
Shen Nong Yihong . ——"Lu Shi Chun Qiu·Zhi Yi". Note: "Sheng Ye."
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Another example: Hongjun (Taiping, Shengping); Hongming (Prosperity and Qingming); Hongwei (Shengwei); Hongwei (Shengwei); Zuo (the prosperous king's industry)
Hongcai
hóngcái
[great styles of literature] refers to the Hongwei system of articles
Those with great talent will look for their brilliant words, while those with good skills will look for their beautiful words. ――"Wen Xin Diao Long·Bian Sao"
Great Gap
hónggōu
[wide gap] The ancient canal, in today's Henan Province, the conflict between Chu and Han It is a temporary boundary between the two armies, which is a metaphor for the clear boundary
an unbridgeable gap
Honghu
hónghú
[swan] That is swan. Because it flies very high, it is often used to describe people with lofty ambitions.
The ambition of a swan. ——"Historical Records·Chen She Family"
Mu Hongshun flies high. ——Liang Qiu Chi's "Book with Chen Bo" of the Southern Dynasties
Honghu's ambitions
hónghúzhīzhì
[high aspirations; lofty ambitions] Honghu is a swan, flying as fast as it can It is very high, so it is used as a metaphor for lofty ambitions
Oh, the sparrow knows the ambition of the swan. ――"Historical Records·Chen She Family"
hongmao
hóngmáo
[a goose feather―something very light or insignificant] Hongyan's hair is a metaphor for extremely light weight
Hongmen banquet
hóngményàn
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[Hongmen banquet]: Hongmen is located in the northeast of Lintong, Shaanxi Province. In 206 BC, Xiang Yu led his army to Hongmen, preparing to destroy Liu Bang. Through the mediation of Xiang Yu's uncle, Xiang Bo, Liu Bang went to Hongmen in person to meet Xiang Yu, and Xiang Yu hosted a banquet for him. At the banquet, Xiang Yu's counselor Fan Zeng ordered Xiang Zhuang to dance with his sword, waiting for an opportunity to assassinate Liu Bang. Seeing that the situation was not good, Xiang Bo also drew his sword and danced to protect Liu Bang. Later, Liu Bang took the opportunity to go to the toilet and fled back to his base camp. Later, it was used as a metaphor for a banquet with bad intentions
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[a dinner party intended to kill the guests]: refers to a banquet that harms the guests
A masterpiece
hóngpiān－jùzhì
[a masterpiece] Hong, Ju: big. It means a very long work.
In the past few years, famous people have written huge works, which have contributed to the academic world. There is a lot of solidity. ——Liang Qichao, "The Theory of Evolutionary Revolutionary Jie De"
Hongru
hóngrú
[Great Confucian scholar] A learned person. Hong, big.
Confucianism is a person who is knowledgeable in reading.
There are no white people in the world, but there are great Confucian people in talking and laughing. ——Liu Yuxi of the Tang Dynasty, "The Inscription on the Humble Room"
Grand plan
hóngtú
[grand prospects; great undertakings] Great undertakings. Mostly refers to the throne. See "Hongtu"
Hongyan
hóngyàn
[swan goose] A kind of bird (Anser cygnoides) with purple-brown feathers, white belly, flat bill, legs Short, webbed between toes. Eats plant seeds, fish and insects. They live in groups near water and usually line up in a row when flying. They are a winter migratory bird. Also called "Dayan"
Hongyun
hóngyùn
[good luck; great blessing] great luck. See "Red Luck"
红
（红）
hóng ㄏㄨㄥˊ
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Dayan: ~ Wild goose. ~Mao. Snow mud ~ claws (a metaphor for the traces left by the past).
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Big: ~Bo. ~Picture. ~ Ditch. ~Confucianism. ~Fu. ~Luck. ~ Lie.
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Refers to letters: Come~.
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Surname.
Xuan
[Xuan] Pinyin: xuān Traditional Chinese: Xuan
Radical: 车 Radical Stroke: 4 Meaning: Earth
Simplified strokes: 7 Taiwanese strokes: 10 Kangxi strokes: 10
Pinyin input: xuan Wubi input: LFH Good or bad meaning: good
Xuan
a small room; high; lofty; window or door;
Xuan
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Xuan
xuān
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(Phonetic. From the car, dry sound. Original meaning: a car with a high front roof and a curtain in ancient China, for officials and above)
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Same as the original meaning [a high-fronted, curtained carriage (used in ancient times)]
Xuan, a curved carriage. ——"Shuowen"
Xuan is also a car. ——"Sheng Lei"
There are three hundred people who take the pavilion. ——"Zuo Zhuan: The Twenty-eighth Years of Duke Xi"
Apart from Wenxuan. ——"Warring States Policy·Song Policy"
E Xuan Mian. ——Yang Xiong's "Yu Hunter Fu". Note: "If there is a chariot, it is called a pavilion."
It is like a chariot or a pavilion. ――"Poetry·Xiaoya·June"
After that, it is called Xuan. ——"Popular Literature". Press, the back weight is called "Ji", and the front height is called "Xuan".
Apart from Wenxuan. ——"Mozi·Gongshu"
Wen Xuanzhi and I.
Wei Yigong likes cranes, and there are cranes who can ride on them. ――"Zuo Zhuan·The Second Year of Min Gong"
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Another example: Xuan Fu (Xuan Car and Mian Fu); Xuan Zhu (the car used by ancient dignitaries) carriage); p>Generally refers to a gorgeous chariot [chariot]
As beautiful as a dragon's horse with a silver saddle and Zhu Xuan's embroidered scroll. ——Jiang Yan's "Farewell"
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Another example: a car falling (a metaphor for sunset); a sail (a car and a boat); # Floor slab, building The upper structure part [floor]
So the left and right sides are flat, with three floors.
——"Book of the Later Han Dynasty"
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Eaves [eave]
Xuan, the end of the eaves is called Xuan, which is taken from the car elephant. ――"Ji Yun"
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Another example: Xuanning (between the platform under the eaves in front of the palace and the screen door on the palace); Xuanyan (eaves)
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front of a palace under the eaves
Half drunk, the Lord of Liao came to the pavilion and ordered the ministers and younger brothers to dance . ——"Xu Zi Zhi Tong Jian"
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Another example: Xuan Zi (the steps in front of the palace); Xuan Bi (the steps in the palace)
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House. It is also used as a font for study rooms and teahouses [house]
Although we have several pavilions in our home now, I don’t live in them, so it’s not interesting to borrow them. - "A Dream of Red Mansions"
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Another example: Xuanzi (house); Xuanyu (a spacious house); Xuanxu (referring to a residence); Xuanfang (Residence)
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A building characterized by openness [balcony]
A newly constructed pavilion across the road, with a beautiful appearance middle. - "Xu Xiake's Travels"
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Another example: Xuanxie (refers to a type of building characterized by spacious pavilions and pavilions); Xuanchang (shed) House)
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The other name of the toilet is [lavatory]
The toilet or Xuan, there is a board in front like a palace Xuan. ——"Release of Names"
On that day, Emperor Wu got up to change his clothes. ——"Historical Records: A Family of Wife and Family"
The land of Jun is either a base hall or a Tuxuan household. ――"Lun Heng·Xing Ou Chapter"
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Another example: Xuan toilet
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Threshold Board [shreshold board]
Xuan is called the threshold board. ——Tang Huilin's "Sound and Meaning of All Sutras"
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Another example: Xuan Lan (rail board)
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A small room or veranda with windows [a small room or veranda with windows]
Under Xiaoaodongxuan. ——Tao Qian's "Drinking"
Studying in Xuanzhong. ——Gui Youguang of the Ming Dynasty, "Xiang Ji Xuan Zhi"
Xuan Dong therefore became a cook.
Pass in front of the Xuan.
Xuan Fan suffered fire all around.
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Another example: Xuanzi (long profile with windows); Xuanbi (referring to the living room); Ying (column in front of the hall)
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Refers to the window or door [window or door]
Open the pavilion to enjoy the slight coolness. ——Du Fu's "Summer Night Sigh"
Kaixuan noodle garden. ——Meng Haoran of the Tang Dynasty, "Passing the Old Friend's Village"
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Another example: Xuanhu (doorway. Refers to other people's homes); Xuanfei (doors and windows); Xuanpu (windows)
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star's name. Such as: Xuan Gong (star name. Abbreviation of Xuanyuan Palace); Xuanyuan (Chinese star official name); Provincial name. The legendary ancient emperor's name [Xuanyuan]. Such as: Queen of Xuan (i.e. the Xuanyuan clan of the Yellow Emperor); Lord of Xuan (i.e. the Xuanyuan clan. Emperor Xuan of Liang in the Southern Dynasties); Xuanshi (the emperor's palace)
Xuan
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p>Xuan
xuān
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In ancient times, a car with a high front and a low back was called "Xuan", and a low front and high back was called "达" . Extended to tall [high]
One with a spacious center.
——Ming Wei Xuezhen's "Nuclear Boat"
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Another example: Xuanang (extraordinary spirit; tall and majestic); Xuanxiu (tall and straight); Xuanmei ( That is, raising eyebrows. Describing a person's high-spirited or happy appearance); Xuanzhi (standing tall); Xuante (high-spirited and outstanding); >Heavy [heavy]
A husband who lives in the front cannot make people sit down, and a husband who lives in the back cannot make people admire him. He cannot complain to others and cause trouble to others. It is also a shame for ministers. ——"Book of the Later Han Dynasty"
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Kuanyue. Also known as "峳" [comfort]
A gentleman cannot be careless about how to cheat. ——"Zhuangzi". Lu Deming of the Tang Dynasty explained: "刳, Cui Benzuo Xuan, said: 'Kuan Yue looks good.'"
Xuan
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Xuan
p>xuān
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High; flying [fly]
Return to Yan Zaixuan. ——Wang Can's "Gift to Cai Zidu"
Xiangwu Lianxuan. ——Mu Hua's "Hai Fu"
Hand in hand with Lu Ji Hongxuan, climb Ji Yi Fengju. ——Yan Yannian's "Five Lords Ode to the Changshi"
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Another example: Xuanxuan (the appearance of dancing; the appearance of being proud and contented); Xuanyu (flying bird); Xuan Zhu (flying up); p>Xuanhuò
xuānhuò
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[spacious and bright]: spacious
The living room is very spacious
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[sanguine]: cheerful
Xuanlang personality
Xuanlang
xuānlǎng
[open and clear] Tall and bright
The house is bright
Xuanmei
xuānméi
[expand the eyebrows] Raising eyebrows
Looking with eyebrows
Xuan Miao
xuānmiǎo
[It seems that the mountarts are all growing up and meandering around] Xuan Miao, as if (mountains) are scrambling to grow higher and stretch into the distance. Xuan: Its original meaning refers to an ancient car with a high front roof and a curtain. Miao: far
The negative power competes with each other, and Miao is at odds with each other. ——Wu Jun's "Book of Thoughts with Zhu Yuan"
Xuan Ran
xuānrán
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[delightedly]: Describes someone who laughs Appearance
Laughing uproar
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[mighty]: high
Uproar
Uproar
xuānrán－dàbō
[a great disturbance; crisis like a big crushing wave; mighty uproar] A high surging big wave. Later, it is used as a metaphor for a big storm or dispute.
A big uproar arose, and the universe overflowed and blocked it. ——Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty, "Farewell to Dou Sizhi at Yueyang Tower"
Xuan Yu
xuānzhì
[High or low; good or bad] The front of the car is high and the back is low. "Xuan", the front of the chariot is low and the back is high as "达", which refers to the importance of height
The military chariot is as stable as the chariot and the Xuan.
――"Poetry·Xiaoya·June"
Xuan Yu Lang Za
Xuan
(Xuan)
xuān ㄒㄩㄢ ˉ
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An ancient car with a shed or curtain: ~drive (the emperor's car). ~ Mian (the car and dress of the doctor are graded, which refers to the official rank). ~轾 (a car with a high front and a low back is called "Xuan", a car with a low front and a high back is called "达", used to describe the superiority or inferiority of high or low).
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A windowed gallery or cabin.
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Door, window, floor slab or railing.
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High: ~open. ~ Ang. ~ Ran big waves.
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Surname.