I. Beijing
Explanation: The original meaning is a man-made high hill. As an adjective, it means tall.
Quotations: The Book of Songs Xiaoya Fukuda: "Great-grandchildren are as beautiful as Beijing."
Grain filled the rice barn of the Zhou Dynasty throne, which was higher than the hills.
Second, the mountain
Interpretation: Describe the voice of Yu Pei; A swaying face.
Quotations: Rhyme Society: "Shanshan, Peisheng."
Shanshan, Yu Pei's voice.
Extended data
Sam's related phrases:
First, Shanshan
Interpretation: Describe the sound of dressing up Yu Pei, and also refer to the light, soothing and beautiful appearance.
Quotations: The third time of Su's "The Legend of the Broken Goose": "Suddenly, a lady in ancient costume came to me."
Second, burnout
Interpretation: attenuation; Depression.
Quote: Ye Shengtao's "Ni Huanzhi" XIII: "He seems to be a diligent person, and his listlessness can never be associated with him."