The word with that word "dry" are:
Mo gan gun Kun [gan, Kun: heaven and earth; Roll: press. Refers to the indomitable spirit. ]
Rolling Kun [dry: day; Scroll: scroll; Kun: Land. Grind the sky and wipe the floor. Describe indomitable spirit and very tall. ]
Wandering Gankun [Wandering: Same as Lang Lang, Qing; Gan Kun: Heaven and Earth. Describe political clarity and peace in the world. ]
Liangan [1. See "Lian Gan". ]
Emperor Qianlong (1711-kloc-0/799) [that is, "Aisingiorro Honghu". Emperor of Qing dynasty. The temple name is Gaozong, and the year number is Qianlong. Yong Zhengdi's fourth son. Prince Chu Feng and Shuobao. After he acceded to the throne, he continued to pacify the Junggar Ministry with troops, and also pacified the rebellion of the big, small and Zhuomu behind him, and set up Ili generals in Xinjiang to manage the north and south of Tianshan Mountain. When he was in office, he compiled Sikuquanshu, but it was revised repeatedly.
Gan Ming. Buddhist temple name. Such as: gathered in Gan Ming Buddhist Temple. -Shao Qing Heng Chang's "Draft of Qing Dynasty". ]
Dry early [1. The old name used by fortune tellers for the date of human birth. ]
Ganling [in Beiliang Mountain, Ganxian County, Shaanxi Province. Tang Gaozong and Wu Zetian were buried together. The mausoleum was built in Liangshan, which is very magnificent. The entrance tunnel is 63m long and is lined with 1 13 stone statues, beasts and China watches. There is the famous tablet of Wu Zetian without words. There are seventeen buried tombs in the southeast of Mausoleum, and Prince Zhang Huai, Prince Yide and Prince Yongtai have been excavated.
Ganjia School [School of Confucian Classics in Qianlong and Jiaqing periods of Qing Dynasty (1736- 1820). Representative figures include Hui Dong and Dai Zhen. Paying attention to textual research and exegesis in academic research has made great contributions to the collation and collation of historical materials of ancient books in China. ]
Gan Kuntou [Gan Kun: the world; Throw: throw, throw. Bet on the world. Described as a huge bet. ]
Explanation:
"Gan" has two pronunciations with different meanings.
[Qian]
1. One of the eight diagrams, representing Tian: ~ Kun ("Kun", representing the land).
2. Formerly called male: ~ made. ~ house.
[gān] See "dry"
reference data
Xin Li. Dictionary of common words m. Beijing: People's Literature Publishing House, 200 1.