(1) [Tidy yourself up]: Dress up the appearance, especially perform surgery on people with facial defects to make them beautiful (2 2) [Face-lifting] ∴]: Tidy up the appearance of the deceased (1). It means cleaning up the appearance. In the Southern Dynasties, Liang Qichuan said, "So I stabbed it with plastic surgery." Zhang Yi, A Scholar in the Southern History: "On the discussion, all Confucian scholars dare not go out first, ridiculing it as cosmetic surgery, and using consultation cycle to instruct Wen Ya." (2) refers to the modification of women's faces before marriage. "Surprise at the Second Moment" Volume 25: "Three days ago, the Zheng family asked for plastic surgery." Shunzhi's Tomb Inscription of Wang Sao: "The closest relatives have plastic surgery for it." (3). It refers to people with physical defects on their faces, and surgery makes them beautiful. People's Literature No.6, 1977: "Xin Guixiong once learned a stunt from a German consultant-plastic surgery."

Word decomposition

The interpretation of the whole is orderly, not chaotic: neat. Clean and tidy. Completely orderly. Governance: remedy. Rectification. Reorganize. Make neat and orderly; B. neat and organized) Ready to go. Repair: plastic surgery. Old as new. Completely complete, not a little bit: complete. Done. Explanations that make people suffer include: Sheng (30): container capacity (unit). Volume. Accommodate shame Generosity to others: tolerance. Tolerance. Allow: Allow. Nobody can talk. Appearance, appearance, eyesight, status: Rong Zhi. Appearance. Glory appeared. Appearance. Military capability, city appearance lineup. sign