Explanation of finishing (1) [finishing; Straightforward]: rectify the order and discipline (2) [in good order; Neat; Neat]: Neat; Orderly placed clothing (3) [dignified]: dignified; I sorted it out and explained it in detail (1). It's neat and orderly. Jin Zhanghua's Hunting: "You and Tu both give orders, beautiful, beautiful." Wei Yuan's "Wu Shengji" in the Qing Dynasty, Volume 14: "It was ordered that a navy master and people who had no shelter in foreign countries embroidered clothes everywhere to make them do it, but there was no attempt in the mainland. If this is the case, it is unreasonable to smoke endlessly. " Chapter 8 of Hong Qubo by Guo Moruo: "The internal work is very organized and the health service is very orderly." (2) rectify and make it organized. Biography of the Three Kingdoms, Shu Zhi and Xu Jing: "Be content, be loyal and diligent, organize Rong Yuan, face west and tour Zhongyue Province." In the Qing Dynasty, Liu Dakui wrote an inscription in front of Zhu Jun's tomb: "Over the years, I was given the post of Foreign Minister of Hu Guang Department of the Ministry of Punishment, and I was ordered to work in Shengjing and arrange it properly." Lu Xun's Wild Grass Lost Hell: "When ghosts cheer together, the hell messengers arranged by human beings are already in hell, sitting in the middle, holding all the ghosts with human majesty." (3) dignified and rigorous. "The Biography of Lu Luan in the New Tang Dynasty": "Learn less and be determined to organize." Song Sima Guang's Epitaph of Zhang Gong, History of Rites: "However, I am solemn. Although my home is often tidy, I have no clothes, so I don't want to see my children or sit at night. " Yue's "Three Chapters of the Tea Room": "People know that Chang is a tidy man, but I don't know that he later became a fairy." The explanation of word decomposition 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. The painful explanation is to put things in order: put discipline in order. In ancient times, it was the same as "embarrassment", warning and command. Caution: "Cheng Yuanfeng is greedy and lacks integrity". In ancient times, "decoration" was used to decorate skillfully. Radical: Kun.