Chu dances Wu Ge,

Cave, at first glance, the farther world, except to see the sky, nothing.

1, Wu: Pronunciation: wú?

1. The names of the Zhou Dynasty governors in China, that is, southern Jiangsu and northern Zhejiang, later extended to the lower reaches of Huaihe River: ~ Hook (machete made in ancient Wu, hereinafter referred to as sword). ~ in the same boat

2. China, one of the Three Kingdoms in the last years of the Eastern Han Dynasty: ~ Xia Meng (referring to people with shallow knowledge).

3. Generally speaking, China, southern Jiangsu Province and northern Zhejiang Province: ~ language. ~ cows breathe the moon

4. Last name.

2, strokes as shown in figure:

3, idiom interpretation:

Five cows preach:

Pronunciation: wú niú chu m: n yuè

Explanation: Wu Niu: refers to the buffalo produced between the Yangtze River and Huaihe River. Five cows refer to buffaloes in Jianghuai area. The weather in Wu is hot in summer, and buffalo is afraid of heat. When it saw the moon, it thought it was the sun, so it lay looking at the moon and breathing. It is a metaphor for being afraid because of doubt, and it is also a metaphor for people who are too afraid of things and lose their judgment. It is also described as very hot weather.

Chu dance Wu Ge:

Pronunciation: ch ǔ w ǔ Wuji

Description: generally refers to the light songs and dances in Jiangnan.

The sky is low and the eyes are empty;

Pronunciation: ti ā n d and w ú ch ǔ, y ǐ n k not ng w ú w ǐ.

Explanation: Wu Chu refers to the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River. It turned out that when I boarded Nanjing City, I saw it at a glance, and the farther I went, the more I felt that the world was hanging, and there was nothing but heaven. Now it is also a metaphor to see nothing.

Wu Xia Amon:

Pronunciation: wúXiàaāméng

Description: Wuxia: the area around Jiangdong in the lower reaches of the Yangtze River, with Sanwu area as the core.

Amon: That is, the Wu people were happy to add the word "one" until 20 17. Lv Meng was born in the army and had no education. After Sun Quan advised him to study, he gradually became knowledgeable and became famous all over the world for crossing the river in white.

Amon under Wu: It used to refer to the generals of the State of Wu in the Three Kingdoms, generally referring to people who lacked knowledge and talent, which means that people's knowledge is still very shallow. Most of them are used by others. They have changed, their knowledge has been greatly improved, and their status has changed from low to high, from poor to rich.