Ji Juan's explanation.

Ji Juan's explanation is to choose an auspicious day. The text of Du Wei Fu in Jin Dynasty said: "If you measure one inch, you will be lucky, and you will be in the altar, that is, the throne." Song Li's new biography "Chronology since the proposal was made: September of the first year of the proposal": "Zhao Yousi and Ji Juan visited Huaidian." Ming Dow Zong Yi's "Dropping out of Farming Officials' Warehouse and Entering Millet": "Today's officials are harvesting autumn grain, it is better to start warehouse first." Su's "No Dream": "Moon, make impatiens a concubine, and the twelfth moon, as a gift."

Word decomposition

Trickle explanation: a trickle. A trickle of love (Wei). Choice: Ji Juan. Removal: remove impurities by drip filtration. Radical: beech; Ji's explanation is auspicious, favorable and happy, not "intense": Geely. Turn good luck into good luck. Pian Yu, Ji Guang (figuratively speaking, the remaining precious cultural relics) auspicious day: choose good luck. Goodness, virtue and beauty: Ji people (kind and talented people). Happy people can't be disturbed. The abbreviation of Jilin Province in China is "Jixi". Last name.