China Naming Network - Ziwei Dou Shu - A capital seven-character and a crooked eight-character idiom.
A capital seven-character and a crooked eight-character idiom.
bent
Pinyin: w ā i q and ni ǔ b ā.
Explanation: crooked, not straight. (1) describe involuntarily, tilt instability. (2) some down, some crooked. It also describes that the object is not firmly tilted and the building is dilapidated and unstable.
Please straighten these crooked tables.
Source: Feng Ming Menglong's History of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, Chapter 83: "The sub-period is ordered to stop the guards. Xiong Yiliao pulled with his hand, and the guards stumbled, and the two entered the temple. " Chapter 7 of Yang Mo's Song of Youth: "After midnight, most passengers in the carriage fell asleep with the rhythmic sound of wheels."