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What does the word Ji mean?

Ji has the following three meanings:

1, which means the weather is fine: this is the most common meaning. "Ji" means that the sky is high and the clouds are light after the rain, and the weather is fine.

2, refers to noisy calm, settle down: this meaning is often used to describe the situation or emotional calm, restore a calm state. For example, after the storm, the situation finally calmed down.

3, refers to the melting of ice and snow: this meaning is relatively rare, indicating that ice and snow melt and disappear under sunlight. For example, it can be said that "in early spring, the sun is warm, the snow is falling, and the earth is gradually melting".

Ji's idiom:

1, scenery moon Ji

Refers to the clear and fresh scene when the rain clears. It is also a metaphor for being open-minded and frank.

2, the wind and the moon

The wind after the storm is in Chuqing; Ji described the scene that everything was clear after the rain and snow stopped. This is also a metaphor of an open mind and mind.

3. Rainbow Selling Rain

Rainbow rainbow; Pin with elimination ",disappear; Ji originally meant that the rain had stopped, which also meant that the weather was fine. The rainbow disappeared after the rain and the sky was clear.

4. Ji Yue

Cool breeze and bright moon. Metaphor atmosphere generous and peaceful.

5, Ji Yueguang wind

Refers to the bright and clean scene when the rain clears. Used to describe a person's noble character and broad mind.

Ji's ancient poems:

Sitting alone on the curtain after the rain, the poet recited the poem "Rewarding Huangfu, Singing Less, Long Autumn, Rain, Happiness, Sunny, Look" by Don Liu Yuxi.

Qi Nanchu visited Lingyan and was caught in the rain. Tomorrow, he and Yu Hai Zhou Jingxin visited Tiger Hill. Because I wrote this picture, there is a poem about it. Kuan wrote a picture for Qinan's tour of Tiger Hill.

Never pity Wan Li Cheng Qiuji, and live up to Pan Lang's stormy poem "Going to the Province in Nine Days" to praise Gong Yuan.

Brief introduction of Liu Yuxi

Liu Yuxi (772-842), whose word is like a dream, has three versions of his native place: Xuzhou, Jiangsu, Luoyang, Henan and Jiaxing, Zhejiang. He said that his native place was Xingyang, and his ancestor was Liu Sheng, the king of Zhongshan (a descendant of Xiongnu). Writers and philosophers in the Tang Dynasty were called "poets".

Liu Yuxi was born in Jiaxing, Suzhou (now Jiaxing, Zhejiang). In the ninth year of Zhenyuan (793), he was a scholar, first as a school official of Prince Edward, then moved to Huainan Records Office to join the army, and then joined Du You's shogunate, which won Du You's trust and esteem. Du You entered the DPRK as prime minister, and Liu Yuxi also moved to the empire. At the end of Zhenyuan, he joined the "two kings and eight horses" political group headed by the prince.