Lishe

Lishe

Lishe, pronounced L ì sh è, is a Chinese word, which refers to crossing the river smoothly.

explain

(1) . cross the river smoothly. (2) The boat is called Lishe.

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Yi · Xu: "Zhen Ji, Li involves Dachuan." Wei Jiyi, a Book of northern history: "ice and grass are tied together like a floating bridge, and all the troops are involved." Tang Meng Haoran's poem "crossing the Xiangshui river at night" reads: "the guest's line is greedy for profit, and he crosses Xiangchuan at night." In Du Fu's eight elegy poems, Gu situ Li Gong Guang Bi of Tang Dynasty, it is said that "Fu Dian was always in depression, but failed." Wang Rui's moxibustion hub record preface to Yuefu in Jin Dynasty: "if you give someone interest, then you will write about Gongwu crossing the river"

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