Dai Yi

Dai Yi

Dai Yi, a Chinese word, pronounced D à iy à, means Kuang Ji.

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Kuang Ji.

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In the book of Han Dynasty, biography of Dong Zhongshu: "in the five hundred years of my husband's life, I was the king who kept my word and became a scholar of painting. If I wanted to be a king before me, I would like to wear my wings to the world." the person who wears it adds it to the body, or praises it. The wingers help too. The combination of them is called: to recommend (former Wang Chengfa) and to support (the people of the world).

Chinese PinYin : Dai Yi