Nine ileum(jiǔì huí cháng)

Nine ileum

Source: Volume 62 of Hanshu (Biography of Sima Qian) and Sima Qian's report to ren'an: "it's based on one day's intestines and nine times of return. If you live in it, you will suddenly die. If you go out, you will not know where you are going. Every time I read this shame, I sweat a lot. 」

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Pinyin: (Ji ǔìì Hu í ch á ng ) explanation: it is used to describe the recurrent worry. Ileum: describes inner anxiety. Usage: used as predicate, adverbial; refers to sorrow, every time I read this shame, I sweat, and my back is stained with my clothes. Examples of allusions: in Yingling written by Emperor Jian Wen of Liang Dynasty: "looking at the capital of the country, you can see the vast expanse of the country and the nine ileum at night." In Tang Dynasty, Feng Yansi's jiuquanzi (fangcaochuan), "where is the horse hissing across the bank when the wind is light and the rain is bleak. Nine ileum, two face tears, sunset day The 62nd chapter of a dream of Red Mansions by Cao Xueqin in Qing Dynasty: "the sunset and the lone ducks are flying together, the wind is blowing fast, the river is passing by, and the wild geese are sad, but it is a broken footed wild geese, the one who calls. This is the guest of the wild geese." Liu Yuxi's Wang Fu in the Tang Dynasty: "the scenery of autumn is bright, and the nine ileums are full of anger." Song Sushi's Huiwen poem on the picture of brocade is the second: "red hand silk thousand character brocade, ancient people's new song nine long intestines."

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Qilu ascended Liuzhou City Tower, sent to Zhangting, and even four prefectures. Liuzongyuan, a high-rise building in the city, met the great famine, and the sea and sky were in a state of melancholy. The water of Hibiscus is disturbed by the wind, and the rain slants against the wall of Ficus pumila. The mountain trees cover thousands of miles, and the river flows like nine ileums. a total of 100 tattoos in Guangdong are still in a village. As a matter of fact, Liuzhou in Liu Zongyuan's poems is a barbarian place with "hundred Guangdong tattoos". He was in the same situation as the other four friends who were demoted in Zhangzhou, Tingzhou, Fengzhou and Lianzhou, and he was in a very bad mood. In Liuzhou, I'm afraid it's the worst time for him. When I read this poem as a child, I didn't understand the sentence "the river flows like nine ileums". I think Liujiang must not be a big river. Otherwise, how could it bend the ileum like this?

Chinese PinYin : jiǔì huí cháng