Ran Ran

Ran Ran

Ran Ran is a Chinese word, pronounced R ǎ NR ǎ n, used as an adverb, which originally means gradually, slowly and slowly. It can also describe the soft and drooping appearance of hair and branches. From selected works Qu Yuan's Lisao.

Basic explanation

The adverb < ol > < li >: gradually. Slowly. Slowly: the fragrance is coming slowly. ② The soft appearance: the soft strip is numerous, and the leaves are falling. Yingying government step, Ran Ran government in the trend. ——The ancient Yuefu Mo Shang sang < / Li > < li >: (adverb) slowly rises < / Li > < li >: (adjective) (hair, branches, etc.) is soft and drooping the leaves are falling. ——Beauty by Cao Zhi

Detailed explanation of Citation

1. gradual

   Looks. Time goes by.

   
   Qu Yuan's Lisao in selected works: "old man ran Ran is coming, and he is afraid that his name will not be established." Lu Xiangzhu: "Ran Ran, gradually."
   "Reply to Prince Wei Jian" written by Wei Wu Zhi of the Three Kingdoms states: "the sun and the moon are running slowly, and the year is not my match."
   Zhang Xiaoxiang of Song Dynasty wrote a poem in his memory of qin'e: "the years of life are just beginning to shake away, and the spring is just beginning to shake away."
   He Jingming of the Ming Dynasty wrote in his short song line: "Ran Ran autumn preface, Su Su frost dew, store my wine, call my relatives."

2. Gradual appearance. To describe something that changes or moves slowly.

   
   Jin Gehong's biography of immortals luanba: "Ba is sitting flat, but it goes into the wall. It's like a cloud, and it's lost in a moment."
   Song Shao Bowen's "Wen Jian Qian Lu" Volume 13: "there is a big snake coming, plants are swept."
   The first chapter of the chronicles of the states of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty: "the two drums are leaking at night, and the voice of the people is quiet. Suddenly I saw a beautiful woman coming from the west to the palace. "
   Yu Dafu's poem "a gift to Mr. Danfeng after his illness" reads: "Ran Ran Ran floats in the clouds, the sun is yellow, and Wei Mo's Qi withers after his illness."

3. Weak and drooping.

   
   Three Kingdoms Wei Cao Zhi "beautiful woman chapter": "the soft article is numerous Ran Ran, the leaf falls he pian."
   "Jin people must know the beauty of Han history, and their beards are as green as green cattles," said a minister of song Meiyao
   The song Cao Chen's "spring dusk" is "no one asks about the falling flowers outside the door, green and overcast all over the world" < br > "a dream of Red Mansions" is the first time: "when you look at it, you can see the scorching sun, banana is growing."

4. It's soft and beautiful.

   
   In the ode to Qingyi written by Cai Yong of the Han Dynasty, it is said that "I'm graceful, born in humble Long and slender, strong and tall. "
   Yuan Zhang Kejiu's "a flower in autumn" divertimento: "fire dragon scales, red leaves Xiaoxiao, golden beast eyes, yellow flowers Ran Ran."
   The second volume of Ying Mei An Yi Yu written by Maoxiang in Qing Dynasty: "he is light and rhymed, and is full of charm."

5. blurred

   Looks.

   
   Song Fan Chengda's autumn miscellaneous prosperity poem 2: "where is the west mountain? It's a beautiful, green room
   Xie Wuliang's the fifty rhymes of the West Lake's trip to the West Lake: "the village is deep and the peach stream is beautiful."

6. Lingering appearance.

   
   Liu Changqing's poem "sending Kong Chaofu to Henan army" in Tang Dynasty: "the heart of the border is running, the people of the countryside are unique, the cold color is green, and there are many war horses."
   Song Zhang Xiaoxiang's poem "Yu Meiren: Farewell to Li Zhi" said: "heavy Lake wind and moon, nine autumn weather, Ran Ran Qing, sorrow like weaving."
   Gu Qiyuan of the Ming Dynasty wrote in his book "Hakka redundancy · Xiang Zheng" that "Chen Gonggang was a good judge for the people, and there was no room for them to die, so the people were nostalgic for them."

7. Look in a hurry.

   
   Liang hesun of the Southern Dynasty wrote "chatting for a hundred one bodies": "the way of life is a little slow, and the passing water is surging day by day."
   The poem Jiangnan by Wang Anshi of Song Dynasty: "Ran Ran wants to make up for it, and he works for it one after another."
   "On the lyrics of Song Qi by ran Yi Qiao."

8. The light flashed.

   
   In the thirty rhymes of Huizhen poetry written by Yuan Zhen of Tang Dynasty, "the light of China is still rising, and the rising sun is gradually fading."
   Tang wentingyun's poem "even topic" said: "the painting is bright and the zither is beautiful and the jade is delicate."
   Song Huangji "xiqianying" words: "Ran Ran wave light, glow smoke shadow, empty green wet lap sleeve."

9. 《

   Street trees

   》“

   Until the flag of the morning glow rises "Slowly".

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