Hui, Chinese character, pronounced Hu, is recorded in Shuowen: "Hui is also the general name of grass." The original meaning of the word is the general term for grass.

When used as a noun, refers to plants and flowers.

When used as an adjective, it means rough and rough.

Hui language word group

Jiahui: refers to beautiful flowers and trees.

Wildflowers: refers to wild flowers and plants.

Sunglow: refers to vegetation growing on sunny slopes.

Let a hundred flowers blossom: a metaphor for rich and colorful things and prosperous scenes.

Words and sentences

The garden is not big, but all kinds of seasonal flowers can be seen everywhere, and tourists are in an endless stream.

Thousands of flowers and plants decorate the face of the earth, and green grass and trees dress up the bright clothes of the earth. Beautiful mountains and waters make the earth better!