First, pinyin:

a surname

Second, interpretation:

Fly high.

Third, strokes:

13 China

Fourth, radical:

Artificial cultured pearls

Verb (abbreviation for verb) Source:

Money, horse belly pad also. -"Shuo Wen". It is said that the horse has a low belly and does not fill the mat.

Sixth, the word combination:

1, Qian Jian

Pinyin: qiān zhü

Interpretation: flying for appearance. Money, pass "Kun". Metaphor status rise.

Source: Fan Tai's poem "To Yuan Zhan and Xie Hun" in the Southern Song Dynasty: "There are also latecomers, for example."

2. Hong Qian

Pinyin: hong Qin

Interpretation: metaphor for promotion.

Source:? In the Southern Dynasties, Shen Liang made an agreement on the inscription of Guqi Anlu Zhao Haoqi: "Hong Qian is the old Wu and defends the East Chu."

3. Qian Qian

Pinyin: qiān qiān

Interpretation: What it looks like to fly.

Source: Tang Dugu Collection. On behalf of the book, I sent a poem by Pei Liuji and Liu: "Where can I travel in the Qing Dynasty?" 」

4. Qian Di

Pinyin: Qin hé

Interpretation: Still spreading its wings.

Source: Five of Qian's Miscellaneous Poems: "When I was young, I was happy but not happy; I am eager to escape from the four seas. I am in Philip Burkart. "

5. Gao Qian

Pinyin: gāo qiān

Interpretation: holding high; Fly high.

Source: Song Luyou's poem "Three Tour Cave in Xialaoxi": "Go down into the cracks of the Kunming Axis and insert the green ghost."