Méng explained.
Grass name. That is, dodder. Convolvulaceae. Annual twining parasitic herbs. The stems are very thin, silky, yellow and white, and there are suckers everywhere, which are attached to plants such as Leguminosae, Compositae and Chenopodiaceae. Leaves degenerate and have small white flowers. Seeds used as medicine?
Refers to a child. Such as: young (ignorant and naive children); Naive (naive and ignorant); Mongolian pavilion (the earliest place to educate children in the old society); Meng Xue (that is, Mengguan); Shu Meng (that is, Mengguan)
Cloudy?
(1) Although autumn is the time to stop day and night, after all, when the sun rises, there is a haze to scatter light, and the night is still very short. -"The Travels of the Old Disabled"?
(2) It is covered with air to transmit light (before sunrise and just after sunset, although the light can't directly illuminate the earth, the earth is still quite bright, which is caused by the refraction of air and atmosphere); Aerosol (the atmosphere around the earth in ancient times)
Phrase explanation
Blind (méngbì)? Deception and concealment?
Dust (méngchén? ) always refers to the emperor's exile and suffering from dust?
Scaling (mé nggê u? Be insulted and laughed at
Méngguǎn (mé nggu m: n？ ) It used to be a private school to enlighten children?
Making ... believe the fake is real?
Menghun is used to pretend to be true and deceptive.