There is no such sadness in One Thousand Years in Zhu Xian, which means years, years.

It's hard to find bosom friends. Desire means wanting, wanting.

So I think of you, old friend. Being pregnant means missing, feeling and sadness.

Basic meaning:

all

All, all: ~ great joy. Everybody knows that. Be universal and accurate.

load

1, year; Years old: A once-in-a-lifetime event. Three years and two ~.

2. record; Release; Description: remember ~. Lian ~. Turn ~

hope

1, what do you want or want to achieve a certain purpose: ~ reading. ~ look. ~ fire. Eat ~ Love ~ forbidden ~. Longitudinal.

2, want, hope: ~ Guy Zhang Mi. ~ no. ~ the speed is not up.

3, need: courage ~ big and heart ~ fine.

4, will: shake ~ fall. The Shan Yu incident cast a shadow over them.

5. Elegant appearance.

close

1, Miss, Miss: ~ Miss. ~ old. ~ villages and towns. ~ ancient times. Myanmar ~.

2, including: ~ tires. Heart ~ ghost. Chest ~ ambition. ~ Jin Baoyu. ~ never.

3, chest: ~ hug. Hold it.

4, mind: heart ~. Chest. zhòng center ~。 Be bitter.

5, appease: ~ soft.

6. Turn around and surrender: "~ The enemy is far away, why don't you move?"

The exact words are as follows:

All: omniscient, all-divided, all-knowing, all-hole, all-rate, all-done, Quan Yi, all-two, all-cinnabar,

Loading: recording, serializing, reprinting, publishing, loading, bearing, loading, bearing, bearing,

Desire: material desire, appetite, greed, lust, lust, abstinence, lust, sexual abuse, lust, lust,

Huai: full, embrace, hug, mind, memory, nostalgia, feeling, feeling, expression, hatred,

Extended data

Glyph evolution

Etymological interpretation

Classical Chinese version of "Shuo Wen Jie Zi": all, all words also. From comparison, from white. ?

Vernacular version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: It's all the same caliber. "Bi" and "white" are used in the glyphs.

Explanation of word combinations:

1, all indicated: all; All of them.

2. Record: Write it down in a notebook.

Hua Guan's "People who are afraid of water": "In the dead of night, I recorded it under the lamp, which is this short story."

3. Material desire: the desire for material enjoyment.

The first draft of Lao Can's Travels continues: "It's just that people's minds are obscured by material desires and lose their senses, such as being deaf and blind. This is not in our nature."

4, full: still full, full of heart.

Ai Qing's poem "Ode to Light": "But some people are afraid of light, and some people are full of hatred for light, because the acupuncture from light hurts their selfish eyes."

5. mind: mind; What's in your chest means ambition.