1, cave, yuān sǒu, gathering; Deep and wide; Abyss; Root cause; A place where fish and mammals live together. A metaphor for a place where people or things gather. For example, Guo Xiaochuan's poem "Deng Jiu San" attempts to throw the vast number of poor peasants and lower-middle peasants back into the dark abyss.

2. Wandering, pán huán, which means wandering and staying; Trading and communication; Play with, tease; Spiral winding; Wide appearance; Extended to arrogance. Like Qin Mu? "Yishihai Beijing Flower House": Wandering among them, you can often feel a special interest.

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1, wandering, pái huái, refers to walking back and forth in a place, or figuratively hesitating, or figuratively floating back and forth in a certain range. For example, Lu Xun's "Hazy in Three Leisure Collections": there are precedents in the world, and the wanderer has become an approver and the opponent has become a wanderer.

2. Wandering around, zhí zhú, which means hitting the ground with your feet and stamping your feet; Wandering around is not good-looking. For example, He Qifang's "Drawing a Dream Record and Tomb": his shadow will linger here at every dusk.

3, wandering, páng huáng, means wandering around, hesitating, not knowing which direction to go. It also means fidgeting and uneasy. For example, Lu Xun's "Three Leisure Sets Revolutionary Cafe": Even if I want to go up, I'm afraid I can't walk. At most, you can only wander far from the back door of the store and smell the coffee grounds.