[liǔ]

Tamarix China

Zhang tailiu

[zhāng tái liǔ]

In the Tang Dynasty, there was a man named Liu Ji in Han Yi, who was called Gorgeous.

Guanyin willow

[liǔ]

Another name for tamarisk.

Maoliu

[Qingmen ·liǔ] incarnation]

The gate of Dongba in ancient Chang 'an, commonly known as Qingmen, has a bridge outside Qingmen, where the Han people see me off and bid farewell. Later, because of the allusion of "Qingmenliu" as a farewell.

Qiao Sen, Virginia, Great Ring

[Zun Dian ·liǔ] incarnation]

Deciduous trees The leaves are very long and have white powder. Soft wood, used in buildings.

Liu Jincheng

[Zhan Qing ·liǔ] incarnation]

Biography of Huan Wen in the Book of Jin: "Wen went north from Jiangling and passed through Jincheng. Seeing Shao's wickedness, he planted about ten willows, and said,' How can people be inferior to others after all this?' Climbing branches and hugging sticks, tears streaming down her face. "After that, I used to think that the world would rise and fall.

Liu Yongfeng

[liǔ]

In the southwest corner garden of Yongfengfang in Luoyang in the Tang Dynasty, there was a weeping willow, which was extremely soft and lush. Bai Juyi wrote "Yang Liuzhi Ci": "A tree is as tender as gold and as soft as silk.

Sui diliu

[Suede ·liǔ] incarnation]

During the reign of Yang Di, willows were planted along the Tongji Canal and Hangou River.

Willow in spring

[liǔ]

Willow in spring. Used to describe the behavior of women.

Taojialiu

[Tao liǔ] incarnation]

Willow.

Wuchang liushu

[wǔ Chang liǔ]

Biography of Tao Kan in the Book of Jin: "Kan Kan, I want to plant Liu in various camps, captain, and steal Liu from home.

Mei Liuhe

[May Heli incarnation liǔ]

The alias of the epigraph "Shengchazi". It was named after the sentence "All the mountains are beautiful willows" in Song and Han Dynasty's "Health Chazi Meiheliu". See the second volume of the Dictionary of Words.

manchurian ash

[Shu liǔ] incarnation]

Deciduous trees, pinnately compound leaves, long oval leaflets, panicles and long oval fruits. Wood has a high density and can be used to manufacture ships, appliances and vehicles.

Beitangliu

[I don liǔ] incarnation]

Epigraph name. That is, "fishing".

Jinfuliu

[Jon Foli incarnation liǔ]

Spring Festival words and slang in Jianghu all mean "donkey".

Lingheliu

[Lin Hai Li incarnation]

Biography of Zhang Xu, Southern History: "Liu Yong made it Yizhou, showing several Shu willows with extremely long branches, which looked like plumes. Fanglinyuan, Old Palace, newly built. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty planted it in front of the Hall of Supreme Harmony in Taichang, and often enjoyed his advice. He said,' This willow is as lovely as Zhang Xu's. "After that, I thought of the commonly used password of chanting willow.

Elbow willow

[zhüu shngliǔ]

"Zhuangzi Zhile": "Uncle Fen and Uncle Slippery view Mingbo Mountain, Kunlun Mountain, the Yellow Emperor's resting place. Suddenly Liu Sheng left elbow, which means evil. " Wang Xianqian concluded: "The tumor is a willow, and the sound is borrowed." Later, it was compared with unexpected changes such as life and death and disease.

Shantingliu

[liǔ]

Epigraph name.

Qianzhangliu

[China liǔ] incarnation]

A willow.