No, it means that the stone is hard; A is a headdress worn by ancient women. "Luojiashan, formerly known as Luojiashan, also known as Luojiashan. The current name of Luojiashan was changed by Mr. Wen Yiduo, the first dean of the College of Literature of Wuhan University. " "Luojia" and "Luojia" are homophonic, which implies the difficulty of building a school in Luojia Mountain.
"Luo Jia San Jie" is a respectful title for Yuan, a professor of foreign languages department, Su, a professor of Chinese department, and Ling Shuhua, the wife of Chen Yuan (Xiying), dean of the College of Literature.
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The word Luo Jia was named by Mr. Wen Yiduo, the first dean of the College of Literature of Wuhan University. It is used to describe Luojiashan, which is a good place to study.
"The Three Musketeers of Harvard Luo Family": In the early 1940s, three outstanding international students from China were nicknamed "The Three Musketeers of Harvard" by China students from Harvard because of their outstanding academic achievements.
After the Anti-Japanese War, these three young and promising "swordsman" accepted the invitation of Mr. Zhou Yusheng, President of National Wuhan University, and came to Wuhan University to teach. From then on, the "Three Musketeers of Harvard" gathered at the foot of Luojia Mountain and became the famous "Three Musketeers of Harvard".
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