What's the pronunciation of Qiuji?

The pinyin of Qiū ? is: qi ū. The phonetic notation is: ㄑㄡㄐ. Structure: Qiu (left and right structure) Ji (upper and lower structure).

What is Qiu Ji's specific explanation? We will introduce you through the following aspects:

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1. It's sunny after the rain in autumn.

Second, the citation interpretation

It's sunny after the rain in autumn. Quote Chu Guangxi's poem "Xinfeng Zuo Yi Yin Si School Book" in the Tang Dynasty: "Chickens and dogs resonate at dusk, and the city is empty in autumn." Tang Lugui dreamed of the poem "Huayang Towel": "It must be the autumn after the ancient altar, quietly burning incense and worshiping the cold star."

Third, the network interpretation

Qiu Ji, the epigraph name, is also known as Ji Chun and Autumn Moon in Pinghu. Taking Shi Dazu's Autumn River Cang as the main body, it has 150 words in two tones, six rhymes in the first ten sentences and four rhymes in the last eleven sentences. There are 150 disyllabic words, the first paragraph 1 1 six-rhyme sentence, and the second paragraph 1 1 five-rhyme sentence. Representative works include Wu Wenying's Autumn Sacrifice Ceremony Shui Ying Shadow, etc.

Autumn poems

Autumn night, north building, autumn night, dewdrop, clear water, autumn night, climbing the building, opening colors, spring night/autumn night.

Qiu Ji's poems

Good morning, autumn is coming, green mountains and green waters are coming, green mountains and green waters are coming.

Idioms about Qiu Ji

Light, wind, moon, rainbow, rain, autumn wind, ice autumn moon, jade, autumn frost, autumn wind, fallen leaves, spring flowers and autumn moon.

About Chugi

Ice _ Autumn Moon, Centenary, Chitose, Lang Fengyue, Spring Flower, Autumn Moon, Thousand Generation Scenery Month, Qiu Yushuang in Yujikun, Hong Xiao, Autumn Rain, Autumn Wind.

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