What do you mean, quasi-seal Hou?

Quasi-Marquis means Marquis will be worshipped.

Here, "quasi" means certainty and affirmation. Hou Feng is a China word, which means to worship the Marquis. It also refers to great fame. This word comes from funeral march written by Wang Changling, a frontier poet in the Tang Dynasty.

The original text is: I suddenly saw the willow color in the strange head and regretted teaching my husband to find the seal.

Suddenly, when I saw the spring scenery of willows on the roadside, I felt blue. She regretted that she shouldn't have let her husband join the army.

Extended data:

Idioms about the seal of the marquis are:

1, Wanli seeks to seal Hou?

Pinyin: [wà n l ǐ m ē ng hó u]

Interpretation: Go to the battlefield and find opportunities to make contributions.

Retirement: Song's "Confessions"

Example: He searched for fame in Wan Li, and now he has finally achieved something.

2. Worship the general and seal the Hou.

Pinyin: [bàI Jiang fēng hóu]

Interpretation: worship as a general and be named a marquis. In ancient times, success was described as the best official.

I lived in Nagano for a long time, where I was poor and often suffered. Today, I am a general, and I have won fame and achievements. "

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