Can the word Hao Chu have historical allusions?

chǔ

name

(voice. There was a hiss from the forest. Original meaning: shrub name. Also known as Jing, Vitex negundo)

With the original meaning [[thistle]. Deciduous shrub with spikes of blue or purple flowers, fresh leaves can be used as medicine, or small trees with tough branches can be used as sticks.

Chu, also. Jing. -"Shuo Wen"

Speak out against Chu. -"Poetry Nan Zhou Hanguang"

Do not flow. -"Poetry Feng Wang Yang Zhishui"

Xia and Chu are two things. -"Book of Rites, Learning"

Chu looks like a rake. -"Shooting Ceremony of Yili Town"

People have no worries about Chu. -Biography of Han Yanshou

Another example: thorns (thorns); A wooden stick used to burn turtles in ancient divination. Made in Mu Jing); Chuhuo (fishcage made of Vitex negundo); Chuchu (the appearance of clusters; Vivid appearance); First wood (clumped wood); forest

The name of the Zhou dynasty

The vassal state of Zhou Dynasty was one of the seven heroes of Warring States. Xiong Yi was sealed in Zhou Chengwang and founded in Jingshan area, which is Danyang (now southeast of Zigui, Hubei). Zhou ren called. Later, it was built in Ying (now Wangcheng, northwest of Jiangling, Hubei). During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, the country was strong and its territory expanded from Hubei and Hunan to Henan, Anhui, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Jiangxi and Sichuan. At the end of the Warring States period, it was defeated by the Qin State repeatedly, and was destroyed by the Qin State in 223 BC.

At the beginning of the Qin Dynasty, Chen Jun, who was born and slaughtered by Chen (now Huaiyang, Henan), established the Zhang Chu regime, calling himself the King of Chu; In the first year of Han Dynasty, Xiang Yu became the overlord of the Western Chu State, and everyone went to Pi (now northwest of Suining, Jiangsu). In the sixth year of Han Dynasty, the country was destroyed.

One of the Five Dynasties and Ten Countries. According to Hunan, the capital of Changsha, Ma Yin is called the King of Chu. Later, it was destroyed by the Southern Tang Dynasty.

surname

Qing/a surname

chǔ

shape

Sour and bitter [heartache; Sad]

Generosity and compassion. -Lu Jishi

A woman regrets with Chu, but ends up with tears ... —— Biography by Li

Another example is: Chu shame (pain and shame); Chu pain (pain); Chuku (pain)

Neat; clear[〖ingoooder； Neat; Is that clear?

There is Chu in the water. -"Poetry Xiaoya Bing's First Banquet"

Another example is: clearing the field; Chu Jie (neat); Cute and lovely (described as neat and lovely)

"bright"

Don't be afraid to let Chu take it. -"The Warring States Policy and the Qin Policy"

Clothes are transparent. -"Poem Cao Feng Ephemera"

Another example: Chu clothing (Meisheng clothing); Li Chu (Gorgeous)

Vulgar [vulgar]. Such as: Chu shoes (rough shoes, straw shoes); Chula (rude)

Qing/a surname

chǔ

move

Torture ["flogging"; Torture]

Go to prison to plunder. -"New Tang Book Yan Ying Biography"

Another example: Chuta (beating, torture); interrogate with torture

Although Chu is full of talents

chǔcái-jìnyòng

[byanotherCountry] The talents of Chu State are used by Jin State, which means that the brain drain of local or domestic people is used by other places or countries.

The Songs of Chu

ChǔCí

["SongsofChu" title. Liu Xiang series in Western Han Dynasty. This is a collection of prose in Sao style. Including Qu Yuan, Song Yu, Wang Bo, Jia Yi, Yan Jidao and Liu Xiang's own work Nine Sighs, * * * 16. The book is mainly based on Qu Yuan's works, and other articles also inherit the form of Qu Fu.

tidy

chǔchǔ

[Cluster]: The appearance of vegetation.

[Ming] Ming; Neat; Neat]: A neat and bright appearance

be decently dressed

[Lovey Andreplice]: Feminine and exquisite appearance

(of young women) exquisite and charming.

The weeping willows in front of the door are very lovely.

grimace

Genius, unusual

chǔchǔ-bùfán

[lovinglypathetic] describes the exquisite appearance.

(of young women) exquisite and charming.

chǔchǔkělián

Delicateandtouching originally meant delicate appearance. Now it is often used to describe a woman's femininity and loveliness.

A lost bow of Chu State was picked up by a native of Chu State-the lost thing will not be picked up by any outsider.

chǔgōng-chǔdé

[One lost thingwhisthepeoplethisidecheck] The Chu people lost their bows and were picked up by the Chu people. Although there are gains and losses in metaphor, there is no spillover. It is also a metaphor for narrow measurement.