What does Zita mean?

Zita refers to the court. Lu, the small door in the palace.

The origin of Zita:

From "The History of the Later Han Dynasty Cui Zhichuan": "Don't climb the steps at this time to get a glimpse of Luz. According to Gao Xuan, I hope Zhu Ge. " Selected Works of Lu Ji: "Huang Xuanyu is here, and the anti-imperialist seat is near purple." Lu Yanji's Note: "Luz, the Emperor Palace." Yuanzhuang? "Notes on He Zhengqiu": "Zita reopened the order, and Qingmian set up another felt."

Meaning of synonyms:

1, Ziya: Ziya is a Chinese word, the pinyin zǐ shT u is interpreted as 1, and the purple ribbon is Wei Zi. 2, namely crape myrtle.

2. Lithospermum: a perennial herb of Lithospermum, which has thick purple roots, alternate leaves, lanceolate, golden edges, white flowers and four-part fruits. Roots are used in dyes and medicines. Today's Arnebia euchroma is harvested first and then bloomed.

Ziyun's poems:

1, Huang Feizi Lu's last work, Sing of Immortals.

2, TongTing step by step "call Chen Dada to come over"

3. Call Zilu to "report the reunion of jathyapple".

4. Look at Zilu and Huang Fei's step "What Heart Lang Geng Shu Qiu Yu"

5. Ge Xiang's book is deeply purple. "As the saying goes, leave a sick crane to fold its wings and carry it for repair."

6. Wrong promotion of Zi Lu's "Thirty Rhymes of the Biography of the Wind and the Ji Dynasty are sent to the same house"

7. Luz Golden Gate sits "regarding the King of Qingzhou, Yong Dong as a match" (hereinafter referred to as "Kegengzhi")