Idiom: Idiom Description: 3603 Idiom: ?ㄞˊㄌㄨㄥˊㄐㄝㄇˋ Chinese Pinyin: Lá i. See "Context". Emoji symbol: (This is the emoji emoji symbol corresponding to the "context" of Chinese characters originally collected on this website. It adds vivid symbols to Chinese characters, compares PNG pictures with animated GIF pictures, and is also convenient for everyone to copy and paste into social media and other places. Click on the emoji symbol ""and the picture link to see a more detailed introduction of this symbol in the EmojiAll emoticon dictionary. ) Detailed explanation of idioms and allusions: The following are allusions of "context" for your reference. Feng Shui master is a feng shui master, calling the ups and downs of the mountain "dragon" and its main peak "dragon". The stream in the valley is called "pulse", and its mainstream is called "pulse removal". "Jing" refers to the terrain that is connected from beginning to end like blood vessels. In the story of Yunzun, which was anonymously written by Ming Dynasty. The first three trips ",Tao Kan in order to bury his mother, looking for a cemetery, happened to meet an old man who knew the theory of Feng Shui, and pointed him to a land with mountains and riches. Later, "context" was extended to describe the whole story. Canon source: here is the canon source of "context" for your reference. Ming anonymous "Cloud Ji Zun". The first three trips "Although the old man is a farmer in the village, he is quite familiar with geography. There are thousands of hills here, surrounded by mountains and facing the mountains, all of which are qualified1> , is a land of great wealth. [Note] (1) Qualified: up to standard. Documentary evidence: 0 1. Clear. Pu Qilong reads Du Xinjie. Volume VI. Inheriting the happy slogan poem of Hebei Festival into the DPRK, one of the two poems: "Twelve poems are actually a narrative big article, similar to biographical theory. Money is so-called sincere and meaningful, and the context is profound. " The word "Lai" at the end of idioms solitaire's idioms

Idioms beginning with the word "lai"

The word "pulse" at the end of idioms

Refer to the Chinese Dictionary for a detailed explanation of the words in the idiom "context";

Come, dragon, knot, pulse.