1, purple plums, round and full, like the purple sun.

2, plum fragrance, fresh and pleasant, like a breeze.

3, plum crystal clear, as clear as crystal.

4. Plums are ripe, and the flesh is delicious, sweet and delicious.

5, under the plum tree, like a dream, it seems that you can hear the voice of plum.

6, Li Zihong ripe, hanging on the branches, like the notes of the elves bounce.

7. Plums are fragrant and pleasant, just like the sound of nature.

8. Plums are full and bright, like a gorgeous rainbow.

9. Plums are green and crystal clear, fresh and fragile like jade.

10, Mei Zi laughs, just like a beautiful woman, gentle as water.

1 1. Plums are crystal clear, like gems, emitting mysterious light.

12, when plums are ripe, they are like fruits on the earth, making people feel the gift of nature.

13. The branches of plum trees are covered with fruits, which are like strings of pearl necklaces.

14, the color and taste of plums are too wonderful to resist.

15, the aroma and taste of plums make people feel the magic and beauty of nature.

"Mei" is a Chinese character phrase, which usually refers to a kind of fruit, also known as "Huangmei", "Fresh Mei" and "Samui". This word may have some pronunciation differences in different regions and dialects. For example, in some areas, people will read "Plum" as "Gigi Lai", "Gigi Lai" and so on. But in modern standard Chinese, the correct pronunciation of this word is lǐ zi.

Besides being synonymous with the name of fruit, the word "plum" has other possible extended meanings. For example, in ancient poetry, "Mei" may be used to refer to young talents, talented people and beautiful women.

This sentence comes from the ancient meaning in the Tang poem "Li Qi": "Isn't it more necessary to transplant than any other natural flower? ? Aesthetists come and go, looking at the river from Hu Ma. The river is like a zigzag, and the zigzag is like a long snake. The old fish jumped on the waves and the rooster walked through the snow. Fishermen benefit from neighbors, willow trees draw bridges, wind curtains and green curtains, and the golden house is hidden and no one dares to climb. Aiko, Aiko, I couldn't get rid of it at that time. " The word "Mei" in the poem refers to young talents and expresses the author's affection.

In addition, in some folklore and sayings, "Mei" also has a specific symbolic meaning. For example, "picking plums" is used to mean gaining benefits or leading. The surname "Mei" is also a common surname in China, so it may be used as a personal name in some cases.

Usage of plums

"Mei" is usually used to refer to a kind of fruit, which is common in daily life and on the dining table. For example, you can say, "I like to eat plums, especially fresh plums. They are really delicious." Or "I bought a box of plums today to share with my family. It's really delicious. "

"Mei" not only refers to fruit, but also can be extended as a surname or as a part of some nouns. For example, the surname of Li Bai, a famous poet in China in the Tang Dynasty, is Li, and in some ancient documents, "Mei" can also be used as an adjective, such as "plum dyeing", which shows the skill of dyeing with plum peel.

Generally speaking, the word "Mei" is widely used in daily life and is very common. Besides referring to fruit, it has some other extended meanings.