The sentence about Houdun goes like this: The general leads his troops directly to the other base. Yo, I finally saw this guy's hero, a thick bull's head. Hehe, maybe he is so stupid himself. They all wear thick glasses. I think they were bombed this time, and they will be beaten when they go back.

This is some old yellow paper. It looks like it is made of paper. It is very thick. Henderson wrinkled his thick forehead. Its wings are not as thin as ordinary butterflies, and its thick, hairy, fleshy and textured wings are by no means comparable to ordinary butterflies, which is also the main reason why I chase it. The front end of Mo Yan's wooden stick was covered with thick hemp.

Stepping on the fallen monster, I stood up my thick chest, held my hairy head high, and gave a fierce and savage howl, which was the cry of an ape declaring victory! Yes, I'm King Kong. Wearing silver armor, long hair and yellow robe, the knight leans on the thick pier back of the snow mastiff and plays the flute wholeheartedly.

The passengers were packed in the car in thick clothes, and they were all sleepy by the monotonous engine sound and the sultry air in the carriage. The cold current struck, and pedestrians on the road wore thick piles.

Houdundun, a Chinese word, pinyin is hòu dūn dūn, which is an adjective and means very thick. A thick pile of grass; A thick cotton-padded coat.