Yueruo Cantonese Opera, Zhu Yue Cantonese Opera, Cantonese Opera and Cantonese Bandits.

Cantonese, Cantonese, Cantonese, Cantonese, Cantonese.

Guangdong embroidery, Yuejiang, Liu Yue, Yuekou and Wan Yue.

The first word is a complete collection of words in Guangdong.

Yueruo

[yuèruò]

Send a message Used at the beginning of a sentence, starting with the following.

Qiao Yue

[YuèQiao]

Refers to the area south of Wuling.

Wan Yue

[Yuèwán]

This means it's sunny.

Yuehai

[YuèhìI]

Refers to Guangzhou. In ancient times, Guangzhou was Guangdong and also close to the sea, hence the name.

Zhu Yue

[YuèZhu]

Guangdong spells and prayer spells. Wish, pass the "curse".

Yuejiang

[yuèjiāng]

The old name of the Pearl River.

Yuekou

[yuèkòu]

The slanderous remarks of the ruling class of the Qing Dynasty on the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom.

Guangdong opera

[yuèjù]

One of Guangdong local operas, sung in Cantonese, is mainly popular in Cantonese. Also called Cantonese Opera.

Cantonese cuisine

[Yuèca I]

Cantonese cuisine.

Guangdong bandits

[YuèfíI]

The slanderous remarks of the ruling class of the Qing Dynasty on the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom.

Guangdong opera

[yuèqǔ]

The largest local opera in Guangdong Province is popular in Guangdong, Cantonese-speaking areas of Guangxi, Hong Kong, Macao and places where overseas Cantonese-speaking Chinese live in concentrated communities.

The first word is the four-character group and idiom group at the beginning of Cantonese.

Looking back on Guangdong's past: studying the truth of ancient times.

Guangdong dogs bark when it snows: It seldom snows in Guangdong and Guangxi, and dogs bark when they see snow. Metaphor is rare and strange.

Northern Guangdong dialect: Northern Guangdong dialect, called Shaozhou dialect in ancient times, belongs to Sino-Tibetan language family.

Knowledge Expansion and Sharing: Chinese Character Interpretation of Cantonese Chinese Characters

Guangdong

Youè

Another name of Guangdong Province in China: Cantonese. Cantonese opera.

In ancient times, like "Yu", "Yue" and "Yue", they were all auxiliary words in classical Chinese, used at the beginning of sentences or in sentences.

Number of strokes:12;

Radical: meter;

Expanding thinking: What are the homophones in Cantonese?

←(Yuè)←(Yuè)←(Yuè)←(Yuè)→(Yuè)

Read →(yuè) slap →(yuè) cut →(yuè) Guangdong →(yuè)

→(Yuè)→(Yuè)→(Yuè)→(Yuè)

→(yuè) Guangdong →(yuè) Reading →(yuè) →(yuè)

Guangdong →(yuè) key →(yuè) month →(yuè) dragon →(yuè)

Yue →(yuè) Lu →(yuè) Yue →(yuè) Yi →(yuè) Yu → (yuè)

Yue → (Jade) → (Jade) → (Jade) → (Jade) → (Jade) → (Jade) → (Jade)

Jump →(yuè) key →(yuè) button →(yuè) user →(yuè)

→(yuè) Reading →(yuè) Flying →(yuè) Jumping → (Yuè)

のの→( Yuè)?→(Yuè)?→(Yuè)?→(Yuè)

Month →(yuè) Leap →(yuè) Month →(yuè) Month →(yuè)

Yong →(yuè) Yue →(yuè) Yue →(yuè) Yue →(yuè) Yue → (Yuè)

⑷→( Yuè)⑷→(Yuè)⑷→(Yuè)⑷→(Yuè)⑷→(Yuè)

Reading →(yuè) More →(yuè) More →(yuè)

Stork →(yuè)-→(Yuè) Yue →(yuè) Key →( Yuè)

Yue →(yuè) Yu →(yuè)