Maixiùshǔlí, a Chinese idiom whose pinyin is màixiùshǔlí, comes from "The Book of Songs·Wang Feng·Muli".

"The Book of Songs·Wang Feng·Mill Li": "The millet is Lili, the seedlings of the millet. The center is shaking." "Historical Records·Song Weizi Family": "The wheat is gradually fading. , The grain is oily. That cunning boy is not good to me."

The poem contains a lot of thoughts and feelings about the remaining water in the mountains. ★Qing Dynasty Ping Buqing's "Xia Wai Zhuan·Qu Hui Weng".

Maixiushuli màixiùshǔlí Idiom name: Maixiushuli (maixiushuli) Structure: ABCD idiom composed of Chinese characters: Mai, Xiu, millet, Li Idiom explanation: A word of mourning for the loss of the country.