Metaphor works and performances are very detailed and accurate. Explain in detail that every warp thread passes through the reed in an orderly way when weaving. The metaphor is one by one, and there is no mistake at all. Buckle, the same as "reed", is a part of a loom. Zhao Yi's Poems of Ou Bei and Han Changli in Qing Dynasty: "In recent times, Zhu Zhu 'an and Cha Chubai have couplets of Shui Dui and Guan Zao Bamboo Paper, which are clear in level, but elegant in expression, full of threads and words." Qing Lin Zexu's "Notice of Advising to Donate Relief": "After the matter is completed, it will be published and compiled into a book, so that donations can be made." Zhu Ziqing's "Vast Sky" and "Ancient and Modern China and Foreign Countries": "I'll learn from that likui jy jumped out of the black pine forest, waved a hatchet and chopped him casually! That's my idea! Likui jy is by no means Wu Yong: of course, it is not enough to talk about the rigorous reasoning! "
Word decomposition
The explanation of filar silk. Describe slender things. A trace of words. One of Tang Sikong's poems "snuff" reads: "The willows in Shu painted a building, and the windows were dusty and the mirrors were full, so I didn't comb my hair." The third poem of Song Sushi's "Opening the Garden on March 20th": "The gloomy and green beard is a true friend, and the filar silk is a countryman." The Interpretation of Su Fa Kou by Wen Zhiming in Ming Dynasty; The Kou Kou was trapped or closed with rings and other things; Fasten the door. Button: Button. Knot: a knot. Put the utensils face down or cover them: buckle the bowl on the table. Coincidence: Deduct the question (in line with the meaning of the question). Forcible detention: detention. Deduct from it: deduct. Deduct (? ）。 Tap: