Interpretation of Liang rou Liang rou. Generally refers to delicious food. Beam, pass "beam". "Guan Zi Xiao Kuang": "Nine concubines and six concubines, thousands of concubines, must eat meat and embroider clothes." One is called "cold meat". Jiao's Going Out: "You are proud of being tired of eating meat. How can you remember when I was poor?" One is called "cold meat". Song Fan Chengda's "Ancient Style Sending South Youth": "Liang meat is not precious, and the snow is yellow." The king of the Qing Dynasty wrote in the volume of Rewriting the Record of Lent: "But your career is getting richer and richer, but you are rich and tired, old and strong, and you don't wear clothes."

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Interpretation of beam × beam A beam is a beam that supports the roof on a wall or column, and generally refers to a horizontal strip-shaped load-bearing member: a house beam. Cross beam A gentleman on the beam (refers to a thief). Bridge: Bridge. Jinliang (ferry and bridge, refers to the gate of learning). The raised part in the middle of an object, body or other object: the bridge of the nose. The explanation of dorsal meat is the red soft tissue in human body or animal body: meat. Meat. Meat. Muscle. Meat ticket (a person captured by bandits, a voucher for bandits to extort money from their families) Body (Buddhism refers to the body). Edible part of fruit: longan meat. Winter melon is very thick. Fruit is not crisp, not crisp: watermelon with pulp