1, tobacco willow? [yā n li incarnation]: A willow forest shrouded in smoke. It also refers to willows and willows. One of Tang Zhang Zhongsu's Spring Wandering Songs: "Smoke and willow fly lightly, wind and elm drop small money." Song Hui Hong's "Jade Case and Hefang Huiyun" words: "Green Huai Yan Liu Changting Road, hate to take the time to separate, the day will always be like a year of sorrow." Yuan Zhang Kejiu's "Little Peach Blossom, Deep in Spring" song: "A ting of willow locks spring night, adding to the trouble." Qing Shenxiong's poem "Jin Mingchi Moling Nostalgia" reads: "The saddest thing is to smoke a willow, to wear black clothes at the entrance of a lane, and it is difficult to complain about the rise and fall."

2. Puliu [pú li incarnation]: Deciduous shrub (? Salix? gracilistyla? ), autumn withers early, also known as water poplar, used to metaphor or self-deprecating physical weakness.

3. Willow bud [liǔ yá]: the new bud of willow.

4. Liu Fu [fü li ǔ]: Liu refers to beauty because of her graceful posture, and Liu Fu expresses a pity for beauty.

5. [liǔ tīng] [li ǔ t Ρ ng]: The waterside flat land with rows of willows.

6, willow eyebrows [liǔ yè méi]: It looks like a slender and beautiful eyebrow of willow leaves.

7. Spring willow [chūn yuè liǔ]: willow in spring. Used to describe feminine manners.

8. [[liǔ àn huā míng]]: The weeping willows are dense and the flowers are dazzling. Describe the spring scene of willow trees in shade and flowers in profusion. It is also a metaphor for meeting a turning point in difficulties.

9. Looking for flowers and asking for willows [xún huā wèn liǔ]: Flowers and willows: originally referred to spring scenery, but also referred to prostitutes in the old days. The original meaning is to enjoy the spring scenery. Post-old novels are used to refer to prostitutes.

10, flowers are red, willows are green [huā hóng liǔ lǜ]: Describe the beautiful spring scene. Also described as colorful and complicated.

1 1, residual flowers and willow [cán huā bài liǔ]: failure: decline. Residual: withered. Withered willows, withered flowers. Used in the old days to describe a woman who lived a dissolute life or was abandoned by abuse.

12, Liu Mei Hua Ming [liǔ mèi huā míng]: Green willows are shaded and flowers are in full bloom. ? Describe the beauty of spring

13, [liǔ yīng huā yàn] [li ǔ y ī ng hu ā yan]: refers to the song of Ying on the willow and the Yan language among the flowers. Refers to the beautiful spring scenery.

Liu: [Li incarnation]

Basic meaning:

1. Deciduous trees or shrubs, with flexible branches, long and narrow leaves, yellow-green flowers in spring, and white hairs on the seeds, which are scattered with the wind when they mature. There are many kinds, such as weeping willows, river willows and qi willows. ~ floc. ~ the dark flowers are bright.

2. Star name, one of the 28 nights.

3. Last name.

Name > Sound and form. From the wood, three (yǒu) sound. Original meaning: Muming. The branches are flexible. There are many kinds, such as weeping willow, dry willow and willow. Willow is a deciduous tree or shrub with slender drooping branches and long and narrow leaves. Many of them have important economic uses, such as timber, wicker for basket weaving, or bark for tanning, and a few of them (such as Bai Liu and weeping willow) are ornamental shade trees.