The pronunciation is as follows:

Agarwood as crumbs is pronounced as: chén xiāng rú xiè. From the TV series "Agarwood Like Chips", it tells the story of the fairy Yan Dan and the emperor Ying Yuan of the six realms who jointly declared war on the evil forces. From the heaven to the mortal world, they gradually solved the misunderstandings in the past through getting to know each other, and finally joined hands to safeguard the righteousness of the world,* The tortuous story of two people working together to protect the common people in the world.

Keyword "crumbs"

Pronunciation: xiè.

Noun: broken powder, powder. ? Group words: "wood chips", "iron chips", "chalk chips".

Verb: to grind into pieces. "Book of Rites." "Nei Ze": "Fragrant cinnamon and ginger.".

Verb: cherish, care. "Book of the Later Han Dynasty." Volume 24. "The Biography of Ma Yuan": "I wholeheartedly accept loyalty and disdain reputation."

Verb: think it is worthwhile. Often used together with "no", it has the meaning of contempt. ? Group words: "dismissive".

Adjective: fine, tiny. "tube. "Di Yuan": "It looks like five sands, and the millet is as sharp as dust." "Selected Works." Muhua． "Hai Fu": "Collapse of clouds and rain of debris, gurgling."