1, meandering

means zigzagging and continuous; describes the sound of singing and birdsong sound of the melodious round; also has the meaning of gradual, gradual and so on. From a poem entitled "Ruling the House" by Qi Xie朓(谢朓), "Long migrating to Nanchuan Yang, meandering to the foot of the western mountains."

2, dense

Also known as "smoldering tobacco" and "generative force", referring to the hot and humid clouds, smoke and clouds filled with the appearance. It also has the meaning of "full". It describes a dense smoke or cloud. The ancient Vietnamese used the process of the formation of summer typhoons, which they often saw, to describe the process of the formation of tomorrow's land: a large amount of seawater evaporates on the surface of the sea due to the strong sunshine and rising water temperatures, resulting in the formation of hot and humid clouds of fog.

Densification of the basic interpretation:

"Densification" from the word from the gas sound from the cause, "gas" refers to the "chaos of the gas". The word "cause" refers to "inheritance and development". "Gas" and "due to" combined to indicate that "the chaos of the gas fluctuates and aggregates, light and turbid into the sky, heavy and turbid into the ground," the process of change. "Dense" word from the gas sound from the 昷, meaning "hot and humid vapor", which is to say that the "chaotic gas" has hot and humid characteristics. Because the creation theory of the ancient universe is the creation of the ancient Vietnamese, so the ancient Vietnamese often see the formation of summer typhoons to say that the process of the formation of tomorrow's earth: the sea surface due to strong sunshine water temperature rise caused by a large number of seawater vaporization, the formation of scattered hot and humid fog. Subsequently, under the action of the Earth's rotational deflection force, countless hot and humid fog began to rotate in the same direction, forming a whole: the typhoon. The typhoon grows higher and higher, rotating faster and faster, and eventually under the action of centrifugal force, its light component rises to form the "sky", and its heavy component falls to become the "earth".