Weiweiwei is pronounced: wēiruí.

I. Single Character Interpretation:

1. Weiwei wēi: grass and trees are lush, with their branches and leaves hanging down, such as "Orchid Leaves in Spring, Guihua in Autumn, Brightness "

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2. lei ruí: the drooping flowers of plants and trees.

Second, the word explains:

1, the grass and trees are lush, the branches and leaves drooping look.

Example: Shangweiwei and prevent dew. -- "Chu Rhetoric - Seven Admonitions - The First Release"

The feathery cover is lethargic. --Zhang Heng, "Tokyo Fugue"

Weiwei leeds its own light. -- "Jade Terrace New Rhymes: An Ancient Poem for Jiao Zhongqing's Wife"

The orchid leaves are lethargic in spring, and the osmanthus flowers are bright in autumn. --Tang - Zhang Jiuling, one of the first two poems of "Sense of Encounter"

2, commiserating; depressing.

Example: the attacker said: you go out on it. Only so Weiwei, the more the heart is tired. Baoyu was listless, only to follow him. -- "Dream of the Red Chamber - the second six"

Cited explanation:

1, when the household planted roses, branches and leaves are too lethargic.

Interpretation: The grass and trees are lush with drooping branches and leaves.

2, under the Mo Lan Hui, the upper brush feather cover; wrong emerald Weiweiwei, Mu around the jade Sui.

Interpretation: Feather ornamentation.

3, Weiweiwei self-defense, fortunate that the white jade flawless; bind the bitter struggle, like the coverlet of the brocade can be covered.

Interpretation: soft and weak.

4, spring building is not closed Weiweiwei locks, green water back through the bridge.

Interpretation: The word "lethargy" is also written as "Weiwei". Later, the word "Weiweiwei" was used to refer to the lock.

5. Weiweiwei is the appearance of hanging leaves of grass and trees.

Interpretation: The name of the grass. That is, lemonade. See "lemonade".

Internet Explanation

Weiwei leiwei lei (葳蕤) describes the appearance of flourishing branches and leaves, and gorgeous and brightly colored feather decorations, and also describes the appearance of luxuriant plant growth, and also compares to the gorgeousness of words. The word was chosen as the first warmed-up word by the "National Action to Warm Up the Frozen Chinese Characters" initiated by the Second Chinese Character Dictation Conference in 2014.

Also, in Chinese medicine, it is a medicinal herb, also known as yuzhu, which has nodes that are yellowish in color and flat, round, curved and worm-like. The function is to nourish yin and moisten the lungs, benefit the stomach and produce fluids. It is used for lung and stomach yin injury, dry cough with sticky phlegm, dry tongue and thirst, or yin deficiency with external warmth, fever without sweating, dry cough and sore throat. The Qing Dynasty Le Jun "spring - Song Yunshu Yi Cao seat Wing white lilac flowers" words wrote: Ying Yan Ding Ning long, do not lightly open, Weiweiwei gold locks.