Everything is perfect

Pronunciation:

[sī sī rù kòu]

Interpretation: It is a metaphor for a literary and artistic performance that is very vivid and orderly. One shot. The metaphorical articles and artistic performances are very detailed and accurate.

Silk: every thread; buckle: one of the main parts of the loom. When weaving, each thread must pass between the reed teeth. It is a metaphor for a theatrical performance that is very vivid, orderly and in time. The metaphorical articles and artistic performances are very detailed and accurate. Chapter 27 of Xia Jingqu's "The Exposed Words of the Wild Old Man" in the Qing Dynasty: "This is a string of threads, and the rope is thrown in secret, just like the Taoist saying that the three gods can't get close to the mountain, and those who get close are often led back by the wind." And those twists and turns and subtle sounds are The mouth, also~, remains the same for thousands of years. (Zhu Ziqing's "Classic Chang Tan: The Eighth Warring States Policy")

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The name is very precise

Pinyin sī sī rù kòu

Explanation: silk: every thread; buckle: one of the main parts of the loom. When weaving, each thread must pass between the reed teeth. It is a metaphor for a theatrical performance that is very vivid, orderly and in time. The metaphorical articles and artistic performances are very detailed and accurate.

Sourced from Chapter 27 of Xia Jingqu's "The Words of the Wild Old Man" in the Qing Dynasty: "This is a string of details, and the rope is cast in secret. As the Taoist saying goes, the three gods can't get close to the mountain, and those who get close are often led back by the wind. . "

And those twists and turns and subtle voices, also ~, have been repeated for thousands of years. (Zhu Ziqing's "Classic Chang Tan: The Eighth Policy of the Warring States Period")

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Source: Xia Jingqu, Qing Dynasty, "Ye Sou Exposure", Chapter 27: " This is a string of threads, and the rope is cast in secret, just like the Taoist saying that the boat cannot get close to the three sacred mountains, and those who get close are often led back by the wind. "

The examples are those twists and turns and subtle sounds, which have been like this for thousands of years. out. (Zhu Ziqing's "Classic Chang Tan: The Eighth Warring States Policy")

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Used as predicate, complement, adverbial; refers to orderly

The "button" in "Sisi Chun Button" is also called 杼 (zhù), and "reed" does not refer to the "button" on the clothes, but one of the main parts of the loom, shaped like a comb, used to determine the density of the warp yarns , maintain the position of the warp threads, and tighten the weft threads. "Sisi into the buckle" means: when weaving silk cloth, the warp threads must pass between the teeth of the buckle (reed). The metaphor is meticulous, methodical, and in perfect harmony (mostly refers to articles, artistic performances, etc. that are detailed and vivid)