The pinyin for flower girl is huā gū niáng, the sound of flower is h, which rhymes with u and a and has a single tone; the sound of aunt is g, which rhymes with u and has a single tone; and the sound of mother is n, which rhymes with i and ang and has a single tone.

Flower girl is a beautiful-looking woman or girl. A girl who is kind and beautiful, generous and simple, and as beautiful as a lotus flower is called a flower girl, which used to be the Japanese name for Chinese girls during the war against Japan, meaning beautiful like a flower.

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Appellation origin

The Hanyu Da Dictionary. Although the article "flower girl" gives two meanings, it refers to "women whom the invading Japanese army claimed to be for their enjoyment" as Ma Fen (examples are Ma Fen, Xirong's "Heroes of Lvliang" and Mao Dun's "Gleanings after the Hijacking"), and "a beautiful woman" as a beautiful woman (examples are Ma Fen, Xirong's "Heroes of Lvliang" and Mao Dun's "Gleanings after the Hijacking"). beautiful women" as beautiful women (examples are Shen Congwen's "Housewives' Collection - Guisheng").

This gives the impression that the term "flower girl" associated with the Japanese invasion of China is its origin - the term came into being only during the War of Resistance - and that the term "refers to beautiful women" is a later derivation. The word "flower girl" is its origin - the word came into existence only during the war and "refers to a beautiful woman" was a later derivation. Influenced by this, the Hanyu Dictionary simply identified "flower girl" as "the invasion of the Japanese army ...... made Chinese words".

According to the investigation, the meaning of "flower girl" referring to beautiful women does exist, but not after the war, but before the war. Shen Congwen's works there are other examples of "flower girl" refers to beautiful women, many of them are before the war. There is also earlier and more conclusive evidence.

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