Explanation of backbone

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〈方〉: Backbone Detailed explanation of backbone (1). Back. Its bone is the backbone of the body's bones, just like a house with beams, so it is called. The first chapter of Yuanguan Hanqing's "Moon Worship Pavilion": "In your mind, wearing a brown jacket on your spine is better than wearing a purple court dress." "Water Margin" Chapter 1: "﹝ Taiwei Hong﹞ took the edict of elixir and used Huangluo The baggage is carried on the back, and the silver hand stove is held in the hand, and the royal incense is burned on the ground. "Haoran's "Sunny Sky" Chapter 103: "Some people are afraid that the naked wheat awns will pierce the flesh, but he doesn't care. It shines like a layer of tung oil." (2). Used as a metaphor. Often refers to a person's will, courage and integrity. "Zhu Zi Yu Lei" Volume 52: "When the world is in decline, it is especially important to have a strong backbone and not to bend or bend." Cao Yu et al. "Courage of Swords" Scene 5: "As long as a person has a backbone , a bit bloody, I will never think of doing such a boneless thing to Fu Chai today." (3). Metaphor of backbone strength. Lu Xun's "Qiejieting Essays·Have Chinese People Lost Their Self-confidence": "Since ancient times, we have had people who work hard, people who work hard, people who pray for the people, people who sacrifice their lives to seek the law... …This is the backbone of China.”

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Explanation of ridge ǐ The middle bone on the back of humans and animals: vertebra. spinal cord. spine. spine. back. vertebrate. The raised part in the middle: the ridge. roof ridge. spine. Radical: month; Explanation of beam Liang á A crossbar mounted on a wall or pillar to support the roof, generally refers to a long horizontal load-bearing component: a roof beam. Pillar. Liang Shangjunzi (referring to a thief). Bridge: bridge. Jinliang (ferry and bridge, also refers to the way of learning). The raised middle part of an object, body or other object: the bridge of the nose. Mountain Ridge