Explanation of Yatou Wan Tie

Title name. Written by King Xianzhi of Jin Dynasty. The third poem of Wang Shizhen of the Qing Dynasty's "Inscription on the Picture of Ducks in the Reed Pond in Xia Chong": ""Yatou Wan Tie" and "Fish Sutra", the reeds are full of darkness all day long."

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Explanation of duck head: The color of duck head is green, describing the color of water. Tang Dynasty Li He's poem "Together with Shen's Prince Consort Fu De Yugou Water": "The keel around the embankment is cold, and the duck's head on the bank is fragrant." Song Su Shi's poem "Farewell": "The spring water of duck's head is as thick as dye, and the peach blossoms on the water surface make the spring face." Qingna Lan Xingde's "Treading on the Sand" lyrics: "Spring Water Duck Head, Spring Mountain Parrot Post Explanation Postè Samples to imitate when learning to write: Stele calligraphy. Copybook. Painting calligraphy. Tieě Note: copybook. Paper for inviting guests: post." Invitation. A piece of paper with birthdays written on it: Geng Tie. Quantifier, used to match several decoctions: Yi Tie ē appropriate: