Chinese character: 馐

Pronunciation: xiū?

Stroke:

Meaning: delicious food.

Citation: Qing Dynasty Pu Songling's "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio": The wine is good, the delicacies are mixed, the mouth is sweet and fragrant, and the food is extremely delicious.

Translation: After I started drinking, the delicious food was mixed together, and it was very delicious in my mouth. It was no different from the usual food. Extended information

Group of words: delicacies, delicacies, delicacies, delicacies, delicacies, delicacies, delicacies, delicacies on a jade plate.

1. Rare and precious food [zhēn xiū]: rare and delicious food. Also used as a treasure.

2. Delicious food [xiū yáo] is still a dish.

3. Delicious meal [xiū shàn] food.

4. 馐cuo [xiū cuò] Zhenhaicao.

5. Jade plate delicacies [yù pán zhēn xiū] Gorgeous plates and precious food.

From: Tang Dynasty·Li Bai's "Traveling is Difficult·Part 1": A gold bottle of wine costs ten thousand, and a jade plate contains ten thousand coins. (Shame Tong: delicacy; Zhi Tong: value)

Translation: The wine in the gold cup is worth ten thousand a dou, and the dishes in the jade plate are precious and worth thousands.