2. The specific interpretation of Beaver is as follows:

Hé: A mammal that looks like a fox and lives in valleys, mountains and fields; Omnivorous fish, rats, frogs, shrimps, crabs, wild fruits, weeds, etc. Skin is very precious.

Háo: Synonymous with (hé), used for "raccoon" and "raccoon".

This is the same as the ancient "Xi".

3. The exact words are as follows:

The raccoon hair háoróng, the raccoon skin without hard hair, is light and soft, and is a precious fur.

I am a slave, I am a slave. From "Biography of Lu Jin": "Chao () leads ten thousand people, and is a small governor. Before the war, his troops were plundered. Machine _ its owner. The senior general rode 100 fighters, went straight into the plane and caught it. Gu said to the plane,' Can a slave be a governor?' "

Birds of a feather flock together, people are divided into groups: y ξ qi ξ zh é, hill: heaped-up mountains; Raccoon: A wild animal that looks like a fox. Raccoons in the mountains. Metaphor is ugly, there is no difference. From Han Yang Yunzhuan: "If you were a junior minister in the Qin Dynasty and killed Zhongliang, you would die, making yourself a minister. Even today, ancient and modern times are birds of a feather."