Caiqi Pinyin: cài qí.

Vegetable border: vegetable plot, also refers to vegetable gardens and vegetable fields.

Detailed Explanation: Caiqi is an idiom composed of two words. Cai refers to vegetables, and Qi refers to the divided area of ????the field. The literal meaning of vegetable plot is the place where vegetables are grown, and it can also generally refer to the garden or field where vegetables are grown. This idiom is often used to describe a place where vegetables are grown. It can also be used to describe a person's hard-working, pragmatic and down-to-earth work attitude.

Usage Scenarios: The idiom "Caiqi" ??can be used to describe a person's serious, hardworking and tireless work attitude. It can be used to describe the diligence of farmers growing vegetables, and it can also be used to describe hard-working people in other industries.

Cai Qi Sentences:

1. I have eaten two crops of leeks in the vegetable Qi. The first time, it was only enough for a plate of scrambled eggs. The second time, I made dumplings for the whole family, which was more than enough; this third time, it was more than enough.

2. The rain strikes the vegetable patch, and the wind blows the catkins and frost.

3. The green vegetable patch, Polygonum multiflorum vine and magnolia vine are intertwined with each other. It is the childhood paradise described by Mr. Lu Xun.

4. Nowadays, vegetable gardens are rich in produce and are not afraid of birds. Many vegetable patches are planted with lettuce, egg-shaped potatoes, sorrel, turnips, radishes and other cruciferous plants.

5. Hundreds of houses are like a Go game, and twelve streets are like vegetable beds.

6. A little closer to the foot of the mountain is a vast green area, which is a vegetable patch and a field.