The meaning of Chizhu Dantong

Chizhu Dantong: These four characters all mean red. Red:

A slightly lighter color than vermilion. Generally refers to red, red beans, that is, red beans. Zhu:

Vermilion, a more vivid red, cinnabar: mineral, red or brownish-red, can be used in traditional Chinese medicine, can also be used as a pigment. Dan:

Red, dansha, is cinnabar, and red-crowned crane is a kind of crane with a red head. 彤tóng refers to red, the sun is red, and the little face is red.

As it deteriorates, the degree of "redness" gradually decreases.

All four of these words mean red. Red: A slightly lighter color than vermilion. Generally refers to red.

Zhu: Vermilion, a more vivid red, Dan: red, Dansha, is cinnabar, red-crowned crane, is a kind of crane with a red head.

Tong: refers to red

Chizhu Dantong: These four characters all mean red, but the degree of representation is different. It reflects the rich colors of the sunset in Sanya.

Red: A slightly lighter color than vermilion. Generally refers to red, red beans, that is, red beans.

Vermilion: Vermilion, brighter red, red, cinnabar: mineral, red or brownish-red, can be used in traditional Chinese medicine, can also be used as a pigment.

Dan: Red, dansha, is cinnabar, red-crowned crane, is a kind of crane with a red head. Tong:

Refers to a red, sun-red little face. "Red Zhu Dantong" means red, but the degree of color is getting darker and darker. Source: Sujiao Edition Primary School Sixth Grade Chinese Volume 2 Lesson 2 "Sanya Sunset":

It crooked its red face, without any tiredness, shook off the red Zhu Dantong from its body in a dashing manner, splashing countless dazzling highlights on the sea. (The colorful sunset in Sanya is reflected here.) ）

Chizhu Dantong: These four characters all mean red.

This idiom literally refers to different degrees of red; In other ways, some things are more or less the same, but there are subtle differences!

Chi Zhu Dantong: These four characters are all red, but they represent different degrees. The interpretation is rich in color and bright in tone. From the second volume of the sixth grade language book "Sunset in Sanya".

Literal meaning: red: a color slightly lighter than vermilion. It generally refers to red, which is like red beans.

Vermilion: Vermilion, the more vivid red of the branches, the big red, cinnabar: mineral, red or brown-red Chi He disturbance, Chinese medicine can be used as medicine, can also be used as a pigment.

Dan: Red and brownish, also said to be the color of wolfberry, Dansha, is cinnabar, red-crowned crane, is a kind of crane with red head.

Tong: Refers to a very thick red, like a small face that is red from the sun.