What does it mean? What does it mean to read Qianmo?

It seems that there is an author called this, and there is also **"Fox Xianggong".

Sang Niang gently pulled with Biancangyue, and the red silk slipped down. Suddenly the drums below shook the sky, and firecrackers rang out in unison. Crowds of people poured into the restaurant like water.

The lions jumped again with their teeth and claws. I saw that the gilded plaque on the gate was written with four vigorous characters: Nian Sang Restaurant.

The corners of Sang Niang's eyes jumped, and when she looked back, Bian Cangyue looked at her lightly: "What does Sang Dangjia think about the name Cangyue?" ”

I don't know how you mentioned it. However, if this plaque is seen by the fox at home, I am afraid that it will not be able to be kept for half a day. What does this mean by the moon? Nian Sang, Nian Sang, how to read, which Sang?

Sang Niang smiled casually, her expression was calm and waveless: "Qianmo Nian Sang, Biangongzi is really a good literary talent, and he pointed out the characteristics of Pingshi Town in one sentence, which is really suitable for the situation." ”

A smile flashed in Bian's eyes when she heard this: "No matter how talented Cangyue is, she can't match the quick wit of the Sang family." If this plaque is interpreted in this way, it will naturally have a different meaning. ”

As above, I don't know if it helps you

Qianmo is the meaning of the field road, and there is no special allusion to Qianmo Niansang. It is also possible that Mo Shangsang, the author is mistaken.

I only know that there is a writer whose name is this, but I don't know the exact meaning and source, could it be that Xiaolu misses the mulberry tree that was cut down? Huh...

I miss you on the field path.

阡mo is a Chinese word, pronounced qiān mò, both from 阜 (阜 i.e., mound, mound), referring to a field path. From Sima Qian's "Historical Records of the Clan's Code Jujubes and the Biography of Shang Jun": "For Tian Kaiqian Mo to seal the territory, and pay taxes." ”

"Thousand" is a spatial concept that guides the north direction. The word "thousand" is from the person from ten (from the word "Shuo Wenjie"), which means "people start to walk": to the south is the direction of life, and to the north is the direction of death.

The "hundred" is a concept of time, which refers to the division of the time period between sunrise and the next sunrise into 100 quarters (see "Hundred Ticks"). Therefore, the term "thousands of models" is synthesized into concepts similar to "space-time" and "universe". The word "Qianmo" refers to the ridges that run north-south and east-west and intersect each other in the vast fields, where "Qian" refers to the ridges that run north-south; "Mo" refers to the east-west mound.

阡mo means field path, pinyin qiān mò.

Qianmo explained: Tian Jie; field paths; fields, ridges; Metaphorical way, doorway. Pinyin: qiān mò.

Qianmo makes a sentence

1. The wind grows, the sad song is long, the time is endless, and there are many sighs. Alone with a volume of incense Sanskrit, remote refers to the pain of that section of the seal, hidden from the mountain, cold with the water, the strings of the charming golden years, and the long song of a Sauvignon Blanc in the vertical and horizontal of Qianmo.

2. The overall planning and design of the Luomei Belt adopts a beaded layout, with the original rural roads as the main line, connecting the landscape areas such as Guqiao Gengyue, Qianmo Xinhe, Xigang Mudi and Wangshan Evening Cooking, showing the subtlety and charm of the original ecological landscape.

3. The suburbs intersect to form a beautiful landscape.

4. After a few years of going to the house, my family of three lives in a bungalow, the inconvenience of Qianmo, there is no road leading to its household.

5. However, whether it is sitting on the ridge through the streets and alleys, or running on the Qianmo, even the face on the gorgeous throne in the palace does not make people read the slightest sense of pain.

6. I saw that the streets in the city were square, the traffic was strange, the shops on both sides were lined up, the peddlers and pawns shuttled among them, and the shouting and shouting were intertwined, and the end was very lively.

7. The land is flat, the houses are like that, there are good fields, beautiful ponds, mulberry and bamboo, Qianmo traffic, chickens and dogs smell each other.

阡mo pinyin: qiān mò

Explanation:1Field Trail 2Fields, ridges 3Figurative way, way 4Caoye Folk Shengge Pinyin: shēng gē

Explanation:1Song of Washeng 2Generally refers to playing music and singing; Sheng song boiling (describing ** singing and dancing is extraordinary).

Qianmo: The ridge path between the fields is not only the dividing line, but also the field path. 阡 and Mo respectively represent longitudinal or horizontal field trails, so it is said that "Qianmo vertical and horizontal" is similar to "longitude and latitude".

Sangtian: Generally refers to farmland. The ancients did not have cotton, so they needed to grow mulberry and hemp to wear; Grow food for food.

Mulberry and grain fields are collectively called "mulberry fields". Because people describe historical changes as "the sea has changed over time", it is often used as a metaphor for the changes in the world.

阡陌 [qiān mò].

Interpretation] 1.Field Trail 2Fields, ridges 3Figurative way, way 4Grass and folk fields.

干田 [sāng tián] refers to the field domain; A metaphor for the changes in the world.

See Tang Wei Yingwu's poem "Listening to the Song of the Warbler": "The shrike flies over the sound and rushes, and the mulberry fields are green when the hoopoe is down." ”

There are several interpretations of mulberry fields, one of which refers to a field where mulberry trees and crops are grown. Qianmo: A field path.

Answer: 1, 阡mo Pinyin: qiān mò Explanation:

Also known as "Qianbai". Tian Jie; Field road: Qianmo traffic, chickens and dogs smell each other.

Field: Creeping between the ranks, and stubbornly in the midst of strangeness. Added:

The paths and irrigation channels in the farmland are called "Qian" for the longitudinal (north-south direction) and "Mo" for the horizontal (east-west direction). Communication: The field roads are staggered.

2. Sangtian sāng tián Explanation: (1).A field where mulberry trees and crops are planted. "Poetry, Wind, and Determination": "The stars are dreaming of driving, and they are said in Sangtian." ”

2).It also refers specifically to the field of mulberry planting. Tang Wei Yingwu "Listening to the Song of the Warbler" poem:

The shrike flew over and screamed, and the hoopoe was green when the mulberry field was green. The seventh and eighth chapter of "The Strange Status Quo Witnessed in Twenty Years": "After half a year, he suddenly had something to go to Zhaoqing to inspect, so he said that he wanted to visit Sangtian by the way.

This rumor spread, and it scared the squires who undertook the sericulture, and the was all gone! ”

3).It refers to the mutual change of the mulberry field and the sea. Ming Yang Ting, "The Legend of the Dragon Paste: Wandering Immortals":

Seeing how many changes in the world are mulberry fields, he is busy mentioning the immortal officials under the pillars, waking up the embroidery Hu Chanjuan early, and falling in love with the dancing mirror Feiluan. Wu Weiye of the Qing Dynasty "Haihu Song": "So he made the same as boasting about the land and the sea, and was willing to teach the queen mother to laugh at the mulberry field."

See " Mulberry field canghai ".

4).Ancient place names. Ground. "The Second Year of Duke Xu": "Duke Yu was defeated in Sangtian. Yang Bojun noted: "Sangtian is now the dense mulberry post in Lingbao County, Henan Province. ”

The word "Qianmo" refers to the ridges that run north-south and east-west and intersect each other in the vast fields, where "Qian" refers to the ridges that run north-south; "Mo" refers to the east-west mound.

Mulberry: In ancient times, mulberry trees and catalpa trees were often planted next to family houses. He also said that the mulberry and catalpa trees in his hometown were planted by his parents, and he should pay tribute to them. Later generations used "mulberry" as a metaphor for their hometown.