What are the spring characters of spring water?

Spring group words: Spring, Qingquan, Liuquan, Lingquan, Jin Quan, Bingquan, Yunquan, Yongquan, Smile Jiuquan, Thinking of Spring, Literary Spring, Fountain and so on.

Source of ten thousand households: Pinyin:

Lady Yang

Explanation:

Metaphor is permeated with literary thoughts.

Source:

Su Songshi's Wen Shuo: "My writing is like a spring, and it comes out indiscriminately."

Grammar:

Sources are objects and attributes; Refers to a person's literary talent.

Thinking like a spring: Pinyin:

imperial edict

Explanation:

Talent is like a gushing spring. Describe people who are quick-thinking and talented.

Source:

"Old Tang Shu Su Zhuan": "The thoughts of others are like a spring, which is beyond my reach."

Grammar:

Thinking like a spring is the subject-predicate type; As a predicate; With praise.

Synonym:

Get a pen ready.

The Source of Cold Thought: Pinyin;

Han Kun ri si

Explanation:

Refers to the child's yearning for his mother.

Source:

The Book of Songs: "The clear spring is cold and sparse. There are seven children, and my mother is hard. "

Grammar:

The thought of cold spring is formal; Become an object; Refers to the child's yearning for his mother.

Example:

Tao Qian's Biography of Meng Qian, the General of the Western Expedition: "The thought of opening a rich and cold spring is really fascinating."

Digging wells and springs: pinyin:

Steven Chu

Explanation:

Dig: dig; And: to. Digging a well means digging a spring. Metaphor works from beginning to end.

Source:

Mencius devoted himself to: "Dig wells for promising people, dig wells for nine days, and abandon them when they reach the spring."

Grammar:

Digging wells and springs as objects and attributes; Used to do things.

Smile Jiuquan: Pinyin:

Jiǔ· Pei Kun

Explanation:

Jiuquan: Deep underground, it used to refer to the place where people were buried after death. Also known as the "grave". The grave is full of smiles. It means to feel gratified and happy after death.

Source:

Li Qingru's "Garden in the Mirror" is the third time: "My son went there to help me, and I also smiled."

Grammar:

Laugh at Jiuquan as a predicate; Die without regret.

Example:

My son is gone, but he can still help me. I also smile at Jiuquan. (Li Ruzhen's "Jing Hua Yuan" in the Qing Dynasty, the third time)

Synonym:

Laugh at the nine plains, laugh at the nine secluded places, and laugh into the ground.

Antonym:

Hate the grave, hate the end.