What does Gigi Lai mean?

Li's definition is: see (drop). Lijiang River, the water name, is in Guangxi.

1, origin and significance: the word "Li" originated in ancient times and is a hieroglyphic, meaning river. In ancient Chinese characters in China, the word "Li" is shaped like a winding river, indicating clarity, fluency and beauty. Therefore, Gigi Lai is often used to describe the beauty of rivers, lakes and seas in ancient poems.

2. Cultural tradition: In the traditional culture of China, Li Zhi also plays an important role. Widely used in place names, names, appellations, etc. For example, a famous tourist attraction in Guangxi is called "Guilin Lijiang River". In addition, the word "Li" is also used to describe the style of works of art such as poetry and painting, such as "This poem has Lijiang flavor".

Li's exact words are as follows:

1, incisively and vividly: describes an article or speech that is fully and thoroughly expressed or very enjoyable. Dripping wet: describe dripping wet, metaphorically speaking, dripping wet; Incisively and vividly: play to the extreme. Generosity: describes being full of energy when speaking and writing, and using carefree words. Drip: full of worry.

2, hearty: described as very carefree. Humble: drinking, extended to comfort and worry-free; Drip: a carefree look. Bloody: describes blood flow. Drip: the way it keeps dripping down. Lively: the description is very enjoyable. Drip: It feels very comfortable.

Lijiang River: A river in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, China, known as "the mother river of Guilin", is an important part of Guilin scenery. Lishui: Describe the clear, clear and bright appearance of water. Li Li: Describe Qingshui. Li Lin: Describe the dripping water. Li Che: Describe the water as crystal clear and crystal clear.

4. Lizhou: the country name of the Sui Dynasty in China, located in today's Guilin City, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. Li Man: Describe the vastness of water. Li Hai: In ancient times, it referred to the South China Sea as well as the ocean. Li Cang: Describe the colors of cyan, turquoise and blue. James Li: Describe the spring water as clear as crystal water.

5. Lushan Mountain: Describe the high mountain and beautiful scenery. Ber Ber Cang: Describe lush vegetation. Gong Li: The legendary Wushan Goddess, the daughter of the Emperor of Heaven, lives by the water in the south of Guilin, so she is called Gong Li. Lishui people: people who are near the water have a kind of peace and tranquility away from the hubbub.

6, rain: describe the clarity of rain, just like drowning. Li Feng: Describing the mountain breeze as fresh is like blowing the Lijiang River. Li Yun: Describe the whiteness of clouds, just like the whiteness of Lishui. Lijiang River: A river in China, which flows through Guilin, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, is known as "Guilin's landscape is the best in the world" because of its clear water and beautiful scenery.

7. Ink: describe whether the ink color is appropriate, or refer to paintings such as calligraphy and painting. Wu Li: Describe the barren vegetation and lack of vitality. Lijiang Waterfall: Describe the waterfall flowing as wide as Lijiang River.