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The meaning and pinyin of "He Dao"

The pinyin of Hedao means rice.

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"The History of the Later Han Dynasty Biography of Dongyi Japan": "The soil is suitable for rice, hemp, silkworm and mulberry, and the weaving performance is known for the cloth." "Biography of Jin Shu Dongyi Japanese": "Ground temperature, planting ordinary rice, weaving sericulture."

In the 12th time of Luo Guanzhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms in the Ming Dynasty, Tao Gongzu asked Xuzhou Cao Mengde to beat Lu Bu, indicating that locusts suddenly got up that year and ate up all the rice. In kanto region, every valley welcomes guests for 50 yuan, and the people treat each other.

"The Secret History of the Zhou Dynasty" Episode 11: Suddenly it was dark and the wind blew wildly, driving away the thunder and lightning. Sand and stones fly in the city, trees are uprooted, straw is everywhere in the countryside, and people are frightened.

Related sentences:

1 and 2 1 These two days, it rained heavily in Chuqing, the sky was clear, the sun was shining, and the trees on the ground were lush. The fields are full of rice and rice, and there is a golden harvest scene.

2. Over the past few days, reporters have seen in yingde city Railway Station, Wang Bu and other towns and villages that the golden ears of rice in the fields are covered with rice stalks.

3. Due to the high tide at sea, Xixiang area of Yinxian, which runs against Yongjiang River, is often attacked by salt tide, and rice grains are extinct.

4. Only the pastoral works with the theme of painting rice are rare. Mr. Ma is such a person. In the humid weather, the clouds in the village steamed Xia Wei, and the fragrant rice in the village was a kind of quiet pastoral beauty.

5. Looking at the green hills, the rice, oil and salt are green, and the flags are swaying, which touches his spring worries; Seeing the Maodian in front of the mountain, the restaurant by the water, and the butterflies by the road triggered his reverie.

6. Looking at the green mountains and green waters, rice, oil and salt, and flags swaying touched his spring worries: looking at the Maodian in front of the mountain, the restaurant by the water, and the butterflies on the roadside triggered his reverie.