What does Qiuyang mean?

Autumn means: scorching sun. Autumn sunshine.

Qiuyang, pronounced qi yáng, is a Chinese word, which means scorching sun and autumn sunshine. From: Mencius on Teng Wengong: "Jiang Han's violence, Qiu Yang's violence, almost impossible." Zhao Qi's note: "Autumn sun, autumn week, May and June of summer, rising sun also." In the Southern Dynasties, Liang Jiangyan disguised himself as a messenger, Jane Wang Ping: "Follow the rivers and rivers, and the autumn sun is beautiful."

Qiuyang makes sentences

1. When we look at the hills in the west, it looks like a fairyland, and Qiuyang behind us, like a kind shepherd, is carrying us home at dusk. The same is true of our wanderings in heaven.

2. Mr. Lao Qiu is the chairman of China Qiuyang Translation Group and the dean of Confucius Business School, who is devoted to the research and promotion of Chinese studies.

Facing the autumn wind, holding Qiu Guang and bathing in the autumn sunshine, if you have a kind heart, you can experience a new taste of life.

4. Choose the Olympic rhyme red full of festive colors, such as maple leaves flowing in the autumn sun. The exciting red tone blends into the warm kitchen and bathroom space, which complements each other.

5, the weather is still hot, the autumn sun is like fire, and there is a scorching atmosphere around.