What does smog mean?

Haze refers to an atmospheric phenomenon.

In remote ancient times, our ancestors did not know this phenomenon, and thought it was a monster, which, like rainbow, rainbow and fog, had the characteristics of "invisible and intangible". It is recorded in ancient books that the haze beast feeds on "earth, wood, bamboo and stone" and often appears at the same time as fog, so it is called "haze".

Most Oracle inscriptions in Shang Dynasty were written by Oracle Bone Inscriptions, and Oracle Bone Inscriptions, who was related to haze, said: Haze is hard to blame. Haze is not good for people. Here we can only worship the wisdom of the ancients again. In The Book of Songs-The Last Wind-The Last Wind, we can see how the ancients viewed smog-"the last wind and smog", that is to say, the strong wind reduced the rustic smell in the air a lot.

Haze phrase

1, smog

Interpretation: Haze is a combination of fog and haze. Smog is very common in cities. In many areas of China, fog and haze are combined as disastrous weather phenomena for early warning and forecasting, which are collectively called "haze weather".

Step 2 wonder

Explanation: turbidity caused by a large amount of smoke and dust suspended in the air II. Metaphor is the shadow of human mind and unpleasant atmosphere. Can also be said to be in a bad mood, in a haze state. It also means to suppress a dull atmosphere.

Haze: Today refers to an atmospheric phenomenon. In ancient times, ancestors did not know this phenomenon, but thought it was a behemoth. It is a monster like "rainbow", "rainbow" and "fog", with the characteristics of "invisible and intangible". It is recorded in ancient books that the haze beast feeds on "earth, wood, bamboo and stone" and often appears at the same time as fog, so it is called "haze".

This word appears many times in Oracle Bone Inscriptions of Yin Ruins. The inventor of this word has a good sense of humor: a sly civet cat walks barefoot in the rustling rain with wide eyes.

Extended data

Related words:

First, smog? 【yīn mái】？

Explanation:

1, the general term for haze.

2, metaphor environment is bad. Haze (mái).

Second, hey? 【fēn mái】？

Interpretation: Fog and haze. Metaphor is a traitor.

Third, huh? [ mái huì ]？

Explanation:

1，dim。

2. It refers to rainy days.

3, metaphor world chaos.

4. burial; Disappear.

Fourth, the cloud? 【yún mái】？

Explanation:

1, thick cloud.

2. refers to rolling waves.

3. Smoke; Fog.

4. Metaphor of evil forces.

Fifth, faint? 【hūn mái】？

Explanation:

1, dim light.

2, confused, not smart.

3, metaphor troubled times or evil forces.