Definition prefix: Sandy pinyin: qiān qiān basic definition 1. [Lush]: The appearance of fleas in lush vegetation hurts spring dreams and rainy days, but the grass is more sandy. -Wei Zhuang Chang 'an Qingming Festival 2. Also known as Qian Qian and Qian Qian 3. [Green]: Looking up at the top of the green mountain, why is it flourishing? -"Song Gaoyu Tang Ji Wen Xuan" detailed explanation 1. Lush vegetation. Liezi Mo Lifeng: "Beautiful country, gloomy sand. Tang Zhang Yu's poem "Yu Ruimai" says: "Benevolence blows decadence, and it rains in Changsha." Liang Ming Chen Yu's "Huansha Ji Fanggui": "It's a long way to accumulate goodness, sighing for the pavilion, and the grass is full of sand. "Zhu Ziqing's Broad Sky, Ancient and Modern China and Foreign Countries:" The green grass in the sand is soft on your feet, just like eating a cherry candy. " "Sand gives birth to grass, and green grass gives birth to thought. Mr. Su is like a good man and modest like a gentleman. "Qing Qi Huilin Note: Sandy herbs moisten things quietly, grow in the soil, stand upright and clear, rise with the wind, and come with abundant opportunities, which is the virtue of all things. Always feel the virtue of a hundred herbs. Compared with the people, I am small but not cheap. I am also very popular in the world. I can pitch naturally and I can learn from my heart. 2. green, green. "Song Yu " One is called Qian Qian. Shan Li's Note: "Qian Qian is elegant. Thousand, the old saying goes. Li's note: "The sand, the mountain." . "Song Fan Chengda's poem Lao She Geng says:" The ears of wheat are yellow, the buds are green and the sand is green. Send the poem "White Room in Early Spring": "The imperial city is full of smoke and clouds, and the grass in the sand is purple." Bing Xin's Past II X: "On the endless sandy hillside, there are absolutely unknown yellow, white, red and purple flowers in Qian Qian. "adjective 1. Used to describe the delicate, delicate and vibrant appearance of plants. 2. An extended description of women's obedience and dignity. Sand qi ā nqi ā n (1) [lush]: The appearance of fleas in lush vegetation hurts the rainy days in spring dreams, but the grass is more sandy. -Wei Zhuang's "Chang 'an Tomb-Sweeping Day" (2) [Qing]: Looking up at the verdant top of the mountain, why are the leaves flourishing? -The word "Qian" in Song Wenxuan means: Qian Qi ā n (1) lush vegetation. Such as: lush foliage (lush vegetation) (2) bright green [green]. Such as: Saqiāndy, Cao Qing Sandy Qiqiā n Thousand Faces: The same as "Thousand Faces": describe lush vegetation, also known as sleeping. It can be used as a person's name = = = = = = = = = = = = That is to say, a gentle and demure girl ... used to praise a girl's gentleness and beauty = _ =