The explanation of thinness describes thinness. Hu Yepin's Bright Eyes: "Although this lady Zhang is as thin as a blue, her boldness of vision is several times larger than her body." He Yanbing's Snow in the North of Hunan: "At this moment, a thin man suddenly came in at the door, dressed in plain clothes and wearing a mauser pistol on his belt, like a local cadre."

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The explanation of thinness is that thinness contains less fat and muscles are not full, as opposed to "fat" and "fat": thinness ("slippery" sounds soft). Thin. Small and thin. Thin. Thin and handsome. Slender (clouds) Thin and flat. Thin. Thin. Thin. Clothes, shoes and socks are too narrow: these pants are too thin. Thin and thin: the explanation of small thin words is cool and refreshing. Yuan Hongdao's poem "Looking at the Moon in Mid-Autumn Festival" in the Ming Dynasty: "Qiu Shu is white, adding clothes makes him feel cold." One is called Lingling.