_ You Mei Pinyin Edition

The pinyin version of "You Mei" is as follows:

Biāo has yǒu mei.

Biāo has yǒu mei, and its q is real. If you want me to be a gentleman, I will be a gentleman.

Biāo has yǒu to flatter me, and its q ǒ is really sh ǒ 3 sān ǒ x ǒ. Please call me a gentleman and I will be a gentleman.

Biāo has yǒu mei and qǐng basket kung. I beg you to ask me for help, and I want you to ask me for help.

Precautions:

1, Obi: Down. May: The fruit of plum tree. There are: auxiliary words. In the old saying, a monosyllabic word is often accompanied by a word "You", such as "You Xia" and "You Si", which are the same as the word "You Mei".

2. In fact, seven Xi's: "seven" means the majority, and seven-tenths of the fruits have not been said, indicating that there is still a lot of remaining youth. Xi: Auxiliary words are meaningless.

3. Hey: Crowd. T: It refers to unmarried men.

4. (Dai Yi): Moreover, while. G: It's an auspicious day. I hope that men who are interested in pursuing themselves will not miss their auspicious day.

5. In fact, Sanxi: "three (ancient reading is like a forest)" means a very small number, which means that only three-tenths of plums are left, which means that more than half of youth has passed away.

6. Today: immediate significance. Don't wait, come now.

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8. Predication: pronounced as "meeting". In the Book of Songs era, there was a system of "Mid-spring Moon Meeting for Men and Women". All 30-year-old unmarried men and 20-year-old unmarried women use this period to choose their partners without having to marry their children according to normal etiquette. When you say "Wei", it's a warning. It's a deal.