Dreaming Back to Prosperity (梦回繁华) Pinyin

The pinyin of the vocabulary words in Dreaming Back to Prosperity are as follows:

1, silk juàn: a thin and tough silk fabric.

2, pack tuó: to load a person or object on the back (mostly livestock). [duò] mules and horses, etc. loaded with bundles of goods.

3, redundant rǒng: ① idle, superfluous and useless. ② Busy, busy things.

4, Shendan chén tán: ①heavy sandalwood.

5, Hanlin hàn lín: the emperor's literary retainer, after the Tang Dynasty, was first set up, the Ming and Qing dynasties changed the selection from the jinshi.

6, title trek tí bá: written in books, posters, calligraphy and painting, etc. in front of the text is called the title, written in the back, called the trek, known as the title trek

7, good at shàn cháng: unique in some kind of specialty.

8, chengguo chéng guō: the ancient meaning is the inner city and the outer city, now refers to the city or city in general. Cheng refers to the wall of the inner city and Guo refers to the wall of the outer city.

9, 考订 kǎo dìng: to appraise and revise.

10, 田畴 tián chóu: fields and so on.

11, fork chà dào: ① fork in the road. ② divergent paths.

12, 簇拥 cù yōng: a lot of people closely surrounding or guarding.

13. tà qīng (踏青tà qīng): to go out into the wilderness before or after the Qingming Festival to enjoy the spring scenery.

14、行旅 xíng lǚ: a person who travels far; a traveler who travels to and fro.

15、宏敞hóng chǎng: tall and spacious.