Chai Men's meaning.

Meaning: A door made of firewood. It's simple.

Pinyin: Chai Men.

Quote: Zhou Libo's "The Storm" Part II: "Xiaoxiang pushes Chai Men away and two white geese run away."

Interpretation: refers to a poor family; Shut the door, shut the door.

Use example:

1. Integrity is the spring breeze that Jiao sent away from the villagers in Chai Men Village. Kong Fansen held her mother's frozen feet in her arms, which was affectionate.

In recent years, he has made great efforts to get rich, bid farewell to Chai Men, Penghu where several generations lived, and moved into a spacious and bright new house.

Synonym:

I. Chai Fei

Interpretation: Chai Men. It also means that the family is poor.

Quote: Hong Shen's "Shen Tu" Book III: "Call the door, Chai Fei is half open, and a guest goes out."

Second, the wooden door [mü men]

Interpretation: wooden door.

Quote: Lao She's Camel Xiangzi III: "The gate only blocks a wooden fence, there is no wooden door, and there is no gatehouse."

Three. Mucha

Interpretation: wooden fence.

Quote from The Romance of the Three Kingdoms, the 104th time: "When Zhuge Liang saw that Sima Yi refused to go out to war, he ordered Ma Dai to build a wooden fence, dig a deep ditch in the camp, and accumulate more dry wood to start a fire."