Zigui meant another name for the cuckoo. According to the description in the Bird Classic, cuckoos were also known as Zigui birds, Zijuan birds, and Guigui birds. Legend had it that the cuckoo was the soul of the king of Shu during the Spring and Autumn Period.
[When You Return With Your Child] was already over. In document 2, the status of the novel was " Completed " and the word count was 240,000 words. In addition, document 4 also mentioned that the status of the novel was " completed." Therefore, it could be confirmed that [When and Zi Gui] had ended.
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Zigui came from the Book of Songs, Guofeng, Zhounan, Taoyao.
" When and When the Son Comes Back " was about the male and female protagonists meeting on a dark and windy night. What happened next was an incredible, tragic, and unspeakable story.
Zi Gui still cries blood in the middle of the night was a poem from Wang Ling's "Sending Spring Away." This poem used the allusion of the cuckoo crying blood to express the passionate nostalgia for spring. Zigui was another name for the cuckoo. Its cry sounded like it was calling for the return of spring. The zigui in the poem was still chirping in the middle of the night, so much so that blood was about to flow out of its beak. It did not believe that the spring breeze could not be called back, expressing its firm belief in spring. This poem used the image of Zigui crying blood to summon the east wind to explain the truth of "where there is a will, there is a way".
Zigui still cried blood in the middle of the night, not believing that the east wind would not call him back. This poem came from Wang Ling's "Farewell to Spring" in the Song Dynasty.
Huatang referred to the main house, a tall house, and generally referred to the main hall of the house. The meaning of Huatang was that the house was dazzling and emitted light. It was also used to describe the decoration and elegance of the house. Huatang often appeared in some couplets for housewarming, which meant that it was a gorgeous hall. Other than that, Huatang could also refer to halls, buildings of a certain scale, and the main hall of an ordinary family.
Deze meant grace and favor. The ability or action of a person or thing to help, care, and benefit others through their own good qualities and actions. Deze meant noble character, distinguishing right from wrong, and good virtue. Deze could refer to a person who had good moral principles, codes of conduct, and values. It could also refer to a person who helped, cared, and benefited others through his kind character and behavior. Deze emphasized the combination of morality and interests, believing that only by having good moral character and putting it into practice could it truly have a positive impact and gain returns.