How to pronounce 鴴

How to pronounce 鴴 is introduced as follows:

The pronunciation of 鴴 is: lǐ.

Words and explanations containing sweet wine:

1. No sweet wine: When setting up a banquet to entertain guests, sweet wine is no longer prepared for those who are not heavy drinkers. It is a metaphor for the decline of politeness towards others.

2. Jinjiangyu Li: Originally refers to elixir, later refers to fine wine.

3. Yuanlilan: Originally refers to the fragrant grass growing on both sides of the Yuanli River. Later, it was used to describe noble people or things.

4. Liquor koji: Good wine must be brewed with koji. It is a metaphor for loyal ministers or subordinates who are indispensable for a monarch or leader.

5. Sweet wine and cheese. Cheese, a semi-solidified food made from milk.

6. Libei: wine glass.

7. Li Zhan: sweet wine and white wine.

8. Lisha: Medicinal wine.

9. Liqi: Lijiu, sweet wine.

10. Liye: sweet spring water.

11. Li Zhan: sweet wine and white wine.

12. Sweet wine speech: In ancient times, the crown ceremony was held, and the guests drank the wine of the crown prince.

13. 醴醪: fine wine.

14. Li Shui: sweet water.

15. Lijiu: sweet wine.

16. Liquan: sweet spring water.

Examples of sweet wine:

1. There is a strange bird in the forest, which claims to be a phoenix. In the Qing Dynasty, people drank from Liquan and lived on hills at night. The high-pitched sound spreads across all nine states, and I stretch my neck to look at the eight wastelands.

2. On Liquan Island, where ferocious beasts roam, there is no place more suitable for building the first immigration base.

3. On the same day, someone from the southern border of Changshan sent news that He Qianqian had arrived from Tokyo. Cui Anshi and others pretended to have been ordered to go to the inn in Liquan to meet him, captured him, and took him into custody that day. To Changshan.

4. One essence turned into Yujing Mountain, and he called himself the Yuanshi Heavenly King. He lived in the Yuanshi Hall on Yujing Mountain, began to absorb the essence of heaven, and went down the mountain every short period of time to take the sweet spring of the earth. , practice magic to adjust the laws of heaven and earth.

5. In many other ancient medical books, saliva is also called "qiongjiang", "golden syrup", "jinjin", "yuye", "yuli", "liquan" and "nectar" ", which shows that Zhongzhong attaches great importance to saliva.

6. Taoism often refers to body fluid as jade liquid, jade paste, sweet wine spring, spiritual liquid, etc. It is believed that this liquid is produced by refining qi and is the essence of the five internal organs, with a sweet and refreshing fragrance.

7. He was originally a captain of the Jingyuan Army. After the mutiny, he refused to join the bandits and joined the Tiande Army in Yangjiazhuang, Liquan, not much earlier than Ding Shiliang.