延伸阅读(英语版):
1The kwai kwai (kwai kwai) is a metaphor for the infighting of the people.
2 there is nothing but air in the sleeve. The metaphor is clean. It is also a metaphor of poverty.
3In the sleeves of the wind, there is nothing but air. The metaphor is clean. It is also a metaphor of poverty.
4To retreat bravely in the rapids. The man who is an official in his pride is in time to avoid it.
5In the old days, the father was the official, and the son could inherit his father's business.
6On the crane, he is a master, rich, immortal, or greedy and delusional.
7[riding on the yangzhou crane] is a metaphor for being an official, being rich, being immortal, or describing greed and 8delusion. And "ride the crane to yangzhou".
9To be an official, to be rich, to be immortal, or to describe greed and delusion. And "ride the crane to yangzhou".
10To be a judge, to be rich, to be immortal, or to describe greed and delusion. And "ride the crane to yangzhou".