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Jiaren is a Chinese word, pronounced jiārén.
Specific explanation:
1. Refers to a talented woman or a beautiful woman.
2. It also refers to a gentleman and a wise man.
3. The wife calls her husband.
4. In ancient times, it often referred to the woman in memory, the ideal woman and the talented woman.
Detailed explanation of citations
①Song Yu's "Ode to Deng Tuzi's Lust": "The beauty in the world is none other than the state of Chu; the beauty of the state of Chu is none other than the ministers; the most beautiful among the ministers , the son of Mo Ruochen’s Dong family.”
② Sima Xiangru’s “Ode to Changmen” in the Han Dynasty: “How can I be a beautiful woman? She walks carelessly and cares about herself; her soul is lost but she does not turn back, and her body is withered and she lives alone. ?"
③The fourth poem in "Seven Quatrains by the Riverside" written by Du Fu of the Tang Dynasty: "Who can bring the wine to open the marigold and summon the beautiful women to dance and embroider the feast?"
④Song Dynasty. Su Shi's poem "Mrs. Guo Guo's Night Tour": "The beautiful lady walks from the jade flower Cong, as graceful as a frightened swallow stepping on a flying dragon."