Shi cui, Shí cuì: 1 definition
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拾翠 [shí cuì] [shi cui]—
1. To pick up kingfisher feathers as ornaments. Southern Dynasties Liang Dynasty, Ji Shaoyu's (紀少瑜 [ji shao yu]) poem "Visiting Jianxing Garden" (遊建興苑 [you jian xing yuan]): "Hesitating, pitying the picking of cuì (翠 [cui], kingfisher feathers), looking back, regretting the lost hairpin."
2. Women picking flowers and plants during a spring outing. Tang Dynasty, Du Fu's (杜甫 [du fu]) "Autumn Thoughts" (秋興 [qiu xing]) eight poems, number seven: "Beautiful women ask about picking cuì (翠 [cui], greenery/flowers) in spring, fairy companions move together in a boat later in the evening."
拾翠：1.揀拾翠鳥羽毛以為妝飾。南朝梁．紀少瑜〈遊建興苑〉詩：「踟躕憐拾翠，顧步惜遺簪。」
2.婦女春遊採拾花草。唐．杜甫〈秋興〉詩八首之七：「佳人拾翠春相問，仙侶同舟晚更移。」
shí cuì:1. jiǎn shí cuì niǎo yǔ máo yǐ wèi zhuāng shì. nán cháo liáng． jì shǎo yú 〈yóu jiàn xìng yuàn〉 shī: “chí chú lián shí cuì, gù bù xī yí zān.”
2. fù nǚ chūn yóu cǎi shí huā cǎo. táng． dù fǔ 〈qiū xìng〉 shī bā shǒu zhī qī: “jiā rén shí cuì chūn xiāng wèn, xiān lǚ tóng zhōu wǎn gèng yí.”
shi cui:1. jian shi cui niao yu mao yi wei zhuang shi. nan chao liang. ji shao yu
2. fu nu chun you cai shi hua cao. tang. du fu
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Partial matches: Cui, Shen, Shi, Bi.
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