Sa sà[like]① (sound. Stand up from the wind. Original meaning: wind) The original meaning is the same [rust; There is a rustle and the wind is blowing. -"Shuo Wen" whispers, and the wind is also. -"Guangya" is rustling in the wind and rustling in the wood. -"Songs of the South Nine Songs" came with the wind. -Song Yu's "Feng Fu" (2) Another example: Sasha Vujacic (strong wind); Whispering; The change of part of speech [movement] (1) is dragged by the wind [(referring to the strong wind); Drawing] At the beginning of the dream, the phoenix tail turned over the wind and the fragrant curtain swayed. -The Peony Pavilion of Tang Mingzu (2) withered; Aging [no] years old, the clouds are flickering and the grass is yellow. -Liang Lu Shu's "Four Gifts" (3) Dance [air dance; That's a real pity. -Bao Zhao's Fu on Flying Crane. Another example: Sasha Vujacic (flying in groups; The appearance of the crowd); Whispering (dancing with long sleeves) (4) Falling [falling]. Such as: rustling (floating down) [5] When walking, the wind blows slightly [breeze]. If the wind rustles, it is hibiscus. -"Dunhuang Change Anthology" [shape] Aging [decrept Senele] I am still a close friend, and my sideburns are pale. -Cen Can's Poems of Cenjiazhou