Lang Yan's explanation (1). Loudly. Song Luyou's Notes on the Old Learning Temple, Volume II: "At the beginning, they were all in the city, and there were many visitors. One of them said,' If you don't do this, you won't do anything!' "Hear people laugh. In Ji Yun's Notes on Yuewei Cottage in Qing Dynasty: A Summer Record of Luanyang: "The fox suddenly said,' I dare not attack the public if I love the people and don't take money.' "(2) talk big. Journey to the west replied for the fourth time: "I dare to say this only if I have this magical power. I won't stop until I gamble with him." The Journey to the West's answer to May Day is: "Measure Cao's martial arts when you were a child, and dare to say it." . "Back to the forty-ninth time of * thorns:" Ximen Qing said,' You must be a monk with means, otherwise how could you talk so long? " "
Word decomposition
Lang's explanation is that Lang is bright and full of light: Lang is open. Ranche Lang ran. Safe. The sun is shining. Cheerful. Cheerful. Clear and loud voice: clear voice. Read aloud. Recite. This book is very loud. Radical: month; Interpretation of speech: talk, talk: talk. Metaphorically speaking. Yanhuan. Love. You must keep your word. Words spoken: words. Word (also called "word") language. Words. Concise and to the point. Chinese characters: five-character poems. Seven-character quatrains. There are thousands of words. Auxiliary words, nonsense: