Detailed explanation
name
(1) (pictophonetic characters. From the earth, I owe a call. Original meaning: pit, hole) (2) The original meaning is the same [pit; Kong] Kan, sleepy. -"Shuowen" is a hurdle and a dilemma. -Yi Xu Gua is not as deep as a spring. -"Tan Gong Xia Li Ji" takes its city as the first step. -"History as a Mirror Ji Tang" chiseled the ground into a hurdle. -The Biography of Li Hanguang Su by Ban Gu in the Eastern Han Dynasty (3) Another example: Kaner (the road is uneven. Metaphor refers to trouble and change); Stop (it is difficult to stop in distress); Canopy (trap); Abyss (abyss); Campbell (living in a cave) 4 tomb; Grave pit [tomb] Looking at its burial, its ridge is not as deep as a spring. -"Book of Rites Tan Gongxia" (5) Earth dikes or ridges [banks] formed or accumulated by natural processes or artificial methods. Such as: the ridge; Tiankaner (6), one of the eight diagrams, stands for "water" and "learning hurdle", which is also dangerous. -"Yi Xi Kan" (7) Another example: Li Kan (water and fire in gossip); Germany (the virtue of modesty. In Zhouyi, the ridge belongs to water, and the water is humble. So there is this title) (8) Optical terminology. Short for Candeira.
move
(1) Dig a hole. The defenders don't know. -"The Biography of Wu Shaocheng in the New Tang Dynasty" (2) Another example: Kan Tan (in ancient times, digging the ground as a ridge and building wood as an altar). It also refers to the dead who dig graves in spring and summer and wait for the vegetation to wither; In autumn and winter, Hou Hua and Ye Rongmao suddenly began to have convulsions. -"Zhou Shu" (3) trapped; Fall [sink], fall. -"Yi Shuo Gua" (4) Another example is: (collapse) (5) buckle; Wear [wear] [Chao Dashe] take off the clean towel, put on the noble towel, put on the fox white fur coat and go out to meet him. -"The Biography of the Marriage of Awakening the World" (6) Worry and Hate [Hate] The sorrow of the servant is poisonous, and he has repeatedly left his worries and encountered troubles. -Liu Xiang's "Nine Sighs and Death" (7) Another example: Kandu (resentment); Worried about the hat (worried, worried); Worried about the hat (worried)