First, the basic definition: refers to Hangzhou, Zhejiang. ~ spinning (a kind of spun silk produced in Hangzhou). Last name.
Second, a detailed interpretation: the ark is combined with the economy or crossed by boat. Hang up, horizontal also. Another example is: air suits (rafts for crossing water), air hostesses (crossing the sea by boat) and sailboats. Learn from the past, save the province, and act cautiously. Ark, boat hanging, ark also. Another example: Hangjue (crossing the river by boat) is the abbreviation of Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province. Hangsha (fine gauze produced in Hangzhou); Hang up? Coarse silk produced in Hangzhou; Hangyue
3. Word combinations: Hangzhou, Suzhou and Hangzhou, Hangzhou Pepper, Tianhang, Hangzhou, Hangzhou Textile, Hangzhou Satin, Zhou Hang, Sahang, Jiehang, Hangzhou Silk, Feihang, Hangzhou? , Tiehang, Hangben, Hangsi, Hangzhuang, Hangxi, Hangyue, Hangzhou? Yuhang, Hangju, Hangfu, Hangying, Hangsha, Hangjue, Langhang, Hangjiahu, Hangzhou Dialect, Village Hangzi, Hanghao Hangdi, and Yidu Duhang.
Fourth, the idiom explanation:
1, Hang Hao Hang Hao: I'm not sure whether the gender of officials is good or bad. He hates your upper teeth.
2. A reed crosses Hangzhou: A reed is folded on the riverbank and stands on the reed crossing the river. It refers to the story of the founder of Dharma. In the Tang Dynasty, manhole explained that reeds are a bundle and can cross on the water. If it is a raft, it is not a bundle. This explanation is more scientific.
3. There is heaven above and Suzhou and Hangzhou below: Suzhou and Hangzhou are better than heaven.