Ming Lu, Luyi County, Zhoukou City, Henan Province

Singing deer

Ming Lu, a Chinese word, has a pronunciation of M í NGL ù, which means a place name. It comes from Shi Xiaoya Luming.

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Place names. In the west of Luyi County, Henan Province.

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"Poetry · Xiaoya · Lu Ming": "you you, Lu Ming, eat the apple of the wild." Mao Zhuan: "when a deer gets rid of her, she calls out to each other with sincerity. In order to make Jiale's guests happy, they should greet each other sincerely and make a gift. " Later, he used "Ming Lu" as a metaphor for Li Xian to seek friends.

In answer to Zhang Che, Han Yu of Tang Dynasty wrote: "Ping Gan thanks the deer, and the bottle is full." Qian Zhonglian's collected commentaries quoted Fang Chengli as saying: "the public poetry takes guozisheng as a guest, but self modesty can't be like the Li Xian in Lu Ming."

The fourth poem of Huaili Shuzhang written by Xia Wanchun in Ming Dynasty: "the sound of deer calling for friends, holding grass in the middle field."

In Zuozhuan, the 16th year of Chenggong: "zhiwuzi came down to the army and invaded Chen with the troops of the princes, until Minglu. Then he invaded CAI. " Yang Bojun notes: "Ming deer is in the west of Luyi County, Henan Province."