1, the meaning and origin of Fu:
Fu is a Chinese character, which consists of two parts: plant and negation. Its original meaning refers to the rich fragrance of vegetation, describing the fragrance overflowing.
2. The application of Fu in ancient literature;
Fu, as an adjective, often appears in ancient literary works and is used to describe the beautiful smell or the fragrance of flowers and plants. For example, there is a word "wealth" in A Dream of Red Mansions, which describes the fragrance of flowers and plants in the garden.
3, the significance of modern use:
In modern Chinese, fu still retains the meaning of describing fragrance, and is often used to describe things with strong fragrance and pleasant smell. For example, Fragrant Flowers and Fragrant Breaths.
Rich sentences
1, I like daffodils because their flowers are beautiful and fragrant, and I prefer their graceful charm.
2. The deep red roses are rich and fragrant, paving a beautiful carpet leading to the Pope's Hall.
3, orchids, flowers, single leaves, elegant and rich, known as the "king's fragrance" reputation. Poets of past dynasties often use orchids to express their lofty sentiments, and also often use orchids as metaphors for people with strong personalities.
4. Gardenia is rich and fragrant. The wind blew in waves, sending out a strong breath straight into the heart. Occasionally, the sun sets, making the gardenia soft and white, and the stamens bright yellow.
Hope is the fragrance of flowers, the waves and the warmth of sunshine.
6. In the fragrant season, what I sang in tears because of loneliness and your looking back was just a song by Kubinashi, but suddenly, because the curtain opened and everyone applauded, I found that my song was actually the glory of this drama.
7. When autumn comes, I send my sweat and fruit to my hometown rich in lilacs, to you, and to our years of love.
Fragrant season, jubilant day of the whole country, I care about you, I miss you, I wish you a happy National Day and a happy family.