Qiongqiong’s pronunciation: qióng qióng.

Source: Tang Dynasty, Gu Kuang's "Chaoshang Qingge": "The sky is clear and the clouds are extinguished, and the eyes are beautiful and full of emotions." Yuan Zhang Kejiu's "Tianjingsha·Meixuan Banquet" Song: "The horizontal branches outside the beautiful bamboo are reciting poems under the true moon."

Explanation: Beautiful appearance. Xiao Liao, the sky is clear and the clouds are extinguished, and the eyes are full of emotions. Gu Kuang of Tang Dynasty, "Qing Song of Chao Shang", there are horizontal branches outside the Qiongqiong bamboo, and poems are recited under the true moon.

Usage that you need to pay attention to when using Qiongqiong:

1. Pronunciation: In Chinese Pinyin, the pronunciation of "Qiongqiong" is qióng qiōng.

2. Part of speech: "Qiongqiong" can be used as a noun, adjective, verb, etc.

3. Meaning: According to different contexts and contexts, "Qiongqiong" can mean different meanings, such as tendons, pure and transparent water, treasure, etc.

4. Usage scenarios: Due to the special meaning of this word, it is generally only used in specific occasions or literary works and should not be used casually.

5. Note: When using the word "Qiongqiong", you should choose the appropriate meaning and expression according to the context and specific circumstances to avoid ambiguity or inappropriate usage.

Example sentences

1. This small island is surrounded by crystal clear water.

2. Her eyes sparkled like a queen.

3. In her skilled hands, the strings produced a sweet sound.

4. The painter painted the beautiful flowers on the canvas with delicate brushstrokes.

5. The rippling water reflects the bright moonlight, which is poetic and picturesque.

6. In the jade-like music, I seem to feel the purification and comfort of my soul.

7. The dancer showed off Joan's dance posture with elegant movements, which was intoxicating.

8. She lights up everyone's heart with her charming smile and passionate eyes.

9. As the Qiong liquid flows down, the waterfall falls into the deep valley, splashing up layers of white flowers.

10. Joan’s voice is like a clear spring, soft and sweet, making people intoxicated.