What do you mean by waist?

Waist refers to the gentle breeze blowing willow, willow branches swaying gently with the breeze, which is very beautiful. Liu Yao also describes a young woman with a light and graceful figure and a slender waist. When walking, she comes leisurely, just like a willow swaying in the wind.

Willow waist is a Chinese vocabulary and a figurative expression, which is used to refer to women's waist. (1). Describe a woman with a thin waist. Bird's song "There is a gift on the second table of Wu Ye": "Lotus face, waist, nothing is more enchanting." The sixth story in Legend of Heroes of Children: "I saw a layer of frost on his hibiscus face and a cold murderous look on his waist. He didn't say a word and corrected his arrogance."

Pronunciation of willow waist: yáng liǔ xì yāo Source: Once upon a time, King Chu Ling liked a scholar with a slim waist, so a group of ministers in the DPRK were afraid of falling out of favor and dared not eat more, so they ate a meal every day to control their waistlines. Hold your breath first, then tighten your belt and stand up against the wall.

In the second year, all the civil and military officials in the Qing Dynasty were black and yellow. Bai Juyi once wrote a poem: "Cherry Su Fan mouth, willow waist." So the cherry mouth and willow waist were produced. In addition, "slim waist" should be one of the aesthetic standards of ancient beauty.