What is Pyromania?
Pyrophoria is a Chinese word that refers to an item starting to burn or a bullet firing or a person to lose his temper.
- Start burning: ~ point.
- The gunfire of the bullets and shells exploded after the impact.
- A fire broke out in <Fang>;
- (Stove) Fires easily.
- (~ son) lose your temper: if you have something to say, don't have to ~. [1]
- Fire
- "Biography of the Three Kingdoms, Wu Zhi, and Zhou Yu": "When the ships are covered and they catch fire at the same time, the wind is fierce.
- Qing Gu Yanwu's "Rizhilu · Tuhan": "Northern people use soil as a bed, and when they are empty, they are angry.
- 2. Guide the fire.
- Ming Tao Zongyi's "Drop Farming and Recording Candles": "Hang people cut pines into small pieces. They are as thin as paper and coated with sulphur and yellow wood. They are called hair candles, and they are called quenchers. and also."
- 3. Refers to Spitfire.
- "Xin Tang Shu · Xi Yu Xuan · Fujiu": "Many magical people, can be angry at their faces, their hands are rivers and lakes, their mouths are open, their feet fall to the pearl jade."
- 4. Get angry.
- The 27th round of "Nie Haihua": "The minister has never seen an anger like Lafayette, and knowing it is useless, so he has to kneel and endure."
- Du Pengcheng's "Young Friends" 2: "The car in front refused to give way soon, and he got angry again."
- Shatin's "Transition": "This man has always been good-tempered, and he can get angry last time!"
- 5. Burn.
- Chapter 14 of Ba Jin's "Destruction": "It's a cold night, but his heart is getting hot."
- The tenth scene of the Fujian opera "Refined Seal": "Similarly, the chopsticks are used to hold the seal in front of Chen Kui, but I feel very light. It is printed in the furnace and is angry."
- 6. The powder exploded after the bullet hit.
- Such as: a shot, no anger.
- 7. It is said that the stove has good suction performance and the fire is easy to flourish.