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What does a bird mean?
A bird is a bird that can fly. Also refers to birds. Network means that people who have some experience and can skillfully use the network or operate computers are between novice and old birds and higher than middle birds.

Its moral is: lightness/movement/dexterity/boldness. It is widely used in brand trademarks.

Its source "Book of Rites Quli Shang": Parrots can talk without birds, orangutans can talk without beasts. "Lu Chunqiu's fame": the tree wants to be prosperous, and the bird wants to return. Chu Ce IV Warring States Policy: Lei Geng and Wang Wei look up at the birds under the Beijing platform. Lei Geng asked Wang Wei to say, "I bowed to the king, but I got off the bird. Once, geese flew from the east, and Lei Geng sent them down for nothing. Ode to the White Horse in Yan Yanzhi during the Song Dynasty: The Balance of Birds. Luo Guanzhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms in the Ming Dynasty: The antlers in the burial village are ten times as heavy. Although birds can't enter, why worry about thieves and soldiers?