k [kei] kanji pronunciation [剋].
K: Definition. "k" is simplified from the oracle bone inscription "剋", and the material ** Yu Yi and Chisel Tooth fought in the major historical events of Shouhua Field.
The Classic of Mountains and Seas, Overseas South Longitude "Cloud:
Kunlun ruins in its east, the virtual Quartet, one is said to be in the east of the tongue, for the virtual Quartet, Yi and chisel teeth fight in the field of Shouhua, Yi shoots it, in the east of Kunlun Ruins. Yi holds a bow and arrow, chisels a shield with a tooth, and says Ge".
In Chinese history, there have been two famous people named Yi, one is called Dayi, and the other is called Houyi. Is this Yi Da Yi or Hou Yi?Let's start with an analysis:
KUN: Paraphrase. 1.Numerous.
2.Brother;Brother.
3.Children and grandchildren;Issue.
"Heir" is "descendant", a metaphor for "Houyi".
Lun: Paraphrasing. 1.Organized;Order. Later as "Lun".
2.Kunlun See "Kun".
The word "lun" in the original text of this paragraph means "order".
"Chisel tooth" is "tooth drop".
The teeth fall and the tongue is cold", here foreshadowing a "cold" word.
"Toothless and blunt" means old age and loss of teeth, and speech is not clear.
Here foreshadowing is a "turbidity" word, "turbidity" is a metaphor for "xun".
According to the analysis of the original text, we can conclude that Yi is Hou Yi, and the chisel tooth is Hanxun.
Shouhua: "What the hell is **?
We all know that "Chunhua Qiushi", "Spring" is a metaphor for "Hua", and the word "Chun" is used to replace the word "Hua" in "Shouhua", which is the answer we are looking for, and "Shouchun" is "Shouhua".
k Chinese pronunciation [克].
K: Definition. "k" is simplified from the oracle bone inscription "gram", and the material ** Yu Yi and Chisel Tooth fought in the field of Shouhua for a major historical event.
Ke: Chinese general standard first-level Chinese character, pinyin kè, first seen in oracle bone inscriptions.
The original meaning is to overcome, and later extended to the meaning of super ability, competence, and completion.
Yi shot and killed" should be interpreted as: "Hou Yi shot an arrow and was killed." ”
The original civilization clearly wrote "Yi shot and killed", which should be interpreted as "Hou Yi shot and killed the chisel tooth", why do you want to do the opposite?
From the original text, we can see how abrupt the words "ruins and voids" are, and the author just wants to tell the reader that Houyi's victory is false, and the result is just the opposite.
The victory or defeat of Hou Yi and Han Xun has been decided, and I will not repeat it.
So what exactly is this "Shouhua no Ye" in?Through the above analysis, we already know that "Shouhua" is "Shouchun".
The "tongue" after the "chiseled teeth" is a metaphor for the "back mouth".
This ancient battlefield is in Houzui Village, Shouchun Town, Shou County, Huainan City, Anhui Province.
English letters "k, k", China's national geographical indication, Houzui Village, Shouchun Town, Shou County, Huainan City, Anhui Province.