How to pronounce "掱", what does "嫑" mean?How many of these interesting Chinese characters do you know?
Chinese characters, this ancient and magical script, not only record thousands of years of history, but also carry a profound cultural heritage.
Today, I'm going to talk to you about a few particularly interesting Chinese characters and see the stories behind them.
Let's talk about it firstThe word "掱" is pronounced páand it is oneThe typical Huiyi character represents a thief with three hands
In ancient times, this word was often usedDescribe those who are sneaky and not upright
I remember when I was a child, my grandfather used to tell me a story about "掱". It is said that there was a master thief in ancient times, and he moved as fast as if he had three hands, and since then, "掱" has become synonymous with him.
Now, the word is used less, but occasionally it can be heard in the folk, which is used to describe those sneaky little actions.
Next, let's talkThe word "嫑".Pronounced "biáo". The word looks like a person holding a large object in one hand and a small object in the otherMeaning not to be stingy。Ancient people used it as a negative word, as if to say"Don't", "can't" means
In modern times, the word is more used to strengthen the tone, such as "you are like this" to persuade people not to do that. The change of this character really makes people sigh at the vividness and variability of Chinese characters.
There are also many Chinese characters, which are treasures in the treasure house of culture.
SpokenThe word "good".It is really a little treasure in Chinese characters. You look at what it looks like,It's like a hard-working farmer, carrying a large bundle of grain on his back and a basket of fruits and vegetables in his hand。What an image, it's simply a portrayal of a good harvest. Isn't this word the expectation of our ancestors for a bumper harvest every year and a bulging rice bag in every household?
Although everyone lives well and doesn't have to work so hard, every time I see the word "good", it feels like returning to the autumn of the harvest, and I feel very kind.
This is the charm of Chinese charactersA small "good" can make people have endless memories and feel the yearning and cherishment of a better life
In addition,There is also the word "people".It's really emotional. It's like a person reclining, simple but meaningful. This word represents us ordinary people, that is, ordinary people.
In our Chinese culture, the word "people" is very important。Since ancient times, no matter which dynasty, the most important thing is the people. As the saying goes, "the people are the foundation of the state", which means that the people are the foundation of the country.
Every time I write the word "people".You can feel the tradition of attaching importance to the people and caring for the people's livelihood, which is not only a word, but also a culture and a sense of responsibility
In addition to these Chinese characters,There are also some Chinese characters that have been given different meanings and usages, such as the character "loss".
This character was originally a pictograph,The glyph is like a person with his hands on top of his head, which signifies loss, loss
However, in some dialects, the pronunciation and meaning of the word "loss" have changed. In the Sichuan dialect, the word "loss" is pronounced wú, which means "boring, boring". In the northern dialect, the word "loss" is also pronounced wú, which means "embarrassed, shy".。The pronunciation and meaning changes of these local characteristics have enriched the diversity of Chinese characters and increased our knowledge and understanding of Chinese characters.
Every Chinese character is the crystallization of the wisdom of our ancestors and an important part of Chinese culture. They are not only carriers of language, but also witnesses of culture and history.
The learning, Xi and inheritance of Chinese characters is a responsibility for each and every one of us. We need to cherish these words and understand their meaning and usage. Let the charm of Chinese characters continue to shine in our lives, and let these cultural heritages be better inherited and developed in our hands.