In Chinese characters, the mysterious character "屮艸芔茻" exudes a unique atmosphere. First of all, let's ** the mystery of the word "屮". Not only is it a pictograph, but it also has two pronunciations. When pronounced chè, it symbolizes the moment when the plants and trees are first born, full of life and vitality.
In "Shuowen Di Bu", the explanation of "屮" is: "Plants and trees are also born." This undoubtedly reveals to us its profound meaning. And when "屮" is pronounced cǎo, it has a similar effect to the word "grass", which means those herbaceous plants that are rooted in the soil and swaying in the wind.
This is followed by the character "艸", which is visually identical to the character "grass", but is actually a variant of "grass". Pronounced as cǎo (third tone), it represents the various grasses that grow in the fields and mountains and forests, and are the green treasures of nature. Next is "芔", which also has two pronunciations. When pronounced huì, it seems to go back to ancient times, echoing the word "hui", representing those graceful and colorful ornamental herbs. And when pronounced hū, it is like a lightning bolt that quickly crosses the sky, symbolizing speed and strength. Finally, there is the character "茻", which is a monophonic character that is pronounced mǎng (third tone). The word stands for those clumps of ferns that grow in dense forests, adding a unique touch of green to the earth.