"Fei" is a phonetic character. The original meaning is the appearance of rain and snow. The ancients often used the continuous rain to render the constant sorrow in their hearts. For example, there is a sentence in "The Book of Poetry: Cai Wei" "In the past, I went back, and the willows were still there." Now I think about it, the rain and snow are falling." Fan Zhongyan, a literati of the Song Dynasty, has "If it weren't for the obscene rain, the moon would not open, the yin wind would be angry, and the turbid waves would be emptied".
The golden glyph of "need", the top is the word rain, and the bottom is a person, and the whole glyph is like a rain encounter, so it stops somewhere and waits. Xu Shen of the Eastern Han Dynasty explained in "Shuo Wen Jie Zi": "Need, must, must also, in case of rain, do not enter and stop." From the rain, and the sound. (Yes, wait.) In case of rain, do not move forward, stop there and wait. The shape is next to the rain, and the sound is next to it. The original meaning of "need" is to wait. Waiting is because there is hope in the heart, and later it means taking. Such as "distribution on demand", "necessities". When used as a noun, it refers to something that needs to be used. For example, the idiom "from time to time" refers to a need that may arise at some point.
雩: the shape of the sound of the word, the loss of (to) sound. The original meaning refers to the sacrifices held in ancient times to pray for rain. In ancient times, when the Lu country begged for rain and sacrificed to the sky, it would set up an altar to order the witch to dance, so the altar where it begged for rain was called "dancing goose". In the "Analects", Zeng pointed out the situation of longing for "Mo Chun, spring clothes are completed, five or six champions, six or seven children, bathing in Yi, dancing in the wind, and returning with songs", which means that he likes to put on spring clothes in the twilight of spring, ask a few companions to take a bath by the Yishui, blow the wind on the dance platform, and sing all the way back, showing his tranquil and detached feelings. It was appreciated by Confucius. Later, it also evolved the idiom of "Yishui Dancing Pheasant", which means "knowing the time and the world, and having fun". There is a sentence in Su Shi's "Looking at the South of the River: Twilight Spring" "Spring is old, when will spring clothes be completed?" The waves of the water are low, the banana leaves are stable, the wind is soft, the ramie is light, and the music is flat. "To express that I want to live a leisurely life like Zengdian.
靈 líng 形音字。 In the golden glyph, the word "show" is underneath, indicating that the meaning of this word is related to "rain" and "god". The small seal appeared with the glyph of "witch" below. The original meaning is the witch of the jade dance. In ancient times, the Chu people called the dancing witch as the spirit. The Chinese characters in regular script are simplified and written as "spirit". Wizards can séance, so by extension, they are gods. It is also extended from the gods to be intelligent and spiritual. Such as "ingenuity".
Mold is a phonetic word. The original meaning is that the article is qualitatively changed due to probiotics. When it rains for a long time and the air is humid, it is easy for items to grow mold like white filaments. Later, people called what happened to them "bad luck".