Second, the basic explanation
[Li]
1, the layer where clothes, bedding and other things are not exposed; The reverse side of textiles: quilt lining.
2. Directional words. Inside (as opposed to outside): the room in the back. Inner ring. Go inside.
3. Neighborhood: Neighborhood. Ryan.
4. hometown: hometown. Village.
5. In ancient times, five families were neighbors and five neighbors were neighbors.
6. Last name.
7. The unit of length is 1, which is equal to 150 feet, that is, 500 meters.
[Li]
1, within; Inside (as opposed to outside): In the hand. In the box. There is something in the words.
2. The words "here, there and there" are attached to indicate the location: here.
3. Where are the words in the box? Dolly? Here? Inside? Where is it? On the battlefield? In my heart? Inside? Wan Li? In the water at home? Ryan. Mileage back to the room, etc.
Extended data 1. Evolution of glyphs
Second, etymological explanation.
Classical Chinese version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Li, Juye. From the ground, from the soil. Everything belongs to the heart. ?
The vernacular version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: There are residential settlements, fields and houses in the village. The glyph means "heaven and earth". All words related to Li are bounded by Li. ?
Third, related words
1, here
【zhè lǐ】？
Demonstrative pronouns indicating nearby places: ~ There is no flood here. Are you going the wrong way? . We grow two crops of rice a year.
2. Inside
【lǐ miàn】？
Directional words Inside: The clothes are in the box. This sentence has a profound meaning.
3. Inner chamber
[lǐ jiān]？
Several adjacent rooms do not lead directly to the outside room.
4. In the suburbs
【jiāo lǐ】？
Zhou? It refers to the places where residents from the outer suburbs to six junior high schools live.
Five or eight miles.
[bā xià li]？
It refers to many aspects (mostly indicating that you can't manage it): ~ How can you manage it if you want him to manage it alone?