The radical of "舞" is "夕" and has 14 strokes. When you look up the radical in the dictionary, look up "夕", and then among the 14-stroke characters, you will see the word "舞". Commonly used words include: dance, encourage, dance, dance, dance, dance, dance, dance, dance, dance, dance, dance, dance, dance, dance, dance, dance, dance, dance, dance, dance, dance, dance, dance, dance, dance, dance, dance, dance, dance, dance, dance, dance, dance, dance, dance, dance, dance, dance, dance, dance, dance, dance.
The original meaning of "dance" is dance. For example (English Dance) dance spin (spinning dance, juggling, dancing), dance judge (dance dressed up Zhong Kui, judge, etc.), ballet, song and dance (singing and dancing together), dance bureau (dance), dance singing (dance singing), dance head (dance leader), dance heaven (ancient Eastern tribal dance to heaven), dance prostitute (song and dance prostitutes entertaining people), group dance.
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"Wou" and "Dancing "Same origin to the seal script differentiation. "Wu" and "Dance", the oracle bone inscriptions resemble a person waving a flower branch with two hands. Some oracle-bone inscriptions add "口" (sing) to the head of the person waving a flower branch, like a worshipper waving a flower branch with both hands. (singing), like a worshipper waving a flower branch with both hands and chanting prayers. The gold text separates the branch from the hand and adds a "mouth" to each of the two bouquets.
Some Jinwen glyphs dilute the forms of "mouth" and "hand" and add "辵"(marching), indicating that the ritual is danced while marching. On the basis of the Jin character, the seal script "舞" is written with the feet "舛" to emphasize the rhythmic kicking and jumping of the feet in conjunction with the hands and in tune with the music, while the seal script "无" is written with the characters "The seal script "无" and "死" (death) emphasize that the purpose of the song and dance ceremony is to commemorate the death of warriors in battle.
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