First of all, the flat pronunciation
Second, the interpretation of Chinese characters:
1, not inclined, not bumpy, like still water.
2. Equality.
3, as high as other things, comparable.
4. Steady and quiet.
5. Governance and repression.
6. suppress (anger).
7. Make up.
8. Ordinary, ordinary.
9, all the time, all the time.
10, one of the four tones in Chinese.
1 1, last name.
12, a cursive letter used in Japanese.
13, review.
Third, the structure of Chinese characters: single structure
Fourth, radical: dry.
5. Related phrases:
Simple, square, fair, peaceful and flat-headed.
Extended data:
First, the evolution of glyphs:
Classical Chinese version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Ping, also. From lost, from eight. Eight, points also.
Vernacular version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Ping and Ping Diao. The glyph uses the meaning of "loss, eight". "Eight" means scattered.
Second, Chinese character strokes:
Horizontal, Point, Left, Horizontal and Vertical
Third, the definition of words:
1, flat
People's character is rich and indifferent.
2. Square
The product of numbers.
Step 3 be fair
Xing is fair and does not take sides.
4. Peace
Fairness and harmony
5. North American Indians
Used before numbers to represent integers.