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[Pinyin] [Hong]
[Interpretation] 1. Goose: ~ goose. ~ hair. Snow mud ~ claws (metaphor for traces left by the past). 2. Big: ~ Bo. ~ figure. ~ ditch. ~ Confucianism. ~ fu. ~ luck. ~ fierce. 3. refers to letters: come ~. 4. Last name.
Question 2: How do you type Hong's five strokes?
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[Pinyin] [Hong]
[Interpretation] 1. Goose: ~ goose. ~ hair. Snow mud ~ claws (metaphor for traces left by the past). 2. Big: ~ Bo. ~ figure. ~ ditch. ~ Confucianism. ~ fu. ~ luck. ~ fierce. 3. refers to letters: come ~. 4. Last name.
Question 3: How does Hong hit a three-pointer with five strokes?
grandpa
Q niaotou
G the last stroke, horizontal
Question 4: How does Hong fight?
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[Pinyin] [Hong]
[Interpretation] 1. Goose: ~ goose. ~ hair. Snow mud ~ claws (metaphor for traces left by the past). 2. Big: ~ Bo. ~ figure. ~ ditch. ~ Confucianism. ~ fu. ~ luck. ~ fierce. 3. refers to letters: come ~. 4. Last name.
Question 5: How to write five strokes of Xinxiang Colorful Food Co., Ltd.: usrh Township: xte City: ymhj Enterprise: whf Cai: eset Food: wykk Responsibility: gmwt Co., Ltd.: dbwn.
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Question 6: What is the best answer to the word Hongzi in Kangxi Dictionary?
[Hong] Pinyin: Hong Traditional: Hong
Radical: bird radical stroke: 5 words and 5 lines: water
Kangxi Stroke: 17 Simplified Stroke: 1 1 Taiwan Province Stroke: 17.
Pinyin input: Hong input: HAQG good or bad meaning: Ji.
Stroke order: horizontal, vertical, horizontal, left and folded.
Question 7: How do you spell jiāng for Jiangzi Pinyin?
river
noun
Mandarin Pinyin jiāng (in addition, many dialect areas are pronounced Gang).
ㄐㄧㄤ Athena Chu [1]
Simplified radical beech
Shoushui of traditional Chinese medicine
Five strokes iag
(1) pictophonetic characters. From the water, from the work, the work is also loud (so many places in China read "Jiang" as a post). "Labor" is "labor". "Water" and "work" together mean "artificial waterway". Original meaning: artificial waterway. Later, it was used as the proper name of the Yangtze River. Font analysis: Jiang Zigong started from the water, and the word "gong" means "labor", "work" and "project", which is consistent with the word "gong" mentioned in ancient literature ("gong" means "people work together" and its leader is called "gong". According to Zuo Zhao's Seventeen Years, * * * Gong's family was named after water because of the water age. The literal meaning of the word "* *" refers to "joint efforts to control water"), so the original meaning of the word "Jiang" is artificial river course. The biggest difference between the artificial river and the natural river on the yellow land of the Central Plains is that it has a regular embankment where people can barge, so the direction of the river is relatively fixed. Because of the humid climate and abundant vegetation, the rivers in the south of China are fixed and few rivers are diverted, so the rivers in the south have always been called "rivers". Because the Yangtze River is a representative river in the south and never changes its course, the word "Jiang" is used as its proper name.
Further analysis: In China's early literature, the word "Jiang" refers to the river and lake system of Dongping Lake-Nanyang Lake-dushan lake-Zhaoyang Lake-Weishan Lake in western Shandong. Yin Benji quoted Tang Patent: "The river in the east, the classics in the north, the river in the west, the Huai River in the south, the four blasphemies have been repaired, and all the people have homes." The "Jiang" in the quotation can't be the Yangtze River. Shang Tang made these remarks in Bo, the capital of the early Shang Dynasty (now Yanshi, Henan Province). So the so-called "East River" in Shang Tang refers to the five lakes and one-line water system in western Shandong. This water system along the five lakes and one line was obviously formed by large-scale water control organized by ancient workers. "Mencius? On the article: "Yu Shu nine rivers, Ji Ji, Luo and the sea, you, Han, Huai, Si, and the river, China can get and eat. "The' Jiang' in this quotation also refers to the five lakes and one-line water system in Luxi. Mr. Zhu supplements historical records? Tian wrote in Chronicle of the Early Yuan Dynasty: "The enmity between father and son has existed since ancient times. Chiyou rebelled against his father, and the Yellow Emperor crossed the river. "The Yellow Emperor Group is a power group in the West. The division of the Yellow Emperor who attacked Chiyou started from the west of central Henan, first entered the eastern part of Luxi as the site of Dongyi, then crossed the five lakes in Luxi, entered the hinterland of Shandong and ended at the seaside. The tomb of Chiyou and its ancestors are located in the present Luxi area (yanggu county, Juye County). Huainanzi? The book says, "During the Shunzhi period, * * * workers shook the flood, leaving thin and empty mulberry trees. Longmen is not open, Lvliang is underdeveloped, Jianghuai flows through, and everyone is at the end of their tether. Shun means letting Yu dredge the three rivers and five lakes, open up the Yi Que, guide the rivers and streams, level the ditches and land, and flow into the East China Sea. Flood discharge, Kyushu dry, and all the people are good. "According to the research of modern historian Mr. Xu, the focus of Dayu's water control is in the ancient Yanzhou area, which is now the eastern part of western Shandong. Therefore, the "three rivers and five lakes" dredged by Dayu must be in western Shandong and eastern Henan. The Yangtze River has always been clear and there is no need to dredge from the south of the Yangtze River. Therefore, the "Jiang" in the quotation will not be the Yangtze River.
In addition, there is "flood" in the article cited in Huai Nan Zi. The word "red" in "red water" refers to wild geese, especially wild geese migrating north and south along the first-line water system of five lakes in western Shandong (because the word "red" comes from the river with birds, "river" should refer to the first-line water system of five lakes in western Shandong). So "flood" refers to the flood of the first-line water system of the five lakes in western Shandong and eastern Henan. There is also a "gap" between the north and south artificial rivers in the Central Plains of China, which is obviously related to the habit of geese migrating north and south. Ci Hai: "Gorge, the name of the ancient canal. It was excavated in Wei Huiwang in the tenth year of the Warring States Period (360 BC)? The Water Note on the Canal quotes Zhushu Tongzhi as' Dagou'. The old road draws the Yellow River water from Xingyang, Henan Province to the north, Zhongmou and Kaifeng in the east longitude, Tongxu East and Taikang West in the south, and enters Shui Ying in the southeast of Huaiyang. Connecting major rivers such as Ji, Pu, Bian, Sui, Ying, Vortex, Ru, Si and He, a waterway transportation network has been formed on the Huanghuai Plain, which has greatly promoted the national economic and cultural exchanges. When Chu and Han contended, the dividing line was the boundary: Chu in the east and Han in the west. Today, some people say that dividing the line between China's calligraphy and Ming Jiang is "drawing a gap", which is the reason. Later it was renamed Wolf Soup Canal. "
In addition, "in general? Jiefang Yun said, "Once upon a time, the Zhuan Xu family had three sons, who were born and died. One lives in the river as a ghost abuser, one lives in the water as a ghost, and one lives between Europe as a major epidemic patient. "......& gt& gt