I, a first-class standardized Chinese character, pronounced wǒ, was first seen in Oracle Bone Inscriptions. In Oracle Bone Inscriptions, its original meaning refers to the weapon used by slave society to execute people and dismember animals, which was later derived from its original meaning as "holding cymbals and shouting demonstrations". However, in the Warring States period, the original meaning of the word "I" was destroyed by later better weapons, so the word "I" was widely used as the first-person pronoun, and Shuo Wen Jie Zi was interpreted as "calling yourself", which remains unchanged today.
"I" and "I" are both first-person pronouns, but they were used differently in ancient times. "I" is the subject and attribute, not the object; "I" is the subject, attribute and object. Zhuangzi's Theory of Everything: "I lost myself today." Where "I" is the subject and "I" is the object. Only "I" is used in Mandarin, not "I".
Interpretation of "I" in Ancient Books
Tang Yun: You can cut five. "Juyun" and "Rhyme Meeting": Words can be cut off, and Russian sounds can be heard. Shuowen: Giving one's life is self-calling. Guangyun: Also called.
Also, call my parents' country "I", a word of love. I lived in seclusion for eight years in the Spring and Autumn Period: I was alone.
Last name. The ancient sages wrote the title My Son.
Also, Shuo Wen: It's a pity that it's still me. Press: Qing Dun, Yi Russia Tong. But the word book has never been written in Russian, so it can be tested.
Another rhyme supplement: use it to cut leaves and sound stations. Yangzi Taixuan Jing: If you leave me, it's best for good or ill luck to enter me. Note: I sound like a boy's desk.
Again, Ruan Yeguche, voice five. Zhang Heng Baldwin: Disciple, Meng Tong begged me. Jijijing River is actually the west foot. ? Seal me.