Chang (pinyin: chāng) is a first-class Chinese character (commonly used) and a common standard of Chinese. This word was first seen in Oracle Bone Inscriptions in Shang Dynasty. From spoken language to Japanese, it is considered as the original word of singing in academic circles. The common meaning of prosperity is prosperity, which may be used as beauty in ancient books. It is also often used as a surname.
Know words. Chang Zi, Oracle Bone Inscriptions and Shuo Wen Jie Zi, the first half comes from Japan, and the second half comes from the mouth. Its original meaning should be the sound of waking people up at sunrise, which is the prototype of the word "singing". Mr. Qiu Xigui said: "At first," singing "probably meant waking people up to do things when the Japanese side came out. This kind of cry probably has a certain tone and is a source of singing. "
Later, the word "mouth" became "yue". Ai is the organ that emits words, which means voiced words. Both of them have * * *, so the mouth of seal script is changed to "common saying", or it is caused by the word "common saying". The admonition in Shuowen is often "beautiful words" and often "common saying". But often it only means good, and "good words" are meant to add meaning to training.
When I called out to get up, the sun had already come out and the sky was bright, so the word Chang extended the meaning of light. There are no use cases in ancient books of pre-Qin and Han dynasties. Later writers were probably influenced by Shuowen, which gave Chang a distinct meaning when writing. Light symbolizes prosperity, so the word Chang is extended to prosperity, which is the most commonly used meaning of "Chang" Where there is light and prosperity, it is beautiful, so Chang means beauty.