First, the definition of green
1, black.
2. Green (mostly for plants) or blue (for the sky).
3. Grass or immature crops.
4. Youth.
Second, etymological explanation.
This word first appeared in the inscriptions on bronze in the Western Zhou Dynasty. Its original meaning is blue, the color of blue ore or vegetation, and later it is extended to green and black, and it can also describe lush or young appearance.
Third, word formation
Danqing, Qingshan, asphalt, green, green, etc.
Extended data:
1. Dan Qing [dā nq and ng]?
Dan is cinnabar, and blue refers to azurite (azurite), which is a common color in ancient Chinese painting. So the art of painting was called Danqing in ancient times.
Second, Qingshan [q and ng sh ā n]?
A mountain full of green plants.
Third, asphalt [lì q and ng]?
Commonly known as asphalt. Organic cementitious materials left over from refining petroleum and coal tar. And natural products. It is mainly composed of hydrocarbons. Black, shiny, toxic, odorous, anti-corrosion, insulation, plasticity and other properties. Commonly used in paving, construction, anti-corrosion, waterproof and electrical industries.
Fourth, green [q and ng Cu]?
Bright green.
Fifth, killing people? [shāqěng]？
1, written by the ancients on bamboo slips. In order to facilitate writing and prevent insects from eating, green bamboo slips are first dried with fire, which is called inactivation. Later, it generally refers to writing fixed works.
2. In the first working procedure of green tea processing, the picked young leaves are heated at high temperature to inhibit fermentation, so that the tea leaves keep their inherent green color, and at the same time, the moisture in the leaves is reduced, so that the leaves become soft and convenient for further processing.