Wet (pinyin: sho) is a first-class Chinese character (commonly used word) in the General Standard of Chinese. The word "wet" means that it contains a lot of water and is called "wet". This word first appeared in Oracle Bone Inscriptions in Shang Dynasty, and its original meaning was wet. From wet to wet. There is also a word "wet" in Shuowen, pronounced tà, which first appeared in the Warring States script and is an ancient water name.
It is often used instead of "wet" in ancient books. For example, Ganyi: "The water is wet and the fire is dry." The first variant list excludes "wet" as a variant of "wet". Shuo Wen Jie Zi divides "wet" and "wet" into two prefixes with different meanings, but they also have similarities.
Since Han Li, many classics have regarded "wet" as "wet". In the collation of modern Chinese characters, "wet" has been included as a variant. "Wet", left water, right water? Unique ancient prose, like broken silk; Or stop, the meaning is unknown. Shang Chengzuo said, "The elephant's feet are wet." The inscriptions on bronze were changed from clay, which was slightly different from that of Oracle Bone Inscriptions.
Shi Guwen is also a native, the upper part of which is connected with the second department, so it is based on Biography. Shuo Wen Jie Zi: "Wet, static and wet." The so-called "quiet wet" is wet. This can be extended to "wet". From "wet" can be extended to "wet", such as Wang Changling's "Lotus Picking Song": "Strive for the lotus boat to be wet."
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