1, qěng: pronounced as qοng, pictophonetic character, first seen in the Warring States script. The original meaning is the clear appearance of water, as opposed to "turbidity"; Extended to noble, quiet, clear, clean, etc. Also used as verbs, such as clear, awake, etc. Also used as ancient place names, water names, dynasty names, etc.
"Wan" is a Chinese word with four pronunciations. The Chinese pinyin has "w n" and "Y" with an adjective and a part of speech, which means to describe lush vegetation.
3. Meng: Meng (pronounced Meng) is the first-class word (commonly used word) in the General Specification for Chinese Characters. This word can be found in the small seal script of Shuowen. The original meaning refers to the bud of a plant, and the extension can be used as a metaphor for things or signs that begin to happen.
4. Hong: Hong is a Chinese character, pronounced as Hong, with a structure of left, middle and right and a radical of ju, which is a pictophonetic character. It describes a lake or pool with a wide water depth, but its part of speech has changed since then.
5. Lei: Lei is a Chinese character in China, pronounced as Li i, which means a flower in bud.