First of all, the cross should be shoulder-resistant, that is, it should be inclined upward, short and not long. The second stroke is oblique and vertical, starting from the middle of the horizontal and aligned with the first stroke on the left. Then write a cross. The cross fold should start from the middle of the oblique axis and be aligned with the end of the cross. Finally, write a long horizontal line, which should be flat and straight to stabilize the whole font.
Several names, four plus one (commonly capitalized "Wu" on banknotes and certificates): multicolored. Five senses. Grain. Hardware. Five Dynasties (the name of the Chinese dynasty, the period when the political power of Houliang, Houtang, Houjin, Houhan and Houzhou was established in the Central Plains). Five Emperors (the legendary five emperors in China, usually referring to Huangdi, Zhuan Xu, Di Ku, Tang Yao and Yu Shun).
Five poisons (scorpion, snake, centipede, gecko, toad). Five elements (referring to gold, wood, water, fire and earth). Wuling (refers to Yuechengling, Dupangling, Zhu Meng, Qitianling and Dayu). Wuyue (referring to Mount Taishan in Dongyue, Huashan in Xiyue, Hengshan in Nanyue, Hengshan in Beiyue and Songshan in Zhongyue, which are the five famous mountains in the history of China). Five internal organs (heart, liver, spleen, lung, kidney). The notation of China's ancient music score is equivalent to the notation "6".
Related words
1, various [w ǔ hu ā b ā men] is changeable or figurative. There are all kinds of [near]. [Anti] Similarity.
2. Colorful [w ǔ c ǐ ib ǐ n f ǐ n] Colorful: at first, it refers to five colors: blue, yellow, red, white and black, and later it refers to various colors. Colorful: various appearances. Describe colorful, colorful. Also called "colorful"
3, the five grains are abundant [wǔ gǔ fēng dēng] Five grains: rice, wheat, millet (millet), millet (sorghum), beans, generally referring to crops. Fengdeng: Good harvest. Refers to a bumper harvest of crops. Also known as "bumper harvests".
4. Colorful [wǔyán Liüsè] describes various colors or varieties.
Wuliangye is a wine brewed with five kinds of grain as raw materials, which is produced in Yibin, Sichuan.