Zhe's pinyin is: zhé, which is a first-class word (commonly used word) in the General Standard of Chinese, and was first seen in seal script. Shuowen: Philosophy, knowledge also. From the mouth, fold the sound. Pictophonetic characters are the form of inscription "which is higher or lower", and the upper part "fold" indicates sound; The second half is the "heart". The ancients did not have the concept of brain, but only regarded the heart as an organ of thinking and regarded it as a general term for thoughts, concepts and feelings.
Heart represents people's subjective consciousness and has the meaning of wisdom. After changing "heart" into "mouth", its meaning has not changed. The original meaning refers to cleverness; Because it is often used with "xian" * *, it refers to a person with noble moral character, and later it is extended to "a wise person". In ancient times, those who had extraordinary knowledge were called philosophers, and those who had made great achievements in a certain field were called "philosophers".
Zhe, pictophonetic characters. From the mouth, fold the sound. The original meaning is wisdom, while Shuowen: philosophy, knowledge is also. Ancient wisdom and knowledge are universal, and Xiao Zhuan in Shuowen has the shape of left and right structure, which is a bronze inscription. Later, in the Han Dynasty, the characters in Biography of Jin Jia were changed from official script to official script, which was neat and standardized, and the folded characters could be clearly identified, but they were still left and right. Regular script has evolved into an upper and lower structure.
Philosophy is the form of "courage" in bronze inscriptions. The slow destruction of the heart means people's subjective consciousness, and "courage" means unbreakable subjective consciousness. The back of the heart is changed to the mouth, and the meaning has not changed. It means wisdom. Because it is often used with "xian" * * * to refer to someone's noble character, it is often used to refer to "a wise man" later.
Idioms with the word "zhe"
1, be wise to protect yourself: a wise man is good at protecting himself. Now it refers to avoiding the struggle of principles and being afraid of implicating one's own attitude.
2. Philosophers are not stupid: there are no philosophers. There is not a philosopher who doesn't seem stupid. Metaphor means that anyone can make mistakes.
To be a philosopher is to be a philosopher, a saint and a compliment. Praised by ancient sages.
4. Liang Benzhe Wei: The death of the sage. Cai Taiwei wrote an inscription that Liang collapsed in the Han Dynasty and disobeyed the Constitution. See Liang Yue.
5. Popular Philosophy: By Ai Siqi. From 2000 to 2002, I serialized in my study life and published a single book in 2000.