The following are listed:
1. 一
一, pronounced as yī, (usually capitalized "一" on banknotes and documents, can be read as "1" ), the basic strokes of Chinese characters, can also become Chinese characters alone. The basic meaning is the smallest positive integer.
The original meaning of the Chinese character: "One, only the beginning and the beginning, the Tao is established in one, creating the heaven and earth, and transforming into all things. Yi, the ancient text is one." - "Shuowen·Part 1". This is an explanation based on the social thought at that time and is an extended meaning. The original meaning is the number one, the smallest positive integer.
The original meaning of philosophy: one refers to specialization and purity, which occupies the dominant meaning in human philosophy. It was first recorded in "Guanzi" under the mental skill: Can you specialize? Can it be the same?
2. 二
二 (èr), Chinese characters. It is one of the numbers from one to ten in Chinese characters, and the Arabic numeral is 2.
Basic meaning:
① Number name: one plus one (often represented by capital "二" on banknotes and documents).
②Double, ratio: unique without ~.
③Two, others: ~ words. No ~ price. ?
④Criticism: unfocused, unloyal, unserious, two-faced, second-rate. Short-sighted.
⑤ Surname: The second surname comes from the surname Ji.
⑥Describe personality, work style, relatively reckless
3. Three
Three, a number, two plus one (commonly used in capital letters on banknotes and documents) "Three" generations).
Three-dimensional space. Trilogy. The Three Kingdoms (a historical period in ancient China).
Basic meaning:
(1) Number name, two plus one (usually capitalized "三" on banknotes and documents): ~ dimensional space. ~Step. ~ country (name of Chinese dynasty).
(2) Indicates multiple times or plurality: ~ think and act. ~Keep your mouth shut.
4. 四
四 is a Chinese character, pronounced as sì, even number (yin number). The basic meaning is the number "4". Like a quarter shape. All words related to four use "four" as the side word.
Basic explanation:
① Number, three plus one (often capitalized "四" on banknotes and documents): four directions. four sides. Si Sequence (i.e. "Four Seasons").
②Four-body (a. Refers to human limbs; b. Refers to the four fonts of Kai, Cao, Li and Zhuan).
③Siku (the name for the four ancient books, Jing, Shi, Zi and Ji. Also known as the "Four Parts").
④The Four Gentlemen (the general name for the four flower themes of plum, orchid, bamboo and chrysanthemum in Chinese paintings).
⑤The notation symbol of ancient Chinese musical notation is equivalent to "6" in simplified musical notation. ?
5, Wu
五, is a Chinese vocabulary, the Chinese pinyin is wǔ, a number. Five, understanding. From two, from yi. "二" represents heaven and earth, and "乂" represents intertwining. The original meaning is Jiaowu, criss-crossing. For example: "Shuowen" by Xu Shen of the Eastern Han Dynasty: "Five, yin and yang meet at noon between heaven and earth."
Five, also refers to the sum of four plus one, that is, five. For example: "The Biography of Liu Yi" by Li Chaowei of the Tang Dynasty: "It is blocked by five mountains."
6, six
Six is ??a Chinese character, the Chinese pinyin is liù, and its meaning is the same as the Arabic number 6 . 6 is an Arabic numeral, one of the ten numbers composed of natural numbers. For example, after the six kings are completed, the four seas are one. ——Du Mu's "Ode to Afang Palace". When making place names, the Chinese pinyin is lù, such as Liu'an.
7, 七
Seven (qī), Chinese characters.
Basic meaning:
①Numerical name, six plus one (often represented by capital "Qi" on banknotes and documents).
②Style name, or "seven styles", is another form of Fu style.
③ In the old days, sacrifices were held every seven days after death, and the sacrifices were performed seven times, which was called "doing seven".
8, 八
Eight, quantifier, Chinese character, sound bā.
Word meaning:
① Number, a member between one and ten, seven plus one, capitalized as eight.
②It means points. (action) Pictogram. The oracle bone inscriptions look like they are separated and facing each other.
9, 九
Nine is a Chinese character, pronounced as jiǔ and capitalized as "九". In ancient times, nine was considered the largest number, generally referring to multiple times or pluralities. Now nine is the largest positive integer in single digits.
10, 十
十 (pinyin: shí) is a commonly used character in modern Chinese, first seen in oracle bone inscriptions. Ten is a number, which is the sum of nine plus one, and by extension refers to ten times or ten. The ancients believed that ten is a symbol of completeness in numbers, so "ten" also means complete, complete, and reaching the extreme, such as ten or full. It also refers to "Shi", which refers to complexity. For example, in ancient times, "Shi Jin" was also called "Shi Jin".