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Gao, a Chinese first-class word, is pronounced as Gao (gāo), which is a food steamed or baked with rice flour or flour mixed with other materials. Pictophonetic characters Shuowen: "He is a bait. From food, lamb sounds. " The word "Zhen" came into being after Qin Dynasty, and was attached to Shuowen at the beginning of Northern Song Dynasty. In the Northern Song Dynasty, the variant "Gao" of "Zhen" also appeared, and the two words were parallel to later generations.
In 1955, in the First List of Variant Characters, the word "Gao" was determined as the standard word, and the word "Zhen" was eliminated. The original meaning is a cake made of wheat flour, rice flour or soybean flour. Dialect: "The bait is the soup." Sui Shu's Records of the Five Elements: "There is another nursery rhyme:' mowing in July hurts early, and eating in September is just right.'
interpretation of ancient books: "Jiyun" lives in Laoqie, and the sound is lamb. Be the same as you. Miya. Liu Mengde tasted the poem "Nine Days" in the Wild Guest Series, and wanted to use the word "cake", but there was no such word in the Six Classics, so he stopped. Therefore, Song Jingwen's poem "Nine Days" said: Liu Wei refused to mention the word cake, which was a vain life. "Zhou Li Tian Guan Yu Ren Shu" is the truth of shame, and it is embarrassing. Note the cake. There is no cake in the Six Classics. "The Story of the Song and Mo" Jin Guo Chongyang has a treasure cake.
Common phrases: pastry gā odi ? n [pastry] Dried sweet food (such as cakes, pies or fruit pies) baked with pasty dough. Gā og ɑ n [Sweetened Rice Flour (for feeding the infants)] A milk substitute mainly made of rice flour and sugar.