Chinese name: Zang
Pinyin: zāng, cáng, záng
Radical: Minister, Ge?
Second-class Chinese characters in the General Standard of Chinese? . This word first appeared in Oracle Bone Inscriptions of Shang Dynasty, and Oracle Bone Inscriptions stabbed him in the eye like Ge. In ancient times, prisoners of war were often stabbed blind in one eye and became slaves. The original meaning is "slave" or "male slave". Jin takes "cong (pán)" as the sound. The slave was stabbed blind, forced by the arrogance of slave owners and rulers, and dared not resist again. The political power is consolidated, so it is good, so it is extended to "goodness." In ancient books, it means to store under the guise of hiding. Modern times are mainly used as surnames.
Idiom:
A hidden treasure, China idiom, pinyin is y and z ā ng y and z ā ng yī zāng yī pǐ, indicating good luck and bad luck. From "Zuo Zhuan Zhao Zhuan Gong Five Years".
Tibetan ancient is an idiom of China, and its pinyin is Z ā zāng gǔ wáng yáng, which means that the metaphor is different but it is actually a later one. From Zhuangzi's thumb.
China idiom, pinyin is rén móu bù zāng, which means that things fail or fail because people don't make plans, and it has nothing to do with the weather and place. From "An Xin Ge Lin Bu Jun Lu".
Zang Fei, a Chinese idiom, pinyin: zāng pǐ rén wù w, which means to comment on the quality of characters, comes from Biography of Ruan Ji in the Book of Jin.
Punish Zang No, an idiom in China. Pinyin is zh cháfázāng pǐ, which means that rewards and punishments are clear. From the History of the Three Kingdoms, Shu Zhi and Zhuge Liang Biography.
"Son of Zang" is an idiom pronounced as Zāng shzh and Z ǐ, which means a villain who likes to sow discord and slander.
"Sheep with hidden bones" is an idiom in China, pronounced as z ā ng g ǔ zh and yá ng.