1. Kettle
fǔThe Chinese character "kettle" means a kind of utensil with a round bottom and no feet. It must be placed on the stove or use other objects to support the cooking. The mouth of the cauldron is also round. It can be directly used to boil, stew, fry, stir-fry, etc. It can be regarded as the predecessor of the "pot" used in modern times.
2. Jian
Pinyin: jiàn is a commonly used character in Chinese, and the ancient character is written as "supervised". "Jian" first appeared in oracle bone inscriptions, and its shape is like a person bowing his head and looking at his face in a vessel filled with water. Later, "jian" was often used in the meaning of surveillance. Around the Spring and Autumn Period, "Jin" was added next to "Jin" and became "Jian", which refers to the tool for reflection - a large basin filled with water, similar to the later mirror, and by extension refers to something that can be used as a reference. .
3. Luan
A commonly used Chinese character (first-level character), pronounced luán, was first seen in bronze inscriptions. Its original meaning is a phonetic character, which means the bell used by emperors in ancient times to drive their cars, from gold, to the sound. Extended to the emperor's chariot or emperor.
4. 銴
The Chinese character, shì or zhì, means a small car ear hook, which refers to the place where the utensil is tied.
5. 銎