Specific introduction of salty:
Xian (pinyin: xián) is a first-class standardized Chinese character (commonly used word). Salty and its traditional Chinese characters are different words. Simplified salt was first seen in Shang dynasty, and its original intention is unknown. Literature or war is probably its original meaning.
Or under the guise of a complete list, it is universally applicable. Oracle Bone Inscriptions and Jin Wenzhong can also be used as names. Xianyue appeared in the Spring and Autumn Period, originally meaning the taste of salt, and also referring to ancient place names, namely Wei and Lu in the Spring and Autumn Period. "Salty" is simplified and written as "salty", and "salty taste" has become the common meaning of this word.
Salty solution of words:
Salty and "salty" are two different words before the simplification of Chinese characters. The salty characters of Oracle Bone Inscriptions and Jin in Shang Dynasty are Xu on the right and Kou on the lower left. It is known that it may be an pictograph for weapons such as axes and cymbals, but different people have different opinions about what the "mouth" on the lower left stands for.
Xu Shen's Shuo Wen Jie Zi mentioned Xian's "from the mouth", but did not understand the significance of the combination of the two. Some people think that the word "money" in the salty word means going out to war, and the word "kou" means that ten thousand people shout and kill the sky, which means refueling the situation. Some sources believe that the word "salty" refers to war in its original meaning and is extended to all and all.
Some people think that the word "mouth" in "salty" is actually the word "wéi", which means land and scope. The word "salty" can be regarded as occupying land by force, so everything born in the land and produced by people is mine, so "salty" has all the meanings. Others think that this weapon is not used to kill people, but to show the dignity of the nobility.
Then the creativity of the word "salty" may be related to the behavior of the honor guard. The guard of honor is not only neat in pace, but also loud in slogan, so it uses all the voices to express the meaning of being together. The word "Hu" is a combination of salt and mouth.
It should be that the related word "salty" was first seen in Shang Dynasty, and the word "foot fork" in the word "Xu" in the Western Zhou Dynasty moved up and became a prime in the stage of Xiao Zhuan. When the axe is elongated, the "top hook" becomes a little bit. Developed into official script and regular script.