What position does it occupy in Tian Zige?

Occupy the middle position of Tian Zige, as shown:

horizontal

Pinyin: hénghèng?

Radical: wood

Stroke: 15

Five elements: wood

Five strokes: SAMW

Explanation:

[Heng]

1, parallel to the ground (relative to "vertical and straight"): ~ forehead. ~ beam.

2. Geographical east-west direction (relative to "vertical 1"): The Yellow River runs through the province.

3. From left to right or from right to left (relative to "vertical1"): ~ team. There are several big letters written on the wall.

4. perpendicular to the long side of the object (relative to "vertical1"): ~ section. Pedestrian ~ road. ~ try to cut a knife.

5. make the object horizontal: with a pole ~.

6, vertical and horizontal chaos: ~ health. ~ flow. Flesh and blood ~ fly

[Heng]

Unlucky; Accident: something happened. ~ disaster.

Group talk: crazy? Crossing? Lying on your back? Span? Crossing? Arrogant Violent death? Rude and unreasonable

Extended data

Glyph evolution:

Classical Chinese version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: horizontal and vertical. From the wood, yellow voice. ?

Vernacular version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: The cross and balustrade characters have "wood" as the side and "yellow" as the sound side.

Phrase explanation:

1, crossing? 【 hengdu 】: From one shore of rivers, lakes and seas to the other.

Mao Zedong's "Mink Head Tour" said: "Crossing the Yangtze River for thousands of miles can give you a glimpse of it."

2. Span? [héng kua]: Stand with your feet astride the object for support. Now it refers to the lateral crossing of buildings such as bridges.

The first chapter of Du Pengcheng's In Peaceful Days: "Cross the shit bridge across the river and you will arrive at the construction site."

3. Horizontal approval? [héng pθ]: refers to the banners that match the couplets.

Zhou Libo's "Lazy Egg Card": "There is a new red paper on the lintel, which reads' A match made in heaven', and the couplets on both sides are:' Crops will last forever. " "