"興"zhào, a variant of " Zhao", is commonly seen in ancient calligraphy works. Zhao zhào ㄓㄠ".
Shuowen's explanation of the characters:
(興) is the upper taboo. According to Xu, the original book does not have a seal style. But the upper taboo is added. Later generations added this seal script. Said Detailed description: The taboo of the Han Dynasty. Li Xian quoted Fu Wuji's ancient and modern notes as "Yin Zhao". Yes. Fu and Xu were from the Han Dynasty, but the emperor's taboo should be based on the ancient legend of Cong Ge and Cong Shu. Xun Zuozhao. And Qianren said in the book "Zhao". Li Xian's annotation of the Later Han Dynasty does not recognize the word "Nie" as "Nie", which is different from that of Xu Zuo. It is Fanshi. Therefore, Fuyun tabulates the word Nie and Yi. In fact, the Chinese character Nie cannot be used, as can be seen in Shishengminzhuan and Xia Xiaozhengzhuan. Therefore, Xu Yun's words "興" and "Xu" are different.
The main text of the Later Han Dynasty is called "Zhao Zhu". Ge, Nie sound. The shape, sound and meaning are both straight and small, so the word "Xu" cannot be interpreted incorrectly.