Pinyin: cè
Radical: bamboo, four-corner code: 88902, Cangjie: hdb
86 Wubi: tgmi, 98 Wubi: tsmb, Zheng code: MFLD
Unicode: 7B56, total number of strokes: 12, stroke order: 314314125234
Interpretation:
1. Bamboo or wood chips used for ancient writing: simple policy.
2. A style of examination in ancient times. Most questions were asked about political and economic issues. The candidates answered: Countermeasures. Ce asked.
3. A calculation tool once used in Chinese mathematics, with a shape similar to "chi". In the early Qing Dynasty, the multiplication formula was written on it to calculate multiplication, division and square root.
4. Strategy; method: the best policy. Offer advice. Helpless.
5. Planning; planning: instigating rebellion. Support.
6. Surname.
7. The stick used to drive horses in ancient times had spikes on one end, which could pierce the horse's body and make it run forward.
8. Use a spur to drive a horse: spur. Riding forward.
9. Crutches: walking with support.
Extended information
1. The strokes of policy
2. The word policy
Policy, spur, encouragement, policy theory, strategy , instigate rebellion, strategy, strategist, historical policy, drive, plan, misguided strategy, long-term strategy, response, some word explanations:
1. Policy: [zhèng cè]?
Country or political party Guidelines for action formulated to achieve the line of a certain historical period: ethnic policy. Act according to policy.
2. Whip: [biān cè]?
Both whip and spur are tools for driving horses forward. It is a metaphor for encouraging, urging, and pushing people forward.
3. To encourage: [cè miǎn]?
To encourage and encourage: *** to encourage each other.
4. Policy Commentary: [cè lùn]?
In the feudal era, it refers to articles that discuss current political issues and provide suggestions to the court. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, the ideas of the reformers were adopted, the eight-part essay was abolished, and policy theory was made an item in the imperial examination.
5. Stratagem: [jì cè]?
A pre-arranged method or strategy to deal with someone or a certain situation.