Detailed explanation?
1, writing; Record; Writing: calligraphy. Big book, special book. Shake the book straight.
2. Font: regular script. official script
3. bound volume: a book. A book and a set of books. Series. New book. Ancient books. Bookstore.
4. Letters: letters from home. Letters.
5. Document: certificate. Promise. Description. Challenge book white paper.
6. Last name. ?
Extended data interpretation and word interpretation
Book three, book seven, book seven. From the voice of philosophy. Cut the fish. Sven
1, Hundred Cities: Those who are rich in books are called "Hundred Cities".
2. Book field: Farming is reading, so books are also called "book fields".
3. Classics: Classics and classics generally refer to the most important and instructive works; Barnyard grass, a box for books. Later generations used "classics" instead of good books, and "abdomen" was a metaphor for erudition.
4. Wanjuan: Later generations used "Wanjuan" to refer to an amazing number of books.
5. Millet with a Thousand Bells, A Golden House with a Hidden Charm and Yan Ruyu: books were often used in feudal times.
6, five cars: use five cars of books, more books.
7, covered in sweat: describe a lot of books, the house is full, the beam is full; When transporting, the horses and cattle were full and sweaty.
1, write [shū xiě]?
Write: write slogans. Writing tools.
Huacheng 198 15: "Any manuscript sent to the typing room must be written in a standardized way."
2. Reading [kàn shū]?
Reading.
Reading is also the 26th episode of the cartoon Crayon Shinchan.
3. cursive script [c m 4 o sh ū]?
A Chinese character font. The font is simpler than Li and Kai, and the strokes are tortuous, which is convenient for quick writing. Since the Han Dynasty, many changes have taken place in body posture, such as Cao Zhang, modern grass, wild grass and walking grass.
4. book [shb Ρ n]?
Book knowledge.
Sun Li? Lu Xiu Jike Xu Ming: "Some writers who grew up in a war environment, including Ke Ming, have more education in life and less education in books.
5. schoolbag [sh bāo]?
Bags made of cloth or leather are mainly used for fashionable books and stationery when students go to school.