Xiao, a standard first-class word (commonly used word) in modern Chinese, is pronounced xiāo in Mandarin, which was first seen in Qin Dynasty. It belongs to six pictophonetic characters. The basic meaning of Xiao is clear and profound, and the extended meaning is acute disease, such as Xiao Se. In daily use, Xiao Ye is used as a noun to indicate the name of water, such as Xiaoxiang.
Xiao's related words and their explanations
1, chic xiāo sǎ m: (shape) (expression and behavior, etc. ) natural and generous, not rigid, unrestrained: chic | calligraphy chic.
2. small color Xiā o sè: The sound made by the wind on the vegetation makes people feel sad.
3. Jump xiāo tiáo: Describe the melodious calls of birds.
4, romantic and chic, f ē ng liú xiā o s: romantic: handsome and talented. Chic: unrestrained, natural and generous. Handsome, talented and generous.
5. Where is Xiaoxiang hé chǔ xiāo xiāng? Xiaoxiang here refers to the place where friends are or where the author belongs to selenium. Because I don't know where my old friend is, I say "where is Xiaoxiang". I expressed my infinite nostalgia for my old friend or the world, but I didn't know how to be confused.