When pronounced as cháng, length (cháng, zh?ng) is generally a noun, which is often used as a geometric concept, also called length, as opposed to "short", to describe the degree of lateral extension of an object or the extension of time. Pronounced as zh m 4 ng, it is generally a verb, indicating growth, growth.
Composition: The place name of Chang 'an (Changángān), which began in the Qin Dynasty, is the capital of the Western Han Dynasty, Sui Dynasty and Tang Dynasty, and is located in Xi City, Shaanxi Province. Long-term policy is the best policy; A foolproof solution; A lasting solution.
The older generation. Fat ZH: Ngbi ā o gain weight; Become obese. Grow up and then grow up; Grow up. Zhang Chang appeared in many ancient China prose:
The road is blocked and long. -"Shiqin Feng Jiajian" has a long hub of 900. -The text of Zuo Gong's Five Years is half long. -"The Analects of Confucius" has three white hairs and three thousands of feet, and the sorrow is as long as long. -Tang Li Bai's "Qiu Ge" has never heard of the long-term benefits of the country. -"The Warring States Policy and Qi Ce"
There are big and small meanings. -"The Book of Rites" Long ZH Jia Cong: Long, old. -"Guangya" is not long. -Mencius. Note: "Older." If the child is old and obedient, what is it? -"Zhuangzi"
Although the elders have doubts, how dare those who serve complain? -Du Fu's eldest son is disabled, seven years old. -Wei Ming Xi "The Biography of the Big Iron Vertebra" A boy is a little longer and younger, pointing and talking with Kan Kan. -Ming Gu Yanfu's "Village Wedding Map" The younger generation is self-sufficient in food and clothing, and there is no need for big brother to worry about it. -Feng Ming magnum "wake up the world"