Basic meaning:
Guan (pinyin: guān, guàn) is a first-class Chinese character (commonly used word) in the General Standard of Chinese. This word first appeared in the Warring States script, and its ancient glyph is like wearing a hat on your head with your hands. Its original meaning means hat. The ancient crown is a kind of decoration, which is used to tie hair and wear a crown to show politeness. A crown extends from a hat to something shaped like a hat or at the top. Read guān in the above sense. "Guan" is also pronounced "Guan" and used as a verb, meaning to wear a hat. The hat is worn on the head, at the highest point of the human body, so it is extended to the first place, the first place and so on.
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1, Carola [huā guān]?
One of the components of a flower, consisting of several petals. Corolla of dicotyledonous plants can be generally divided into two types: closed corolla and open corolla.
2. Crown?
The hat worn by the emperor is often used to symbolize imperial power.
3. laurel?
The ancient Greeks awarded hats made of laurel leaves to outstanding poets or winners of competitions. Later, European customs took laurel as a glorious title. Now it is also used to refer to the champion in the competition: our player won the championship.
4. Crown?
The upper part of the trunk and long branches and leaves. Crown (guān).
5. bareheaded [mi m 4 n gu ā n]?
Take off your hat. In ancient times, you apologized, and later you paid tribute.