Taiwan Province (Pinyin: tái, tāi) is a Chinese character (commonly used word), and its general specification is Grade 1. The word "Taiwan" first appeared in the Western Zhou Dynasty, and the word "Taiwan" first appeared in the Warring States Period. The origin of "Taiwan Province" is unknown. The original meaning of "Taiwan" is fetus, which is often used to mean "Yi".
The original meaning of "Taiwan" refers to a square high and flat building made of mud, which generally refers to equipment slightly higher than the ground like a platform, and is extended to ancient official visas, slave grades, first-class factories, cemeteries and so on. "Taiwan Province" is a kind of wood name. When combined with wind, it is a tropical cyclone in the western Pacific. Taiwan Province Province, referred to as "Taiwan Province" for short, is a provincial-level administrative region of People's Republic of China (PRC), and also the abbreviation of Taizhou.
Understanding and pictophonetic characters. "Taiwan" began to appear in bronze inscriptions in the Western Zhou Dynasty. Is it in there? Differentiated from the upper mouth, it is homologous to Yi and Yi. In Oracle Bone Inscriptions, it is a fetal head-down shape. The inscription on the bronze inscription added a symbol (symbolizing the placenta) to emphasize the meaning of pregnancy. The fetus in the seal script is a bit complicated. After the official script was changed, the writing desk of official script in regular script was the original word of the fetus.
The original meaning of the word creation is fetus, fetus. Taiwan means "Yao" and "Xuan", which means the continuation of future generations, so Taiwan means "heir". The word "Taiwan" in seal script is similar to the word "Taiwan" in bronze inscriptions, but its shape is more regular.
But "Taiwan Province" is not used to express the original meaning, almost all of them are used as "righteousness". Gong Zhong said: "Taiwan Province (to) enjoy himself, and Taiwan Province (to) feast on the doctor." During the Warring States Period, Taiwan Province was pronounced "Yi" in addition to his name. "?" Used in the characters of Yin Shang Dynasty and Western Zhou Dynasty. It's the same. When "Tai" is used for this purpose, it is pronounced the same as "Yi", that is, yǐ, but it is not suitable in dictionaries.
Shuo Wen Jie Zi: "Taiwan Province, go ahead. From the mouth? Sound. " The analysis of Shuo Wen Jie Zi here is inaccurate, but what it explains is the borrowing meaning of Taiwan Province. There is no such usage in bronze inscriptions and documents, and I don't know what Xu Shen is based on. It's called Yi (yí), which means the same as Yi. What is read here is "Yi".
In addition, people call pregnancy "happiness", so it is extended to "yue", and "yi" and "er" are evil for personal gain. The word "mouth" can represent a region, so the word "Taiwan" is the person who owns the region dominated by his own will. It can be called "me" and "mine" in the first person, which can be found in poems, books and other documents. Taichu bamboo slips use "beginning" or "governance" or "danger".
When "Taiwan" is pronounced as tái, it was originally used for the star name "Santai", but it should actually be "Neng". Records of the Historian Tianguanshu: "Six stars are the best, and compared with each other, it is called three abilities." Pei Qian quoted Ji Jie Sulin dialect: "Neng Yin Tai". This "three abilities" is the "three episodes of six stars in pairs" mentioned by Jiangxi in the book Jin Tian Wenzhi.
In ancient times, "three episodes" were used to refer to the three fairs, and later it was used to refer to Zaifu as an important official or Zaifu's position. This shows that in ancient times, "three stops" were compared to "three fairs", which led to the meaning of intimacy and respect. "Taiwan" used to be a kind of honorific, used to address each other or things related to each other.