Wen, a common Chinese character, is a simplified legal standard in China, pronounced W ē n. The word "card" was first seen in Oracle Bone Inscriptions. At first, it was a knowing word, and later it evolved into a pictophonetic word "Wen", from water to card. Its original meaning is to heat the water in the bathtub, and its extended meaning is moderate heat, and there are other meanings such as lukewarm, mild, review and rich.
Wen, at first, was a knowing word. The word is "card". Going to prison, that is, the omission of "swimming", means that the child is taking a bath; The "dish" in the lower part is not only beside the sound, but also beside the shape, which is an omission of "basin" and represents a spacious container. The seal script "card" means to heat the water in the bathtub and let the child take a bath.
When "pai" is a simple character, the seal script adds "water" instead of "temperature", emphasizing heating the water in the bathtub.
Original meaning: verb, heat the water in the bathtub and let the baby take a bath. In official script, the word "water" in seal script is written as "three points of water", and the word "prisoner" in seal script is abbreviated as "day".
Basic explanation:
1. neither hot nor cold; Warm: ~ belt. ~ spring.
2. temperature: body. High ~. Low.
3. Slight heat: ~ a pot of water.
4. Review: ~ class.
5. peace of mind: ~ and. ~ soft.
6. Same as "Wen".