How to pronounce Lian's pinyin?

"Lian" is a very rare Chinese character and rarely used in daily life. Its pinyin is "liàn", and its pronunciation is relatively short, but it contains profound meaning and beautiful implication. First of all, from the glyph, the upper part of the word is next to the word "water" and the lower part is next to the word "Lian", which is a very interesting structure, because its upper and lower parts symbolize the shapes of water and flow respectively, thus forming a vivid image. It has also become a favorite capital font of many literati, and is widely used in calligraphy and painting.

Besides calligraphy and painting, there are also many characters in poems and songs. For example, Xin Qiji, a famous poet in the Song Dynasty, once wrote in the article Yuan Yu Case: "Life has various meanings, but one thing is affectionate. Xiao He was the first to appear, spinning a few cyan. " This classic sentence is described by a small lotus flower, expressing sentimental meaning, vivid and vivid, giving people a good feeling.

Secondly, the word Lian has a special meaning in Cantonese. In Guangdong, people often use "grapefruit" to describe the taste of grapefruit. Grapefruit tastes sweet and sour, delicate and soft, which makes people memorable. And because of the appearance of hyphen, this statement has more cultural connotation and charm.

Finally, the word Lian has some symbolic meanings. For example, it can mean "the water flowing through is long and gentle", which means soft, graceful and elegant. In addition, the word Lian was also used to describe the color of the sky in ancient times. Traditionally, lotus is considered as a very elegant color, representing a symbol of culture and wisdom.

Generally speaking, although the word "Lian" is not common, its cultural connotation and aesthetic feeling make it play a very important role in poetry, calligraphy and painting, language and culture. I hope everyone can make good use of it to better inherit and carry forward Chinese culture.