Uncommon characters are Chinese characters that are uncommon and unfamiliar to people. Since the advent of the Internet, some rare words have become popular on the Internet because of their strange shapes. They have become popular in major forums and have been given new meanings. Most of these rare characters are variant characters, also known as Youtai, Ortai, and Chongwen in Shuowen Jiezi. They refer to Chinese characters with the same pronunciation and meaning but different writing methods. It can be seen that variant characters are not equal to traditional Chinese characters.
Since Chinese characters are composed of meaning symbols, musical notes and symbols, the angle at which the ancients selected the meaning symbols varied from person to person. Therefore, the phenomenon of one character with multiple shapes abounds in the history of Chinese characters, and variant characters This phenomenon appears in large numbers in ancient calligraphy works or documents. If you encounter these variant characters, you must know that they are not typos, so as not to make people laugh.
1.囧(jiǒng迥)
囧, pronounced as jiǒng. The original meaning is "bright". Now it has become a popular emoticon and one of the most frequently used words in online chats. It is given the meaning of "depression, sadness, and helplessness". It has also been described as one of "the most popular single Chinese characters in the 21st century".
2. 槑 (méi plum)
槑, pronounced méi, is the same as "plum" in ancient times. The character "槑" is composed of two words "呧", so it is used in Internet language to describe people who are "silly and naive". There is a famous ID in this community with this name, and they are called Erdai. My personal understanding is that plum blossoms bloom neither in spring nor in summer or autumn. They are different, outstanding, and very alternative, so they are very stupid. Staying here is arrogance. . Personal interpretation, if this offends the boss, he is a noble person, happy birthday to the boss!
3. 氼 (nìdrown)
This word is actually easy to remember. When a person falls into the water, it is of course drowning. This word means "drowning" and the pronunciation is the same: Drown (nì).
4. 玎 (yín chant)
玎 (yín), the original meaning is light. "玎" is popular in the Internet, and the new meaning of the Internet is: hoping to compete in competition or confrontation. It is often used to describe a person's high morale, enthusiasm and many other meanings.
5. 圐圙 (kūlüè審)
Look carefully at these two words: the two mouths frame the four sides respectively, which means "enclosed pasture" , read kūlue, generally pronounced as kūluan in Inner Mongolian dialect, and the word "圐圙" is now mostly used as a place name.
6. Yao (yáo尧)
Yao is known as the most rustic Chinese character. This character is pronounced "Yao" and describes the height of the mountain. It is not an accidental coincidence. Among the five elements of "metal, wood, water, fire and earth", each character can be placed in a line structure and derive a completely different Chinese character. Although it has a rustic appearance, the core is towering and reaching into the sky.
7. 兲 (tiān天)
兲 (tiān), an ancient and rare word, is the same as the sky. When "兲" became popular on the Internet, many netizens couldn't help but shout "Oh, my 兲!" In Internet slang, this word is often pronounced from top to bottom, and this word is misused to make stupid interpretations.
8. Ping Ping (lèle)
Ping Ping (lèlè) is the mascot of the 2014 Nanjing Youth Olympic Games. However, Nian Nian's design has also been criticized by many people, and is called Erhu egg, colorful kidney, mutated pea, sock essence, etc.
9. 嘦 (jiào)
嘦 is a compound word, which is a combination of only and want. Read the two words "as long as" quickly together to get the correct pronunciation.
10. 呑 (biáo)
The word 呑 means don’t want. In Chengdu dialect, biáo means don’t want. The word don’t can be simply read as 嫑. In Nanyang, Henan, there is also a pronunciation of "biáo", which means killing people, which means to deceive people. If you stop killing people, you mean stop lying to people.
11. Zhao (zhào zhao)
曌 is the same as "zhao", a character created by Wu Zetian for his own name in the Tang Dynasty of China. It means that the sun and the moon are in the sky. It is said that Wu Zetian's Buddhist name was Mingkong when she was in the temple. Later, she got the word "曌" after she was taken back to the palace.
12. Shan (shān軻)
This character is a variant of "軻". There is an idiom called "the fishy smell is attached to the mutton", and the so-called "tan" is the taste of mutton. What else can you smell if you fall into a flock of sheep? Shameful! One sheep is full of odor, but three sheep together can make people hold their noses without being stinky!
13. 湹 (tān stall)
怹, an old Beijing dialect, is the honorific title of "him". Just like "you" corresponds to "you". "怹" is pronounced as "Tan" and is used to address elders, superiors or respected people. The pronunciations of "you" and "怹" are both added with a front nasal sound after "you" and "he", and it is estimated that they evolved from "you" and "them".
14. 豻 (xiān fresh)
This character is pronounced as "fresh", and at the same time, it is also a variant of fresh. It originally refers to raw fish, which is interpreted as "fresh" and "bright". It is also only delicious and seasonal food. There are three fish, how can it not be delicious?
15. 巭 (būbu)
巭, a rare Chinese character, has become increasingly familiar to people with Kung Fu Panda. After the release of "Kung Fu Panda", "巭" became the abbreviation of "kung fu person". For example: "Si Panda" is becoming more and more popular among young people who like to make pranks.
16. 嘂 (jiào call)
嘂, an ancient word, is the same as "call". Four mouths shouting at the same time, it's so noisy.
17. Yan (sù custom)
If the jade is a little bit out of place, it is of course a jade with flaws, pronounced "su" (su).
18. 四 (mómo)
四, micro. \'mo\' is the ancient Chinese character "四".四四 is the most popular Internet name now.
19. 奥 (jiàng勥)
奥 has two pronunciations of jiang, the fourth tone, and qiang, the third tone. This word is a very popular and frequently used word on the Internet recently. As the name suggests, when "勥" is separated, it actually expresses the meaning of strength.
20. Biāobiao
The appearance of a dog running, three dogs entangled together, represents the appearance of a group of dogs running. Taking a step further, it derives the meaning of rapid and soaring. Yi Tongbiao means storm, and "chu Yi" means violent explosion.
21. Zhongying (zhòngsuǒ)
The design concept of "Zhongying" comes from "zhòngsuǒzhōuzhī", which means universal and everyone knows it. Everyone knows it, it's a household name, it's known to everyone.
22. 喖 (mā mother)
喖: The first time I saw this word was "喖机" on a mobile phone, and the meaning is as shown in the glyph: twins. In today's terms, it is cloning.
23. 描 (hào好)
描 means desire. It means "desire". There is a place in Hong Kong called Tsz Lok Estate.
24. 骪 (guā scrape)
Japanese place names use words and Japanese surnames are used. Wind God "Tengu Hao": The strong wind that blows down from the mountains in winter means the setting wind.
25. 汱(pá Pickpocket)
"Shou hand" is the same as "pickpocket", a thief who takes out a bag. The character has three hands, two of which represent "normal hands, covering hands" and the third hand represents "stealing hands".
26. 江(jiān gang)
The most erotic Chinese character "寊": This character is read as "寊", which is like a variant of "rape". "Shuowen" explains it as "private, stealing".
27. 琐 (mòMO)
琐 means beautiful eyes, beautiful eyes, and beautiful appearance. You said, I already have three eyes, how can I not be beautiful?
28. 赑 (bì coin)
"贝" means money. The three "贝" characters, one up, two down, are coded together to express the appearance of exerting force. As the saying goes, the food is delicious but the money is hard to earn, so how can you not work hard?
29. 刈 (rénren)
刈, with "二" on the top and "心" on the bottom, is a variant of "ren" in ancient times. On the Internet, due to the shape of the word "刈", it is often compared to not being attentive or single-minded.
30. Yi (yìyi)
There are one fire, two fires (yan), three fires (焱), and four fires (燚) in Chinese characters. . "燚" should be the most popular Chinese character, meaning fire god. It is a high-level god in ancient times. The character "燚" represents the way fire burns, and is often used in people's names.
There are many more, Chinese culture is broad and profound.