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The part of the ocean near the land, some big lakes are also called the sea, such as Qinghai and Caspian Sea. Metaphor means that many similar things are connected into a large area: a sea of people. It's on fire. Large (container or capacity, etc.). ): sea bowl. Huge. In ancient times, it came from a foreign country: Haitang. date
A lot (usually followed by "la, la" and so on. ): The people in the street are so crowded! Aimless: sea scold. She lost a pen, Hai Xun. No constraints: the sea eats and drinks. Last name.
The origin of Chinese characters
Classical Chinese version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Sea, Tianchi also. Those who accept all rivers. From the water, every sound. Vernacular version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: The sea is a natural pool. A large pool where hundreds of rivers flow. The glyph takes "water" as the side and "every" as the sound side.
The original intention of coinage
Noun, the mother of water, is a metaphor for the birthplace of rivers, that is, large lakes or pools on land.
Extended data
Calligraphy is a kind of writing art, which is used to express thoughts and feelings. It has a long history and has developed for thousands of years. The following will introduce the development of calligraphy.
In ancient times, calligraphy first appeared in China. The earliest calligraphy works can be traced back to Shang Dynasty and Western Zhou Dynasty, when calligraphy was mainly inscriptions carved on bronze wares. With the development and popularization of Chinese characters, calligraphy has gradually become an independent art form. During the Qin and Han dynasties, a font called seal script gradually became popular.
Seal script is regarded as the basis of China's calligraphy because of its rigorous and accurate stroke structure and unique artistic style.
With the passage of time, calligraphy gradually developed different fonts. During the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, official script became popular, and its strokes were characterized by strong founder and rigorous structure. In the Tang Dynasty, the running script became the mainstream, the font was more concise and smooth, and the changes of strokes and rhythm were emphasized.
In Song Dynasty, regular script became the main font of official documents and calligraphy education. Regular script is dignified and steady, and is considered as a classic calligraphy style.
During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, calligraphy further developed cursive script and official script. Cursive script is a kind of font with fast writing speed, and its characters are scrawled, but it contains rich artistic sense. Official script is a more concise and solemn font, and its font structure is more complicated, which requires higher skills and foundation to write.
Calligraphy has been playing an important role in China and East Asia since modern times. Modern calligraphers are committed to inheritance and innovation, and give full play to the expressive force of calligraphy art. At the same time, calligraphy has also begun to move towards the international stage, which has attracted more and more attention and love.
To sum up, the development of calligraphy can be traced back to ancient China thousands of years ago and has gone through different stages of evolution and development. Each period has its own unique artistic expression and style, which enriches the connotation and diversity of calligraphy. Calligraphy, as a traditional art form, still maintains an important position in contemporary times, attracting people's interest and research.