1, shares
Shares, China first-class figures,? [9]? Pronounced shares (G incarnation). "Shuo Wen Jie Zi": "Share, beard also. From meat and snoring? [ 1]? . "。 The bifurcation of the thigh root is the paradigm of holding several strands of meat.
Original meaning: thigh, from hip to knee. Such as: femur, femoral arm (also known as left and right assistance).
2. Net
Jing, a common Chinese word. There are two pronunciations, pronounced as jěng and chēng, which were first found in the inscriptions on bronze, namely "Shuo Wen Jie Zi": "jìng, Chengmenchi, Lubei. According to ancient calligraphy, the pen is saved and simplified. "
Jìng, the original meaning is clean, which means "clean", "empty", "simple, pure" and "single, unique and complete". China plays the role of a man: Jing Jiao (also known as "painted face" and "blackhead"), which is also used as a surname. Ancient, Chinese first-class words, pronounced Gu (G incarnation). "Shuo Wen Jie Zi": "Share, beard also. From meat and snoring. " . The bifurcation of the thigh root is the paradigm of holding several strands of meat.
Original meaning: thigh, from hip to knee. Such as: femur, femoral arm (also known as left and right assistance).
3. fortunately
Xing (pinyin: xing) is a common word in modern Chinese. "Lucky" comes from two words, pronounced xìng. The original meaning refers to unexpected success or avoiding disasters, such as survival and luck; Luck gained by luck often makes people happy, so "luck" means happiness and is used as a verb; It also refers to hopes and feelings.
Step 4 make
"Shi" is a first-class word in the General Standard of Chinese. It was first seen in Oracle Bone Inscriptions. The original intention was to send people to do things, send and send, and later it was extended to use.
5. Strength
Jin (pinyin: jìn, jìng) is a Chinese character (commonly used word), which is the first-class universal standard of Chinese. This word began to appear in the Warring States script, and the ancient glyph began to be pronounced from Jοng. The original meaning of "strong" refers to strong, and the extension refers to strong and violent. Also used as a noun, referring to strength and strength; Extension refers to spirit and expression; It also extends to interest, interest, effectiveness, function and so on. When "Jin" is used as a noun, it is pronounced as Ji ì n today.