Introduction of brave son:
Yong (pinyin: yǒng) is a first-class Chinese character (commonly used word) in the General Standard of Chinese. This word was first seen in Oracle Bone Inscriptions in Shang Dynasty. Its ancient glyph says that it is like a person swimming in the water, which means swimming. This meaning was later expressed by "swimming". The ancient word "forever" is like a long flowing water, which originally meant long flowing water. It is derived from the meaning that water never stops flowing, which means long-term and long-lasting, such as Yongle and eternal life.
There are two main opinions about the configuration of the word "Yong":
1, Oracle Bone Inscriptions's word "forever", consists of "people" and "water" next to them. This is a knowing word. The word "Ai" next to the double is the left side of the line, indicating progress. When people walk in the water, they swim in the water.
According to this analysis, the original meaning of "swimming" refers to swimming, which should be the original word of "swimming". Later, in order to distinguish it from the eternal "forever", it added three points of water and created the word "swim" for swimming.
2. The word "Yong" in Oracle Bone Inscriptions is an pictograph, which is understandable. It is shaped like a long flowing water, with the main river in the middle and tributaries beside it. According to this analysis, the original meaning of "forever" is that water keeps flowing.
The word "forever" in bronze inscriptions evolved from Oracle Bone Inscriptions, but the water shape on the right became a solid line. The shape of Xiao Zhuan is similar to that of bronze inscriptions, both of which have the appearance of continuous water flow. Regular script has lost its original shape, but the lower part of the word is water, which still means it is related to water.
Kangxi dictionary:
The word water has been fixed forever; Kangxi strokes: 5; Outward stroke: 1 Tang Yun, Ji Yun, Zheng Yun, beautiful and elegant. Shuowen: The water keeps flowing. Like water, good. Poem Nan Zhou: Jiang Zhiyong.
And "Er Ya Shi Shu" is far away. Yangzi dialect: whatever is applicable to many people is eternal. Shu Da Mo Yu: Forever and ever. Zhou Song's Poems: Don't forget it.
State name. "Rhyme Society": Tang's real name. Last name. Legend of the Immortal: There is Forever Duke. There are similarities and differences between Jiyun and Zheng Yun. Shu Shun Dian: Poetry expresses ambition, but songs are never said. Biography: it is to sing its meaning to make it long. Chant. Another example is words.