It is pronounced as Yan (yàn), the radical is day, and the total number of strokes is 10. The original meaning is sunny. Basic meaning: Chi, late: ~. ~ drive. The extended meaning is evening: ~not dark (referring to the time when there is no dark sky in the evening, dusk).
yàn. Yan means late, late; clear sky; stable; gentle, etc. In southern dialect, this word retains its ancient meaning. In vernacular (Shiyan), it refers to the meal between lunch and dinner, which is equivalent to drinking afternoon tea. There is also the surname "Yan".
yàn. Yan means late, late, blue and cloudless, stable, gentle, etc. In southern dialects, this word retains its ancient meaning. In vernacular (Shiyan), it refers to the meal between lunch and dinner, which is equivalent to drinking afternoon tea. There is also the surname "Yan".
Chinese characters, also known as Chinese characters, Chinese characters, and square characters, are morpheme-syllabic characters of ideographic characters. Hanzi is the writing script for Chinese, and has also been borrowed to write Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese and other languages. It is a script widely used in the Chinese character cultural circle and is the only highly developed script that is still widely used in the world.
In the broad sense, Chinese characters refer to characters ranging from oracle bone inscriptions, large seal scripts, bronze inscriptions, Zhou scripts, small seal scripts, to official script, cursive script, regular script (and derived running script), etc. In the narrow sense, it refers to Chinese characters with block letters as the standard writing method. It is also a modern Chinese character commonly used today. Chinese characters were invented, created and improved by the Han ancestors in ancient times. The current precise history can be traced back to the oracle bone inscriptions, Zhou inscriptions and bronze inscriptions of the Shang Dynasty around 1300 BC. From the small seal script in the Qin Dynasty, it developed to the Libian Reform in the Han Dynasty, and then to the regular script in the Tang Dynasty, which became the standard handwriting font used today - block script.