Li (Pinyin: lí) is a kind of word (commonly used word) in the General Standard of Chinese. This word was first seen in Oracle Bone Inscriptions in Shang Dynasty. The upper part of the ancient glyph is a bird, and the lower part is like a hunting tool with a long handle. If you doubt the original intention, catch it. It is often used as the name of a bird in ancient books, that is, an oriole. There are also voices close to the words "suffocating", "embarrassing", "beautiful" and "embarrassing". It also means separation, which means escape and avoidance. ?
Bamboo slips began in the Warring States period, and Shuo Wen Jie Zi was interpreted as the legendary mountain monster, and later written as "Huan" and pronounced as chι and. Later used as the "Li" in traditional Chinese characters.
Interpretation of ancient books:
leave
Since Huang, every book is inseparable, and shallow people delete it by mistake, such as the rate of deletion every week. According to Er Ya, Yi Yin and Guang Yun.
Cang Geng also. Mao Zhuan says "Cang Geng, Ye", Yue Ling notes "Cang Geng, Ye", Bird Release says "Cang Geng, Ye", and there are also some sayings of "Cang Geng, Ye".
Press, Shuowen comes from? If it's not a toilet, it's not a thing. "Mao Zhuan" contains "yellow birds, fighting millet", those without clouds are Cang Geng, and those without clouds under Cang Geng are yellow birds, but yellow birds are not Cang Geng.
Jiao Suiyun: "It is obvious that yellow birds want to eat millet, clouds are ugly and birds are ugly." Yu Zhuo said, cover the yellowbird today. In dialects, clouds are yellow or yellow birds, even like lingua franca. Land machine mistakenly released yellow birds and ploughing.