Chong (pinyin: chóng) is a first-class standard Chinese character. According to the existing ancient writing materials, the oldest form of this word is the ancient writing in the Three-body Stone Classic. The ancient glyph from the mountain, the voice of the Sect, and the Sect also express meaning. The original meaning refers to the height of the mountain, and the extension refers to the height; It also means advocating, respecting and paying attention.
2. Reed
Lu: Sir, "reed" is simplified to "reed". Save strokes and simplify them according to ancient calligraphy. "Shuo Wen Jie Zi": "Reed, reed also. One said, the root of grass. From Yi, Lu Sheng. " . The rice cooker is a model of Lu. Fu and Lu's two paradigms are superimposed. The grass still growing in the rice cooker is the paradigm of reed.
Original meaning: reed, like radish. Make radish today.
Step 3 shoot
Ya (pronounced y ×) is a kind of word (commonly used word) in the General Specification for Chinese Characters. This glyph first appeared in the Biography of Shuo Wen Jie Zi. The original meaning refers to the part of a plant that has just grown and can develop into a stem, leaf or flower, and it is extended to the meaning of the germination of vegetation and the beginning and occurrence of things.
4. Short
Short, pronounced: du n. understand. Judging from the vector, the sound of beans. From the "vector", it is to use vectors to measure whether it is short or not. Original meaning: not long.
5. May
Mei, a common Chinese word (first-class word), was first seen in the biography of Shuowen. Its original meaning is Nanshu, also known as "Bang"; Later, it was borrowed as the word "Guo" whose original meaning was sour fruit, and the original meaning of "Mei" was abolished. After the founding of New China, "Gong" and "Yun" were merged into the word "Mei" as variants.