Yin Pinyin: yìn, meaning offspring.
Extended information:
The Chinese character "Yin" is a common surname and a noun indicating inheritance and inheritance. Its earliest form is oracle bone inscriptions, which are composed of "人" and "音", indicating human voice, that is, speech. Language is an important carrier of human culture, and it is also the teaching and inheritance from ancestors to future generations. Therefore, the word "Yin" also means passing on the ancestral precepts and inheriting the mantle.
The Chinese character "Yin" has different changes in different eras. In the Shang Dynasty, its form was "?", in the Zhou Dynasty, its form was "?", in the Qin Dynasty, its form was "?", in the Han Dynasty, its form was "?", in the Sui and Tang Dynasties, its form was "?" During the Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, its form was "Yin". These changes reflect the evolution of Chinese characters, as well as political, cultural, social and other factors in history.
The Chinese character "Yin" is closely related to many figures in Chinese history. For example, the nickname of Ji Fa, King Wu of Zhou Dynasty, was Yin Xin. He was the son of King Wen of Zhou Jichang. He inherited his father's legacy and led the coalition of princes to attack the Shang Dynasty and established the Western Zhou Dynasty.
Another example is the Song Taizu Zhao Kuangyin of the Song Dynasty. He was the founding emperor of the Song Dynasty. He was originally a soldier. He later launched the Chenqiao Mutiny, overthrew the Later Zhou Dynasty and established the Song Dynasty. He governed the country with benevolence and created a prosperous era in the Northern Song Dynasty.
Also, the Shunzhi Emperor Fulin (Aixinjueluo Fulin) of the Qing Dynasty was the third generation emperor of the Qing Dynasty. He inherited the legacy of his father Huang Taiji (Aixinjueluo Huang Taiji). Foundation, pacified the remaining forces of the Ming Dynasty and the forces of the Southern Ming Dynasty resisting the Qing Dynasty, and unified the country. He made clear decisions and reformed bad governance, laying a solid foundation for the Qing Dynasty.
The poems containing the word Yin are as follows:
1. Toutian was granted the title of Hou Yin, and the crown and clothing were fictitious.
2. Love attracts chariots and Yin, leisure travels seek Dai Kui.
3. Yan Guang's saliva is purple, and He Yin's three leftovers are red.
4. It is Yang Xiong who knows Guo Suo, but He Yin dares to do it.
5. You asked Xu Yin to Dongzhou why Yanggong destroyed Chuiyu.
6. Qi Li gave birth to Changyin, and he held a banquet with important ministers in the Heavenly Cup.
7. During the Panasonic Go period, Chu Yin was recommended by Tao Qian.