"Xian" is a first-class Chinese character, pronounced as "Xian". "Xian" is simplified to "Xian". According to ancient calligraphy, strokes are simplified [1-2]. The common word is "gold". "Shuo Wen Jie Zi": "Virtuous, versatile. From the shell and the sound. " . Grasping courtiers by means is Kun's paradigm. Shell and shell paradigms are superimposed. A person who can grasp obedience and property by means is a model of virtue.
Original meaning: Have both ability and political integrity. Such as: wise, virtuous, virtuous, virtuous, virtuous, virtuous, virtuous, Tessa, sage, sage, corporal Li Xian.
Extended meaning: extended meaning refers to "honorific words, mostly referring to people at a lower level". Such as: good brothers, good nephews, good deeds (honorifics for sons and nephews of disciples or friends).
Yi Yan: Also used as a surname.