Open, Chinese characters, basically mean: open, open, open the closed things. Synonym: Kay; Antonyms: Guan, Guan, Xie, Luo. With the development of the times, many changes have taken place in order to make characters more vivid and convenient to write. Starting from Oracle Bone Inscriptions, there are inscriptions on bronze, seal script, official script, regular script, running script, cursive script, traditional Chinese characters and simplified Chinese characters. Open the door.
Open, standard first-class words (common words) in modern Chinese. It is pronounced as kā i. It was first seen in the Warring States period, and the bronze inscription is a knowing word, which can bolt the door with both hands. In ancient Chinese, there are two doors on both sides of the word "open", with a cross in the middle representing the door bolt and two hands under it, which means pulling the door with both hands to bolt the door. Seal script from the door, open voice.
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1. In the process of melting bit by bit, spring is full of wings day by day. When it can fly high, how can the thawed earth not be the spring sky?
2. Lotus leaves in the pool, some like open umbrellas, lotus flowers under the umbrella like mothers protecting their children; Some are like handfuls of fans swaying in the wind; Others, like a big green disc, are spread on the water surface with glittering and translucent water drops rolling around on the leaves.
The flowers are in full bloom in June. Colorful flowers decorate the city landscape, and dark green leaves cover the early summer scenery. Mosquitoes and birds are enjoying a wonderful summer time in their own world.
The flowers of mimosa are very special. Its purplish red or pink flower ball is actually not a flower, but an inflorescence composed of many small flowers.