The cursive writing method of "Zhang" is as follows:
Interpretation:
张 zhāng
1. Open, expand: ~Open.~Head (a. Open your eyes; b. Boost someone's momentum and say "for someone"). ~ Shop ~.
2. Store opening: Open ~.
3. Tighten ~. ~ force.
4. Expand, exaggerate:
5. Indulge. : Good~. Loud~.
6. Cooking, socializing: ~ Luo.
7. Panicked: ~ Bewildered.
8. Look. , wait and see: look around.
9. Star name, one of the twenty-eight constellations.
10. Quantifier: one, three, table, two, bow.
11. Zhang zhàng
1. Tong "tent", tent
2. Refers to the display of curtains. etc.
Extended information:
Source:
Zhang is a pictographic character, and the whole appearance is like a man with a bow ready to shoot.
Zhang, the traditional Chinese character for "eye", is formed by the combination of "bow" and "long". When people with the surname Zhang introduce their surname to others, they always say "Wang Gong Zhang", which shows that they attach great importance to the "" component of their surname. "Gong". From a philological point of view, "Gong" is actually at the core of the character "Zhang".
The character Zhang has not been found in oracle bone inscriptions, but there are many inscriptions on bronze inscriptions and stone inscriptions. , and their writing methods are also different. Although these characters are written in different ways, they have one basic feature, which is inseparable from bow, arrow, and length, especially bow. It can be said that there is no Zhang without bow.
From the perspective of the evolution of the glyph, Zhang was originally a combination of bow and arrow. Bow and arrow are naturally used together. If there is a bow, there must be an arrow. There is no need to emphasize it anymore. Therefore, later the arrow gradually withdrew and gave way. The combination of long bow and long bow means that the bow is more powerful and powerful than ordinary bows.