Wind Pinyin: (fēng) (fěng) (fèng)
Strokes: 4
Radical: Feng
Wubi: mqi
Wind (fēng) phonetic sound.
From insects, ordinary sounds.
"The wind moves the insects", so the word comes from "insect".
Original meaning: the natural phenomenon of air flow; especially the natural movement of air parallel to the earth's surface
Wind (fěng) irony; euphemistic advice.
Tong "sarcastic" 〖mock; ridicule; satire; adviseinmildtone〗
The king and Queen Ren used this to make people stop the Queen Mother Li, and the Queen Mother Li had engaged in promiscuous behavior, and that was over.
——"Historical Records: The Family of King Xiao of Liang"
Therefore, common people and clothes are all discussed, let alone the history of public ministers? ——"Salt and Iron Theory"
Fu Nai whispered to the Queen Mother Feng Shang.
——"Book of Han Tian Fu Biography"
Another example: Feng Gui (sarcastic advice); Feng Jian (tactful advice).
That is, ironic advice ); Feng Yu (sarcasm, polite words to enlighten)
See also fēng; fèng
The wind (fèng) blows like: spring breeze, wind person, metaphorical influence
The emperor Therefore, the elders end in style, so they show their respect to the people.
——"Historical Records Pingzhun Shu"
Another example: Fengmin (influence, educate the people)
See also fēng; fěng