The traditional and simplified Chinese characters for "香" are the same, both written as "香".
Xiang refers to a good smell, which is opposite to "stinky": fragrance. Mellow. aromatic. Fresh fragrance. Comfortable: sleep soundly. Tastes great: This fish is so well cooked. Popularity: This kind of goods is very popular in rural areas. Call some natural or artificial scented things: musk, civet, ambergris, sandalwood, agarwood, etc. In the old days, it was used to describe things about women or as a proxy for women: Xianggui. Fragrant. Thin strips made of wood chips and spices burned to worship ancestors and gods: incense. Burn incense and worship Buddha. incense burner. Incense candle. Pavilion name. surname.
Extended information:
The Chinese character "香" is a combination of "millet" and "gan", and the original form is "?". "Millet" is a kind of grain, and "gan" is a reference in the mouth, indicating a sweet taste. Therefore, the original meaning of "xiang" is the aroma of mature grains; by extension, it refers to all good smells. Fragrance is called fragrance. ,aroma.
The noun "incense" in the usual sense, such as: mosquito repellent incense, Buddhist incense, incense, agarwood, sandalwood, etc.; according to archaeological excavations, incense can be traced back to primitive communities on different continents. People began to burn wormwood and so on. In the early days, it was mostly used for offering sacrifices and removing impurities, and the incense used to worship Buddha was an extension of the use of incense used to worship gods.