What is the radical of Cong - Answer: 1.
Cong
Explanation
1. Gather, many things come together: ~生. ~Gather. ~Dense.
2. (people or things) gathered together?: people ~. Grass~. ~ Journal. To drive away sparrows (a metaphor for not being good at uniting people and driving the forces you can rely on to the enemy). ~Temple.
3. Surname.
Group of words
Cluster orchid
[ cóng lán] A cluster of bluegrass. A metaphor for a person of high moral character.
Cong Tan
[ cóng tán] An article or book composed of several words of the same or similar nature (mostly used as the title of an article or book).
Series
[ cóng kān ] series of books (mostly used as the name of a series of books).
Congshe
[cóng shè]A shrine in the jungle.
grove
[ shù cóng ] A cluster of trees.
Clump
[ cóng shēng ] 1. Grass and trees grow together. 2. Similar things appear at the same time.
Congfang
[ cóng fán ] is complicated and troublesome.
tussock
[ cóng máo ] tussock grass.
Congshuo
[ cóng huǒ ] means numerous.
春草
[ chūn cóng ] A cluster of flowers and trees in spring.
congwei
[ cóng wèi ] 1. Dense; a dense place refers to a place of habitat. 2. Describes richness and variety.
Congyu
[ cóng yù ]Growing together.
Cong Tie
[ cóng tiē ] is known as a compilation of ancient and modern famous posts. According to legend, it began in the Southern Tang Dynasty's "Qingting Tang Tie".
Silkworm Cong
[ cán cóng ] 1. According to legend, he was the ancestor of the King of Shu and taught people sericulture. 2. Refers to the land of Shu. 3. See "Cancong Road".
Flowers
[ huā cóng ] Many flowers gather in clusters.
Cage clump
[ lóng cóng ] gather things into a clump.
Zhencong
[ zhēn cóng ]Beautiful flowers.
Gui Cong
[ guì cóng ] 1. Gui Cong. Mostly refers to a place of seclusion. 2. Refers to the Moon Palace.
Withered bush
[ kū cóng ]Withered bush plant.
Yarrow
[ cóng shī ]Yarrow growing in clusters. ?
For the bush to drive birds away
[ wèi cóng qū què ] Cong: jungle; drive: to drive away. Drive the finches into the jungle. Metaphors cannot unite people and drive some people who could be united to the enemy side.
Congshan Mountains
[ cóng shān jùn lǐng ]Countless tall and precipitous mountains.
Cancong Niao Road
[ cán cóng niǎo dào ] refers to a dangerous mountain road.
To stand out from the crowd
[ bá cóng chū lèi ] is still said to be outstanding. Point out the crowd.
蠠青草草
[ pán qīng cóng cuì] describes the lush green trees.
Congqing broken axle
[ cóng qīng zhé zhóu ] means that even light and small objects can break the axle if loaded too much.
Densely clumps
[ mì mi cóng cóng ] 1. Describe dense. 2. Describe the lush vegetation.
元鱼congjue
[ yuān yú cóng jué ] is a metaphor for poor governance, which results in driving the people to the enemy. Jue, the same as "que" in ancient times.
A hundred disadvantages abound
[ bǎi bì cóng shēng ] Bai: describes many; disadvantages: disadvantages, disadvantages. All kinds of harm have occurred.