It is a first-class word (commonly used word) in the General Specification for Chinese Characters. This word first appeared in the Warring States script. The original meaning refers to Ganoderma lucidum, a fungus plant. Later, it was extended to something shaped like a ganoderma lucidum mushroom cap, mostly referring to a car cover. It also extends to vanilla.
"Shuo Wen Jie Zi": "Zhi, Shen _ Ye. From _, from it. " . The tortuous growth process of vegetation is the paradigm of "Zhi", and the two paradigms are superimposed. The fairy wrapped in straw clothes is a model of cheese.
Original meaning: especially "Ganoderma lucidum". See "spirit" Yi Yan: Also used as "Lan Zhi". "Zhi" and "Lan" refer to two kinds of herbs in ancient books, which indicate the nobleness of virtue or the beauty of friendship and environment, such as "Zhi Shi" and "Zhi Zhi". Yi Yan: Also used as a surname.
Group words:
Lan Zhi [zh and lá n]?
Cao Zhi and Cao Lan are both common names. In ancient times, it was a metaphor for the beauty of a gentleman's moral conduct or the beauty of a friendly environment.
Burning sticks and sighing [zh and fé n hu tà n]?
Fructus Aurantii and Hui: Both are herbs. Cao Hui sighed at the burning of Cao Zhi. Metaphor is similar to misfortune and sadness.
Yushu, Lan Zhi [zh and lán yüshü]?
Lan Zhi: The name of vanilla. Yushu: the legendary immortal tree. Metaphor is a promising outstanding child.
Xianzhi [xi ā n zh and]?
A calligraphy name.
Lan Zhi [Lan zh:]?
Bluegrass and ganoderma lucidum.