The first half of Ji is written in earth, which is a calligraphy habit, and there is nothing wrong with it.
From the etymological point of view, the origin of auspicious characters is knowing, the upper part represents weapons, and the lower part represents containers. Putting a weapon in a container means a truce and indicates good luck. The writing of local prefixes can be said to be a variant. In folklore, local prefixes are often used, which means good luck.
Many of the calligraphy fonts we see now are not sure whether we are familiar with them. That's because calligraphy pays attention to brushwork and modeling. Calligraphy has changed its strokes or shapes in order to look good.
Ji pinyin
1, good, beneficial, happy, as opposed to "fierce": Geely. Turn good luck into good luck. Jade (figuratively speaking, the precious cultural relics that remain)
2. auspicious day: choose auspicious day.
3. Kindness, virtue and beauty: Ji people (kind and talented people). the happy men can not be harried
4. The abbreviation of Jilin Province in China: Jixi.
5. Last name.
Related words:
Guitar [jí tā]?
A stringed instrument with six strings. Also known as the lyre.
Qing Ji?
Auspicious: peace ~ | ~ is more than enough. Lucky [close]
Good omen [jzhao]?
(Name) Good omen.
Yue yourself?
The first day of the first lunar month or the first day of the first lunar month.
Jerry?
Lucky.
Jeep [Jeep]?
Jeep.
Ji Chen?
Jiri; Good day.
Lucky [jí le]?
Bird name. That's Ji Qin. Like a parrot, its mouth and feet are red, and there is a crown on the back of its head, which is good for people.
Gigam [jí jiā m avatar]?
The transliteration of Nu nationality means Chinese New Year.