Chinese Pinyin: zh incarnation
Chinese Pinyin: ㄓㄨˇ
Chu's radical: autumn
External strokes: 8
Total number of strokes: 13
Chinese character structure: left-right structure
Five elements of Chinese characters: fire
Variant character: ?
The stroke order of Chinese characters: フ丨ノ?丨ノ丨125011
Number of strokes: 4523412132511.
Read and write in stroke order: vertical folding, horizontal skimming, vertical skimming and horizontal folding.
Chu's basic explanation
Chu [zh incarnation]
Wrap clothes in silk cotton.
Saxophone.
Ancient "storage", storage.
Red cloth for ancient coffins: ~ curtain.
Chu explained in detail
1.？ Chu [chǔ]2. Chu [zh ch]3. Chu [zh incarnation]
Chu [chǔ]
surname
See also the incarnation of zh.
clear/a surname
In ancient times, it was called [Bing].
Chu, pawn also. -"Shuo Wen". Xu Hao said, "The name of a pawn is Chu, and it is also named after his clothes."
Another example is Wu Chu (Wu Chu. Generally refers to the army; Wu)
"Move"
Silk and cotton clothes [silk plus clothes]
Fifty clothes for upper Chu, thirty clothes for middle Chu and twenty clothes for lower Chu. -"Hanshu Biography of Zhao Tuo, King of South Vietnam"
Another example: Chu Fu (cotton-padded jacket)
Bag [bag]
Some businessmen established themselves in Chu, and the exhibition turned to Lindong. -"Southern History"
Another example: Chu (Chu capsule. Bags for books)
The name of the ancient coffin decoration [coffin decoration]. Such as Chutang (mortuary; Hall); Chu curtain (ancient coffin decoration name, cloth curtain covering coffin)
Put silk cotton into clothes [pad with silk cotton]
Chu, a clothes. -"Shuo Wen"
Set in Xunji junior high school. -"Zuo Zhuan Cheng Gong for three years"
Wear brocade to talk about Chu. -"Hanshu, South Guangdong Wang Chuan" Note
Chu, get dressed. -"Jade"
Storage. Through "[store]"
Take my clothes away and throw them away. -Thirty Years of Zuo Zhuan's "xianggong"
phrase
Chu Xiao is pregnant [zh Xi m:o HuáI dà]
Chu: Pockets. Pack big things with small mouths. Metaphor is incompetent.
Chu Xiao Bei da
Pack big things with small mouths. Metaphor is incompetent.
Ch ǔ Xu
Chu Suiliang and Xue Ji, calligraphers in the early Tang Dynasty.
Reverse Chu [q and ng ch]
If you're still unpacking, you're doing your best. Chu, pouch.
Chu clothes [zh ǔ y and]
cotton-padded clothes
Chǔ wǔ Wu Chu
Generally refers to the army; Soldier.