Sichuan, pictographic character. The oracle bone inscriptions are like the shape of a large river, with banks on the left and right and flowing water in the middle. The bronze inscriptions and seal inscriptions are linearized so that the dotted lines in the middle are connected. After the official reform, the regular script was written as Sichuan, Juanhe? (that is, Juan without death), among which Chuanhe? (that is, Juan without death) is only the radical, and the five elements attribute is gold.
A complete list of boys’ names with the character Sichuan
Detailed explanation of the character Sichuan
〈Noun〉
(1) Pictogram. The oracle bone inscriptions are like the shape of a large river, with banks on the left and right and flowing water in the middle. Original meaning: river.
(2) Same as the original meaning [river]
Chuan means running water. "Shuowen Kawabe". Press it, like the shape of water flowing directly.
The Master said on the river: The deceased is like a man who never gives up day and night. "The Analects of Confucius Zihan"
The water that comes from other waters and flows in channels and rivers is called Chuanshui. "Guan Zi Da Di"
When it comes to governing the countryside, there is a sui between husbands, and there is a path above it; ten men have ditches, and there are 畛(zhěn) above the ditch; hundreds of men have 洫(x?), and there is a path above the ditch. There is Tu; thousands of people have Kui (kui), and there is a road on it; ten thousand people have a river, and there is a road on the river to reach Yuji (jī). "Zhou Rites, Local Officials, Sui Ren" Zheng Xuan's note: Ten thousand people, the fields of four counties. Sui, ditch, 洴 and 浍 are all connected to the river.
Arikawa Hiroshi. "Zhou Li Local Officials"
Benefit from the great rivers. "Easy Needs"
Hundreds of rivers are boiling. "Shi Xiaoya at the Turn of October"
The river is coming. "Shi Xiaoya Tianbao"
Sichuan is a river. "The Twelve Years of Zuo Chuan and Duke Xuan"
The soil is cut off and the river is divided. "The Story of Little Rock City Mountain" by Liu Zongyuan of the Tang Dynasty
There are many willows on the banks, and the river is low and insignificant. "Returning Late" by Wang Anshi of the Song Dynasty
Sigh! The Yellow River flows to the east and merges with hundreds of rivers, coming from both inside and outside the Taihang Mountains. Modern Chen Yi's "Crossing the Taihang Mountains"
(3) The source of the river.
The path of the river valley is restored, and the flow is more murmuring. Wang Yi's note in "Chu Ci Calls the Soul": The source of the flow is Sichuan.
(4) By extension, it refers to the river god.
The son of a plowing ox has a horn (xīng), but don’t use it even if it is a plow. It is left to the mountains and rivers. Zhu Xi's note in "The Analects of Confucius Yongye": Mountains and rivers are the gods of mountains and rivers.
(5) Flat land, flat land, flat land. [plain]
Chilechuan, at the foot of Yinshan Mountain. Northern Dynasties Yuefu "Chile River"
Qingchuan has Hanyang trees, fragrant grass and luxuriant parrot island. "Yellow Crane Tower" by Cui Hao of the Tang Dynasty [1]
The meandering hills in front overwhelm the hills behind, and a river of mulberry trees welcomes the setting sun. Wei Zhuang, Former Shu, "Mountain Villa Leisure Questions"
The man of Mo Dao has an iron heart. If you don't see him, the red leaves all over the river will be full of blood and gold in the eyes of others. Dong Jieyuan's "The Romance of the West Chamber" Volume 6
(6)僃(xūn); an ancient wind instrument made of clay, round or oval in shape, with six holes. Also known as Tao Xun.
Sichuan is also a river. "Guangya Releases Water"
(7) The abbreviation of Sichuan Province [Sichuan province]
(8) Journey [journey]
For example: Sichuan Fee ( Travel expenses); Chuan Cheng (journey).
(9) Wear the same clothes.
Sichuan, borrowed to wear. "Shuowen Tongxun Dingsheng Tunbu" by Zhu Junsheng of the Qing Dynasty
In Guangdong, when ants enter the box, Chuanshan armor must be placed. Mingfang Yizhi "Physics Tips to Control Ants"
The Sichuan River passes through a city in Suzhou. "The Biography of Bao Long Tu Gongan Duan Wai Wu Pen in Chenghua Rap and Saying Series of Ming Dynasty"
Xiao Yunxian welcomed him into the Chuan Hall and sat down with his bow. Chapter 40 of "The Scholars" by Wu Jingzi of the Qing Dynasty
(10) Surname.
Sichuan, surname also. See "surname garden".
"The First Rhyme of Wan Xing Tong Pu"
(11) Aperture, hole. Qiqiao refers to the seven orifices on the head and face (two eyes, two ears, two nostrils, and mouth).
There is a beast, its shape is like a moose, its river is at the tail, its name is Zan (p?). Guo Pu's note in "The Classic of Mountains and Seas, Beishan Jing": Sichuan means Qiaoye.
〈Adjective〉
Tongji (cuān). The cooking method is to put the food into boiling water and cook it briefly. [quick-boil]
For example: Sichuan Wanzi (氽肉子)
Idioms related to Sichuan
Thousand acres of Weichuan River: used to describe the lushness of bamboo .
Rice gathering in mountains and rivers: refers to the undulating mountains and rivers seen from a high place, which look like a gathering of rice.
Landslide and river dry up: mountains collapse and rivers dry up. In ancient times, it was considered to be a sign of major events or events. Also known as landslide and water exhaustion.
The mountain stops and the river flows: a metaphor for being indestructible and unstoppable.
Tano: a vessel for holding food in ancient times; Tan: wine; Chuan: river. It refers to the ancient generals who poured wine into the river and drank with the soldiers. Describe caressing the subordinates and sharing the joys and sorrows
Many rivers rush to the sea: Many rivers rush to the sea. It is a metaphor for many forces coming together.
Yanjuchuan View: Live in a cave and watch the river flow. Describes a secluded life that is leisurely and comfortable, aloof from the world.
Famous mountains and rivers: famous rivers and mountains with beautiful scenery.
Linchuan Xianyu: a metaphor for empty wishes but no actual actions.
The mouth is blocked like a river: a metaphor for the harm of banning public opinion.
The sea is tolerant of all rivers: Na: accommodate, tolerate. The sea can hold the water of hundreds of rivers. Metaphor covers a wide range of things, and the number is huge. Previous page 1 2 Next page