Pinyin: shhùn Explanation: tend to the same direction, as opposed to "inverse": ~ wind. ~ water. ~ environment. ~ water can carry a boat, but it can also overturn it. ~ the wind makes the rudder. Along, along: ~ city streets. ~ that makes sense. ~ touch the vine. In reverse order.
Shun, a standard first-class word (commonly used word) in modern Chinese, is pronounced shn in Mandarin, which was first seen in Shang Dynasty and Oracle Bone Inscriptions era and belongs to the knowing word in Six Books. The basic meaning of "shun" is to tend in the same direction.
Composition: Obedience, Shun, Shun, Shun, Shun, Shun, Shun, Shun, Shun, Shun, Shun, Shun, Shun, Shun, Shun, Shun, Shun, Shun, Shun, Shun, Shun, Shun.