Typing today, I can't find the word "Zhao Mengfu". If you look up the Modern Chinese Dictionary, you can find the simplified word "Zhen" and pronounce it as a trisyllabic symbol, which is the same as "Fu". Check the Ancient Chinese Dictionary again. There are two words under "Yi": 1 "Fu" variant; "Tone" has two tones and four tones, which are the same as "Tone" and "Tone". See. When typing with intelligent ABC input method, I can't find "Yi" and its shortened form. When you input "Fu" or "Tiao" with the spelling method, you can find the word "Yi" without simplified Chinese characters.
I feel that "Fu" and "Fu" are homophonic and both are blessings. Why does Mifei even have an intelligent ABC input method, but Zhao Mengfu doesn't? So have fun: Do Chinese input method developers also know that fu is popular? Maybe Miffy is too strong. ":-) Haven't you noticed that the calligraphy world is full of" meters "now, and there is a lovely network ID called" 10,000 meters ",which is homophonic" heartthrob ". This is really a corn cob. Searching for "Zhao Meng" on the Internet found many "Zhao Mengfu", "Zhao Mengfu", "Zhao Mengfu" and "Zhao Mengfu". . . . . . 《:—)