The writing method of the word "Laugh" in cursive script is as follows:
You can write "口" and "Guan", it is a variant character
Laugh, the pronunciation is xiào, the radical It's bamboo, and the stroke names are left, horizontal, dot, left, horizontal, dot, left, horizontal, left, and 捺?, ***11 strokes.
When pronounced as xiào, it means to show a happy expression and make a joyful sound.
Ringshu is a general term, which is divided into two types: running regular script and running cursive script. It was developed on the basis of regular script and is a font between regular script and cursive script. It is not as sloppy as cursive script, nor is it as straight as regular script. In essence, it is the cursiveization of regular script or the regularization of cursive script.
The classical Chinese version of "Shuowen New Appendix": "Laugh, this character is originally missing." 〖Note〗Chen Xuan et al.'s case: Sun_'s "Tang Yun" quoted "Shuowen" as saying: "Xiye. From bamboo to dog." without describing its meaning. Today's custom is all about dogs. Another case: Li Yangbing's "Shuowen" published the meaning of "Congzhu Congyao": Bamboo catches the wind, and its body bends like a human smile. His trial is unknown. ?
The vernacular version of "Shuowen Jiezi": Laugh, this character was not originally in "Shuowen Jiezi", but was added later. 〖Note〗 Chen Xuan et al.'s case notes: Sun _ quoted "Shuowen" in "Tang Yun" as saying: "Laughter is the sound made when you are happy. The glyphs adopt the meaning of 'bamboo and dog'." However, Sun only quoted, The meaning of "laughing" is not explained.
Nowadays, the popular Chinese characters all use the meaning of "bamboo and dog". Another example from Chen Xuan and others: In "Shuowen" published by Li Yangbing, the character "Laugh" adopts the meaning of "Zhu, Yao", and explains: When the bamboo forest encounters the wind, the bamboo body will bend like a human being laughing. same time. But I don’t know whether this explanation is reasonable and reliable.