The stroke order of the calligraphy "Rabbit" is abbreviation, horizontal abduction/horizontal hook, vertical, horizontal fold, horizontal, abduction, vertical hook, dot. The cursive calligraphy is as shown below:
Rabbit (pinyin: tù, chān) is a common standard first-level Chinese character (commonly used character) in Chinese. This character first appeared in oracle bone inscriptions in the Shang Dynasty. Its ancient character resembles a rabbit, and its original meaning is rabbit, an animal of the order Lagomorpha. The parts on ancient vehicles that connected the carriage floor and axle were shaped like a crouching rabbit, hence the name "crouching rabbit" or "rabbit" for short.
It is said that a white rabbit makes medicine in the middle of the moon, so "rabbit" can also be used as a synonym for the moon. Mercury, one of the eight planets, was also called Chenxing in ancient times, also known as Rabbit Star, and its provincial name was Rabbit. "Rabbit" in this sense is pronounced chān. Its official script calligraphy is as follows:
The original meaning of "Rabbit" is rabbit. Rabbits move quickly, and when the word "rabbit" is used in Chinese, it often means swiftness. The metaphor of "taking off the rabbit" is very fast. "Rabbit rises and flies up" means galloping like a rabbit, flying like a wild duck, and moving very quickly. In mythology, Chang'e lives in the middle of the moon with a jade rabbit by her side, so the rabbit has become synonymous with the moon and the spirit of the moon.
The idiom "The Black Flying Rabbit Walks" actually refers to the rise and fall of the sun and the moon. "Rabbit Moon" and "Rabbit Soul" both refer to the moon.
Quote "Tang Yun" Tang Guqie. "Ji Yun", "Yun Hui" and "Zheng Yun" are all native. And spit out the sound. "Shuowen": the name of the beast. The elephant sits behind its tail. "Li·Quli": Rabbit says Mingshi. "Yun Hui": Ouyang said: Add a little bit more to the word "Rabbit". The common saying is "兎", which is wrong.
Lu Dian said: Rabbit vomits. The essence of the bright moon is born by looking at the moon, so it is called bright vision. A person who chews has nine orifices and gives birth to a fetus; a rabbit with eight orifices vomits in the fifth month. Wang Chong's "Lunheng": A rabbit licks a hair and becomes pregnant, and gives birth to a child, which comes out of the mouth.