Basic meaning:
Qi, a commonly used Chinese character (05 18), is pronounced as qí, Jiī, zī or zhāi, which was first seen in Oracle Bone Inscriptions in Shang Dynasty. It originally meant neat ears of wheat, but later it was extended to regulation and classification.
Traditional Chinese characters: qi, radical: qi, pinyin: qí, jì.
Stroke: 6, structure: up and down structure
End-to-end decomposition: text, component decomposition: qi
Extended data
Stroke order:
Explanation of word combinations:
1, together [yρqí] also means: Team ~ Let's go. The applause thundered. People and luggage have arrived.
2. The same name [[qí míng]] is the same name: among the poets in the Tang Dynasty, Li Bai and Du Fu ~.
Nanqi, one of the Southern Dynasties, was founded by Xiao Daocheng in 479-502. See [Northern and Southern Dynasties].
4. Assemble [[jù qí]] (at the appointed place): Visitors will assemble at the entrance of the exhibition hall at 8 o'clock.
5. Miracle [[qí jí]] gathers; Get together: friends from all corners of the country ~ Beijing.