Qi is a Chinese character in China, pronounced léi, which refers to the ancient rattan basket; In ancient times, there was a similarity between "thunder" and "thunder", and it was a land of fields. It also refers to earth-holding equipment, pushing stones down from a height, etc. The same as "thunder". Pass the cup to the earth container. Vines. Push the stone down from a height by "water" Hit. Unique appearance. Pass "thunder" See "crash".
Qie is an ancient rattan basket, an agricultural tool, similar to a basket. Ancient times were both "thunder" and "base". The land in the field. Kangxi Dictionary Tang Yun Lu Huiche Ji Yun Lu Huiche? Lei Yin Tian Xianye. Also, Ji Yun was cut by Lu Shui and the sound barrier. Yitong
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As one of the radicals of Chinese characters, Tian Zi appears in many Chinese characters, giving them different meanings. Radical is a part of the shape or meaning commonly used in Chinese characters, which is used to represent the same or related words. Radical is a compound glyph composed of one or more Chinese characters, which is used to express the phonetic, semantic or morphological characteristics of a word.
In Chinese characters, the profile of Tian Zi often indicates the meaning related to farmland, farming and land. As a radical or radical, it appears in many words, such as A, Shen, Yi and Hua. Tian Zi's formal meaning is often related to the original meaning or extended meaning of words, which enriches the expression and meaning of Chinese characters. In the process of learning Chinese characters, knowing Tian Zi's pronunciation, meaning and usage is helpful to enlarge vocabulary and understand meaning.