What do you mean by pronunciation? As follows: Fu's pinyin pronunciation is "fú". It is a Chinese character, which is usually used to represent a kind of waterfowl, similar to a wild duck. Fu is also called wild duck and emu. Growing in rivers and lakes. Hundreds of birds often fly together and make a lot of noise when they fly. This word can also be used in some poems or literary works, which has certain cultural significance. In the combination of Chinese characters, symbols can also be used as radicals or form other words.
The word Fu first appeared in ancient Chinese characters in China, and its specific origin and history can be traced back to the formation and evolution of ancient Chinese characters. It is a Chinese character, which is used to represent a kind of waterfowl, usually a kind of wild duck.
In ancient literature, poetry and literary works, "Fu" is often used to describe waterfowl in lakes, rivers and other waters, and sometimes symbolizes natural beauty or specific images. Because the formation and evolution of Chinese characters is a long historical process, the specific source of the word "fu" may have been difficult to study clearly, but its application and symbolic significance in ancient culture have been widely passed down and used.
Fu's Interpretation of Ancient Books
In Tang Yun, beware of cutting "good luck", "sports meeting" and "Zheng Yun". "Er Ya Shi Bird" Shu Fu, Xiao. So is Zhu Guo Roast Duck. "Shu" is wild, and home is duck. You are ugly, with webbed feet and enterprising heels. In Zhu Guo, geese have a curtain net on their feet. When they fly, they straighten their heels. "Shu" is ugly. You, Kun, Shen Fu. "Note" looks like a duck, very small, with dysprosium on the back. Anthurium, short beak and long tail. Zheng Feng and the geese.
And "elegance" is in Jing. Note: Waterbirds. Owl, catfish. There is a private man in the annals of South Vietnam who lives in a place without water and must stay with trees. Also, in Zhu Guo of Yangzi dialect, there are countless small cockroaches in Jiangdong, called Kou cockroaches. Shan Hai Jing There is a bird on Lushan Mountain, which looks like a rooster and a human face.