Who made the word Who made it?

Human beings, there are no words in the world, there are too many people who paint, so there are words, and it is impossible to verify who made them, and whoever needs them will make them.

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The person who made the word is Cangjie.

The person who created Chinese characters was Cangjie, and it is recorded in "Shuowen Jie Zi" that Cangjie was the left historian who made characters during the Yellow Emperor period, and Cangjie himself watched the trend of the stars, looked at the lines on the back of the turtle, the traces left by the claws of birds and beasts, the topography of famous mountains and rivers and the lines of people's palms, and was inspired to create hieroglyphs according to the shape of things.

Cangjie painstakingly worked hard for decades, collecting, sorting out and using the hieroglyphic symbols in the ancestors to create a classification, a total of six categories, there are words that refer to things, such as the upper and lower, there are finger image words such as the sun and the moon, there are finger shape and sound words such as rivers and rivers, there are finger meaning words, such as martial arts, letters, there are finger transfer words such as old, test, and some refer to fake borrowed words such as order and long. These are called words.

Background of the times

According to legend, Cangjie "began to write a deed to knot the rope on behalf of him". Before that, people knotted ropes, that is, big things tied a big knot, small things tied a small knot, and connected things tied a chain of knots. Later, it developed to use a knife to carve symbols on wood and bamboo as a note.

With the development of history, the gradual progress of civilization, complicated things, many famous things, the use of knotted rope and carved wood, far from being able to meet the needs, which has an urgent requirement to create words. The era of the Yellow Emperor was a period of more inventions and creations in ancient times, when not only silkworm breeding was invented, but also boats, cars, mirrors, and pots and retorts for cooking rice.

Under the influence of these inventions, Cangjie was determined to create a kind of hollow buried writing to replace the old system of tying and defeating the rope, and to change the situation of unclear timekeeping, unclear memory and inconvenient communication of memories.

Cangjie, formerly surnamed Hou Gang, named Jie, and known as Shi Huang. A native of Yangwu Village, Baishui County, at the age of 110, he was the left historian of Xuanyuan Yellow Emperor. He is the creator of primitive hieroglyphs in China, and one of the pioneers of China's bureaucratic system and surname.

Legend has it that he looked up at the heavens, looked down on all things, and created the "Bird Track Book" to shock the world, which can be called the ancestor of humanity. The Yellow Emperor felt that he had made outstanding achievements, and he gave him the surname "Cang" (Cang), which means that there is one person on the king and one person on the next. Because Cangjie made the merit of the word, the Jade Emperor also gave the world a grain rain to comfort the holy merit.

After Cangjie's death, the local people built a temple at his tomb and named the village "Shiguan Village".Cangjie has always been revered as the "ancestor of writing", the creator of hieroglyphs, and a hero of the Chinese nation. Do you know who made the square Chinese characters that foreigners can't guess?

In Baishui County, there is a well-known name for women and children - Cangjie, and the ancestors of Baishui people have called Cangjia Zhijie "Cangsheng" for generationsBut today, Cangjie and those legends about him are not widely known. How are words made?

Regarding the creation of Cangjie characters, there are many moving legends in the Baishui folk. In ancient times, ignorance was not opened, and people used knotted ropes to record historical records. At that time, Cangjie was still surnamed Hou Gang and was the historian of the Yellow Emperor.

Due to the strange shape of the knotted rope that records the historical facts, it is difficult to identify the old age, and once, Cangjie made a mistake in providing the Yellow Emperor with the historical facts recorded in these knots, which caused the Yellow Emperor to lose the border negotiations with the Yan Emperor. Afterwards, Cangjie resigned in shame and traveled all over the world, a good way to visit and record historical records. Three years later, he returned to his hometown of Yangwu Village, Baishui, and lived alone in the deep ditch to "watch the style of the Kui stars and bend the curve, and observe the traces of the hooves and claws of birds and beasts".

He gave these symbols a name, and they called them words. Mr. Lu Xun once made an incisive exposition on the historical fact of Cangjie's character creation, which means that the text is not the original creation of one person, but the crystallization of the wisdom of the masses. However, the creator of Chinese characters with Cangjie as an outstanding representative finally ended the history of "knotted rope records" and created a new era of Chinese civilization.

Historical Records of Tuina, "Reading", "Xunzi", "Lü's Spring and Autumn" and other records of Cangjie's writing and character creation. These all show that Cangjie is indeed a person.

It is a character made by Cangjie.

Cangjie, formerly surnamed Hou Gang, named Jie, commonly known as Cangjie Xianshi, also known as Shi Huang, also known as Cangwang, Cangsheng. "Shuowen Jiezi", "Shiben", and "Huainanzi" all record that Cangjie was the left historian of the Yellow Emperor's period, and he was inspired to see the footprints of birds and beasts, and he was divided into different categories, collected, sorted out and used, and played an important role in the process of creating Chinese characters, and was respected as a "saint of word creation".

Cangjie [jié] is one of the ancient Chinese myths and legends, and the place where Cangjie made words is called "Phoenix Title Desk". From "Huainanzi Benjing Training": "The former Cangjie wrote books, and the sky rained, and the ghosts cried at night.

Cangjie, known as Cangjie, surnamed Dan Lead Hou Gang, known as Shi Huang, once collected, rectified, standardized and used the words that circulated among the ancestors, and played an important role in the process of creating Chinese characters.

Cangjie's origin, according to the "Ten Thousand Surnames Genealogy, Volume 52": record, "The ancient Cangjie, a native of Nanle Wu Village, was born as a saint, with four eyes, and the original writing of bird-watching insects was written to replace the government of the rope, and he was the historian of Xuanyuan Yellow Emperor."

The Ming Dynasty Unification Chronicles: Characters in Ancient Times also recorded: "Cangjie, a native of Nanle Wu Village, was born as a saint, with four eyes, and the first writing of bird-watching insects was written to replace the government of the rope, and he was the historian of the Xuanyuan Yellow Emperor."

There are many relics commemorating Cangjie in the country, including Cangjie characters, word making platforms, Cangjie Mausoleum, Cangjie Temple, etc. Among the many Cangjie and relics, there are four that were built in the Han Dynasty: Nanle, Yucheng, Kaifeng and Luonan and Baishui in Shaanxi. Cangjie made characters through the footprints of the bird's model.

From the ancient legend of Cangjie to the discovery of oracle bone inscriptions more than 100 years ago, generations of Chinese scholars have been working to unravel the mystery of the origin of Chinese characters. Regarding the origin of Chinese characters, there are various sayings in ancient Chinese literature, such as "knotted rope", "gossip", "pictures", "book deeds", etc., and the legend of the Yellow Emperor's historian Cangjie making characters is also widely recorded in ancient books. Modern scholars believe that a systematic writing tool cannot be created entirely by a single person, and that Cangjie, if there is one, should be the compiler or promulgator of the text.

The earliest carved symbols date back more than 8,000 years, and in recent decades, the Chinese archaeological community has released a series of excavated materials related to the origin of Chinese characters earlier than the Yinxu oracle bone inscription. These materials mainly refer to the carved or painted symbols that appeared on pottery in the late primitive society and the early historical society, and also include a small number of symbols engraved on oracle bones, jade, stone tools, etc. Together, they can be said to provide a new source of evidence for explaining the origin of Chinese characters.

Through systematic investigation and comparison of the carved symbols on pottery shards unearthed in more than 100 sites of 19 archaeological cultures all over China, Wang Yunzhi, doctoral supervisor of Zhengzhou University, believes that the earliest carved symbols in China appeared at the Jiahu site in Wuyang, Henan, which has a history of more than 8,000 years.

In the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period more than 2,500 years ago, Cangjie made characters and said that it was already a common sense in the society at that time. In modern times, through the study of unearthed documents and the cross-examination of different materials, the credibility of China's ancient historical records is quite high.

For example, in the early years of the Western Jin Dynasty, the chronicle of the ancient history of the Wei Dynasty - the Wei history book "Bamboo Book Chronicle" was recorded in the ancient history of the Wei Dynasty - the historical book "Bamboo Book Chronicle" of the Shang and Zhou dynasties, and many records of the historical facts of the Shang and Zhou dynasties are consistent with the oracle bone inscriptions and Jin inscriptions.

For another example, through the study of different materials such as oracle bones, the record of the imperial lineage of the Shang Dynasty in the "Historical Records of Yin Benji" is basically credible, that is, some traditional documents that have always been disdained by historians for their words, such as "Five Emperors", "Imperial Lineage", "Classic of Mountains and Seas", etc., have also been proved to have the side of expressing facts. Therefore, in the absence of conclusive evidence to prove the truth, there is also no conclusive evidence to prove the wrong, it is not advisable to adopt a skeptical or even negative attitude towards the records of ancient history.

The earliest known systematic Chinese character is the Yin Shang oracle bone inscription, which is at least 3,300 years old. After research and research by experts and scholars, 5,949 oracle bone inscriptions have been collected (many of which are homogeneous, according to the latest research, about 3,500), and it is found that oracle bone inscriptions are a fairly mature writing system, which is fully in line with the principle of "six books" character making. This shows that the creation of oracle bones should be a much older thing.

Cangjie lived in an age of about 4,5600 years ago, and from the previous introduction, it can be seen that Cangjie is a kind of conscious creative activity with a dependent origin ("the industry is complicated, and the pseudo-germination is born"), a theoretical guiding principle ("the division of reason can be different"), and a realization of the result ("a hundred works to be, ten thousand products to observe"). In contrast to the oracle bone inscription, it is reasonable to say that the Chinese characters were created by Cangjie, which is historically reasonable.

The first person to make the characters was Cangjie (28), the second was Li Si (9,353), the third was Wu Zetian (18), the fourth was Yin Xunyin (12,315).