The origin of my word, the origin and evolution of my word

The evolution of all Chinese characters is the same, if you are interested in looking at the small seal writing of these characters, you can see the point, the current simplified characters are unified by the country, adding the way of cursive stroke omitting, and then unified into the current Chinese Simplified. Since you want to know the origin of a few words, you can take a look at the traditional Chinese characters "love", "don't", "me", "middle", "country" and "go", here only "love" and "country" have traditional characters, "love" is the hand above, put the other party in your heart, and never forget, it is love. In ancient times, as long as a small city had a feudal lord, it could be called a country, so a country was actually a city in all directions, with an army "Ge" and a population "mouth" and a ruler who ruled them.

This is the country. As for the middle, this character means the middle and impartial, so this character is the same from the oracle bone inscription to the seal script to the modern script. I, in the oracle bone inscription, is represented by two hands, and the ancients used their own hands to represent the concept of "I".

Don't, is a late word, in ancient times the text is not so developed, the meaning is not so much, at that time I don't know what "don't" is, now we use it to represent different from the concept of "this", its practical word can also be analyzed, the other side is "another", that is, with a knife to separate each other, the other side of the separation is "don't". The pronunciation of this word is a compound sound, I don't believe you read "don't", read it quickly, and you will find that don't is "don't". Therefore, the original meaning of "don't" has two meanings, one is other, and the other is don't, and then later generations have derived other meanings.

The word "了" is a product of the feudal era, and it is a modal word that appeared after having such a sourness.

In ancient times, war was an occasional occurrence, and the ancients called the two sides of the war "you and me". I use an iron rake to plow the rice and dry the rice, you are an aggressor, a villain, you shoot with a lot of bows and arrows, you want to invade my homeland, I take up the iron rake and resist.

Grade 1 Chinese Words: I.

I was originally the image of an iron rake, a deformation of Ge, with many forks, which can be used as weapons and farm tools, and the left side can be seen as the deformation of He, which is to merge the apostrophe and the apostrophe under the grass into one stroke, and turn it into a mention. When no one invaded, I picked up an iron rake to plant seedlings, and when someone invaded, I picked up an iron rake to resist.

Grade 1 Chinese Chinese Characters: I.

I mean that those who return to politics are the most loyal people, suitable for marriage, work, and have no problems with the remnants of the party.

I generation 1) (will. From Ge, from Ge. "I" means weapon. The oracle bone character image is in the shape of a weapon. Original meaning: weapon. Basic meaning: first-person pronouns).

2) self-proclaimed; Self [i imy; myself]

I, self-proclaimed. - Sayings

Watching my life. - Yi Guan Hexagram

Everything is ready for me. —Mencius, Devoted to the Heart

3) Another example: I can do (I am here); I (myself; I am the person); I'm self. I, myself); I see pity (describing a woman's appearance and posture as beautiful and moving); My home (myself.

our family); I Nong (dialect. I) - Press: In ancient times, there was a grammatical difference between "I" and "I".

'I' is not used as an object after a verb.

Now I lose me. —Zhuangzi

4) Own; Own country [we; our]。Such as: friend or foe; I (we) each; I Ling (dialect. we); I Cao (we); Our generation (we wait, we).

Inflections. 我 wǒ

Form 1) Own [self]. For example: I am born (my deeds); I (my match).

2) [My Dear] for intimacy. Such as: my father-in-law (affectionate name for the elderly); I'm old Peng; I'm an old leaf; I'm the East China Sea.

3) Tilted to one side, twisted [wry].

I'm stunned. - SayingsDuan Yu commented: "It is also tilted." Well, the head is not right. Ton, next also. Therefore, it is extended to the meaning of the side. ”

I wǒ move

kill [kill].

I'm going to use Zhang. - Book Thai Oath

I, the ancient killing word. - Sayings

I wǒ形

1) Own [self]. For example: I am born (my deeds); I (my match).

2) [My Dear] for intimacy. Such as: my father-in-law (affectionate name for the elderly); I'm old Peng; I'm an old leaf; I'm the East China Sea.

3) Tilted to one side, twisted [wry].

I'm stunned. - SayingsDuan Yu commented: "It is also tilted." Well, the head is not right. Ton, next also. Therefore, it is extended to the meaning of the side. ”

I wǒ move

kill [kill].

I'm going to use Zhang. - Book Thai Oath

I, the ancient killing word. - Sayings

The origin and evolution of my character are as followsDrying rice, you are an invader, you are a villain, you shoot with a very slow bow and arrow, trying to invade my homeland, I take up an iron rake to resist.

Its evolution is as follows:

Its evolution process is as follows: 1. Early oracle bone inscriptions.

Early oracle "I".

1] Like a kind of ** wheel hall mold with many sharp teeth, it is the transformation of the oracle bone "戌", that is, the super Xu, an invincible powerful weapon.

The original meaning of the word: holding a big gun, shouting and demonstrating.

2. Late oracle simplifies the toothed late oracle "I".

3. Jin Wen.

I "inherited the late oracle bone glyphs."

4. The seal script "I" has been deformed, and the sharp tooth shape is written as "He", and the whole glyph is composed of a single character of the oracle bone inscription.

It has become a combination of "He" and "Ge".

5. When "I" evolved into a pronoun, later generations added "mouth" to create another "oh" to express shouting and demonstration.

The origin and evolution of my character are as followsIn ancient times, war was an occasional occurrence, and the ancients called the two sides of the war "you and me". I use an iron rake to cultivate rice, and I dry the rice in the drying wheel hall, you are an intruder, a villain, you shoot with a lot of bows and arrows, and you want to invade my homeland, I pick up an iron rake and resist.

Its evolution is as follows:

Its evolution process is: 1. Early oracle early oracle "I".

1] Like a ** with many sharp teeth, it is a deformation of the oracle bone "戌", that is, a super Xu, a powerful weapon that is invincible to others.

The original meaning of the word: holding a big gun, shouting and demonstrating.

2. Late oracle simplifies the toothed late oracle "I".

3. The golden inscription "I" inherits the late oracle bone glyphs.

4. The seal script "I" has been deformed, and the sharp tooth shape is written as "He", and the whole glyph has changed from a single character of the oracle bone inscription to a combined character of "He" and "Ge".

5. When "I" evolved into a pronoun, later generations added "mouth" to create another "oh" to express shouting and demonstration.

At the beginning of the word, it was seen in the Shang Dynasty oracle bone inscription and the Shang Dynasty gold inscription, and its ancient character shape resembles grass and trees just germinating on the ground. "In" and "cai" were the same word at the earliest, and Jin Wen added "soil" next to it to become "in". "In" means to exist, generally refers to existence, and by extension, refers to staying or being in a certain place, and by extension, refers to living in a certain position or being in a certain state.

In "blurred as a preposition, refers to the time, place, scope, etc. of the act. The word "in" can also be used as an adverb after being blurred, indicating that an action or thing is in progress.

Chinese characters: Chinese characters, also known as Chinese, Chinese characters, also known as square characters, are record symbols of Chinese, and belong to the morpheme syllabic script of ideograms. One of the oldest written languages in the world, more than 6,000 years old.

In terms of form, it gradually changes from a figure to a stroke, a pictogram to a symbol, and a complex to simple; In the principle of word making, from the form, ideogram to shape and sound. Except for a very few Chinese characters (such as 瓩, 兛, 兣, 呎, 嗧, etc.), they are all one Chinese character and one syllable. It should be noted that Japan, the Korean Peninsula, Vietnam and other countries have been deeply influenced by Han culture in history, and even their languages have borrowed Chinese language and writing.

Modern Chinese characters refer to the regular block shape of Chinese characters after italization, including traditional and simplified characters. Modern Chinese characters have evolved from oracle bone scripts, golden scripts, large seals (籀文), small seals, to official scripts, cursive scripts, regular scripts, and line scripts. Chinese characters were invented, created and improved by the ancestors of the Han nationality, and are an indispensable link to maintain the dialect areas of the Han nationality.

The earliest surviving Chinese characters are the oracle bone inscription of the Yin Shang dynasty in about 1300 BC and the later Jin inscription, which evolved into the Zhou script in the Western Zhou Dynasty, then to the small seal and official script of the Qin Dynasty, to the prevalence of the official script of the Han and Wei dynasties, and to the end of the Han Dynasty. Regular script prevailed in the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, and is still in use.

Me"There are many literal developments in words, and here are some of them:

1.Original meaning: refers to oneself. Actually, it is"Me"with"Me"In the ancient writing,"Me"refers to several convex parts on the martial pacemaker, and"Me"Refers to the **handle. Later, the handle referred to the person who held the **, and gradually evolved to refer to the person himself.

2.In "Rites of the Week,"Me"Referring to the above table to call oneself, it shows loyalty and respect for the imperial court.

3.In the Tang Dynasty,"Me"It began to be used to address oneself, emphasizing the subjective consciousness of the individual.

Me"There are also synonyms for the word"I"、"remaining"、"Since"Wait. "I"with"Me"The meaning is basically the same"I"It contains the meaning of elegance and self-control, and is mostly used in poetry; Reciting the Closed Notice"remaining"It is generally used for self-humility, expressing the meaning of modesty; "Since"It emphasizes oneself and clearly expresses the meaning of distinguishing oneself from others.

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The origin of my name is written as follows:

My name was given by my father, and when I was very young, my father told me about the origin of my name: Kanno My father's surname is "Xu" and my mother's surname is "Zhao". So I took a "Zhao" which is a homonym for my mother's surname "Zhao".

Dad said that at that time, he originally wanted to give me Wu Zetian's bright sky "Cao", but he was afraid that others would not be able to read it, and it was not easy to play in the computer, and there was also a small episode: I entered the isolation room within two days of my birth, and my father suspected that the "Cao" was not something that anyone could use, this word was too powerful, so I was given a "trillion" with the most mathematical representation.

The "Qi" in my name means good luck, and with the addition of the word "Zhao", it symbolizes a lot of good luck, and I also feel the love of my parents for me from my name, and hope that my good luck will always accompany me.

I love my name because it incorporates my parents' expectations and love for me, but I know that I can't rely on good luck alone, and I have to work hard to live up to my parents' expectations of me. Thinking of this, I don't feel bad anymore that my name is a bit like a boy. I love my name because I can appreciate the happiness and auspiciousness of our family.

Extended information: The name of a person or product or object is the name of a person, product, or object, and there are broad and narrow senses of names, as well as nicknames, aliases, nicknames, milk names, etc. Names in the broad sense include the surnames and first names of citizens and the names of legal persons and unincorporated associations; Names in the narrow sense refer only to the first and last names of citizens.

It is a combination of a name and a character. In ancient China, names and characters were used separately. Collectively referred to as "name", it refers to a name or first name.

My name is Chen Feiya and I was born on June 15, 2010.

When I was in my mother's womb, my mother hadn't thought of my name yet, and my grandfather gave me a name named Chen Bingli, and my grandfather wanted me to be noble, pure and beautiful. Mom thought it was a bit dirty, and now I think it's a little ugly. Later, my mother was discharged from the hospital, and my mother read a lot of books before she took out a good name for me, called Chen Feiya, which is my current name.

Fei is the meaning of Li Zaoli, which is rich in fragrance and beauty, and Ya is extended in the name to be beautiful, elegant, and have a good cultural accomplishment. My mother wanted me to be a beautiful, elegant and meaningful girl.

That's where my name comes from, and I love it.

History of Chinese characters: oracle bone script - golden script - small seal - official script - regular script - cursive script - line script.

Chinese characters have gone through the above stages, the small seal is Qin Shi Huang after the unification of the text, the unified formulation of the text, the previous oracle bone inscription, the gold text is varied, the general round rock cavity scattered a word there are a lot of imperial kinds of writing.

The following two diagrams are the evolution of "I", and there are many ways to write it.

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