Ancient characters ask words, what was the original name of Chinese character culture

It is the current Lu character.

If it is the emperor, it should be his title or nickname or something.

If the meaning is spoken, 1, it originally refers to the premises occupied by a family in the village, and by extension, it is a common term for a village house or cottage.

2. Ancient houses that welcomed guests along the way.

3. The house where the ancient ** duty lived.

The ancient people built huts [huts] next to tombs for mourning. Such as: Lu factory (temporary funeral shed); Lu 寝 (the hut next to the tomb where the ancients lived for mourning).

Pass "籚". The handle of a weapon such as a spear

It's Lu.

It will not be a variant of Lu, it may be a variant of Guang or 廙 or 廛.

廙 yì

Tents such as yurts.

Respectful. Store.

chán ㄔㄢ

Premises of civilians in ancient cities: li (a common name for dwellings in ancient cities). Market (bazaar).

Ancient with "entanglement", bundle.

The traditional Chinese character for the word "dust" for dust.

This word is not Lu, nor is it a variant of the traditional Chinese character of Lu, which is composed of "Guang", "Seven", "Tian", "Dish"."It's not the word that the landlord said.,It doesn't seem to have this word (I'm writing calligraphy.,Every day and dealing with traditional Chinese characters o ( o haha) I helped you check the ancient Chinese dictionary and there is no such word.。

b Khan. Can't find it.

Are you mistaken?

Which emperor is it???

You have to tell which emperor it is, so that we can find out which word it is??

Philology is a discipline that takes writing as the object of study. In Japan, it is customary to refer to the study of Chinese characters as "philology".

"Chinese Character Studies" and "Philology" are two sub-disciplines that are closely related but not identical. From the perspective of the scope of research, "Chinese character studies" only study Chinese characters, while "philology" can study all human characters. In fact, when Chinese scholars use the term "philology", they generally limit the scope of their research to Chinese characters, so some people regard the two terms as having the same name.

However, there is a difference between the two. First of all, the timing of the presentation is different. "Philology" (or the study of characters) was proposed very early, and "Chinese character studies" was proposed much later, and it was only after the liberation that scholars explicitly put it forward.

Second, the scope of the studies was different (see above). In addition, there is a difference in research methodology. Traditional philology is closely related to phonology and exegesis, while modern Chinese characters mainly study the form of Chinese characters.

"Chinese Character Studies" as a discipline name appeared relatively late, but the research work of Chinese Character Studies was carried out very early, and its research began as far back as the Han Dynasty. However, before the end of the Qing Dynasty, people called the study of Chinese characters "elementary school". "Elementary School" includes three sub-disciplines: "Writing", "Exegesis" and "Phonology", and Chinese character studies mainly inherits the branch of "Philology" in the traditional "primary school", but it is different from traditional philology.

Traditional philology analyzes the shape of the characters, explains the meaning of the words, and finally implements the task of "passing through the scriptures"; Modern Chinese character studies is the study of the structure and development of Chinese characters themselves.

In ancient Chinese, the expression of the question character is often used "曰". For example:

1. The villagers said: "What is the point of the meat eaters? —Zuo Chuan, Cao Di's Polemics

2, the Queen Mother said: "The husband also loves to pity his young son? —Warring States Policy Touching the Dragon and Saying Empress Dowager Zhao".

I don't know, I can only see one word.

The text is bizarre, unseen, and worth seeing.

In ancient Chinese, the expression of the question character is often used "曰". For example:

1. The villagers said: "What is the point of the meat eaters? —Zuo Chuan, Cao Di's Polemics

2, the Queen Mother said: "The husband also loves to pity his young son? —Warring States Policy Touching the Dragon and Saying Empress Dowager Zhao".

Summary. What ancient writings?

What ancient writings?

Hello. I would like to ask about the words on the seal.

Hello. Send it over.

I'll show you.

Thank you. May I ask you if this is a personal chapter or what?

Hello, are you there.

What is the word printed on this seal and what does it mean?

People can't see it.

People can't see what it means.

What kind of font is this, I'll help you check.

The two words on the left are the meaning of **.

The above three words are out of the house hanging.

The first word below is for sale.

The remaining two words are illegible.