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Treasure's treasure character traditional: [treasure]; Traditional Chinese characters cannot be displayed, and you can enter traditional Chinese characters by selecting traditional and simple switching in the input method.

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Traditional from 寚 (bǎo), from shell, 寚 also sound. "寚" originally meant "porcelain collection", and by extension, "collection". "Bei" means "value", "**".

寚 "寚" and "shell" are combined to mean "valuable collectibles" and "valuable collectibles". Original meaning: there are ** collections; Specifically refers to:

There is a ** porcelain collection. Instructions:1

The word "寚" refers to pure collections, not for sale, and collections that do not enter the circulation field, which is equivalent to the collection of today's National Museum of China. When the word "寚" is added to the word "shell", it refers to collectibles that can be purchased with coins, especially porcelain collectibles. The traditional Chinese treasure character is not from jade, but from the 珤 (that is, porcelain), which is consistent with the traditional saying that "** valuable jade is priceless".

Perhaps the traditional Chinese character Baozi means that "porcelain is priceless and jade is priceless". Because porcelain is, after all, a kind of "artificial jade" and "imitation jade". 2.

The original meaning of the word "珤" should be "porcelain". Because "珤" is "jade tao", that is, "jade pottery" (note that the word "tao" contains "缶"), which refers to "jade-like tile pottery", that is, "high-grade tile pottery". The Chinese characters "tile" and "缶" are often used interchangeably.

We can rewrite "jade thread" into "jade tile", which is the character "three", which is listed on page 499 of the pocket book of the "Great Chinese Dictionary", and the interpretation is "the same as 'porcelain'".

The traditional Chinese tomb of the treasure is respectfully ascended.

The base area unicode: 5bf6

Basic area unicode: 5bf3 feet old.

The traditional Chinese character for 宝 is 寳.

Traditional Chinese characters, a form of Chinese characters, called "traditional Chinese" in Europe and the United States, generally refer to the Chinese character Hu Qing that was replaced by simplified characters by the Chinese character simplification movement, and sometimes also refer to the entire Chinese character regular script and official script writing system before the Chinese character simplification movement. Chinese Traditional has a history of more than 2,000 years, and until 1956, it was the standard word for Chinese used among Chinese everywhere.

The "General List of Simplified Characters" collects 2274 simplified characters and 14 simplified characters such as 讠 [訁], 饣 [飠], 纟 [糹], 钅 [釒], etc., simplified Chinese characters ** include vulgar characters, ancient characters, cursive script, etc., and also include the merger of Chinese characters, such as the "back" of "back" and the "queen" of "queen", which were originally two words in traditional Chinese characters, and in order to omit strokes, they were replaced by "after" with fewer strokes.

The origin of traditional Chinese characters

Chinese traditional, that is, the Chinese writing system produced after the evolution of the small seal into the official script (and later the appearance of calligraphy, line script, cursive script and other calligraphy), has a history of more than 2,000 years, and until the 20th century, it was the common Chinese writing standard among the Chinese people everywhere. Beginning in the 1950s, the official simplification of the People's Republic of China on the basis of Chinese traditional formed a new Chinese writing standard, Chinese Simplified.

Chinese Simplified Chinese is mainly composed of inheritance characters and simplified characters that began to be implemented by the people of the People's Republic of China after the 1950s. Chinese Simplified Chinese is mainly used in Chinese mainland and Southeast Asia (such as Malaysia and Singapore), while Chinese Traditional is mainly used in Taiwan Province of China, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region and Macao Special Administrative Region.

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Word: Bao Font: Xingshu Calligrapher: Wang Xizhi.

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Word: treasure Font: line book calligrapher: Mi Fu.

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Word: Bao Font: Kaishu Calligrapher: Unknown.

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Word: Bao Font: Lishu Calligrapher: Unknown.

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Word: treasure Font: line book calligrapher: Mi Fu.

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Word: Bao Font: Kaishu Calligrapher: Yan Zhenqing.

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Word: Bao Font: Lishu Calligrapher: Unknown.

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Word: treasure Font: line book calligrapher: Mi Fu.

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Word: Bao Font: Cursive Calligrapher: Wen Zhengming.

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Word: Bao Font: Kaishu Calligrapher: Ouyang Xun.

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Word: treasure Font: line book calligrapher: Mi Fu.

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Word: Bao Font: Xingshu Calligrapher: Dong Qichang.

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Word: Bao Font: Kaishu Calligrapher: Liu Gongquan.

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Word: Bao Font: Other Calligrapher: Mi Fu. Treasure.

Please see how to write the traditional Chinese characters below:

The traditional Chinese character for 宝 is written like this: 寳.