What is the difference between calling words and making trouble, and what is the pinyin of troubled

Personally, I think that the word "call" just illustrates a sound, while the word "noisy" is a scene with rich content. I don't know if it's right?

The word "noisy", the original meaning of the word: the bazaar is noisy and noisy.

Not Quiet: City. Hot.

Disturbance: Heart. Rise.

Teasing, joking: play. Bridal chamber.

Occurrence (disease or disaster): Disease. Affair. Flood.

Vibrant, vigorous, immense, in full swing to celebrate the New Year: red apricot branches spring. Lantern Festival.

Eating and drinking North China slang, the meaning of eating and drinking "Behind the Enemy Lines" Wang Yihua took it, knocked off the iron cover on the corner of the table, raised his neck and took a big gulp.

noisy ] nào

1. Not quiet: City. Hot.

2. Disturbance: Heart. Rise.

3. Before playing, laughing: playing. Bridal chamber. Staring at Jane.

4. Occurrence (disease or disaster): Disease. Affair. Flood.

5. Venting, seizure: gas. Kai sedan mood.

6. Vibrant, vigorous, powerful, and in full swing: red apricot branches spring. Lantern Festival.

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Base area unicode: 9b27

Homophone: 婥閙淖懑.

noisy nào shape will be meaningful. From the city, from the gate (bucket). Quarrels, noises in the market. Original meaning: noisy, noisy.

"Trouble" means to engage, bring, and cause.

From "Simon Leopard Zhiye". The content is to tell that more than 2,000 years ago, when Ximen Leopard was managing the place of Ye (now north of Anyang City, Henan, west of Linzhang County, Hebei), through Xingwang's investigation, he learned that the gentry and witches there colluded to harm the people, so he designed to break superstition and vigorously build water conservancy, so that Ye Land would prosper again.

Character analysis. From the process of getting rid of the bad habit of marrying a wife for Hebo, it can be seen that Simon Leopard is brave and strategic. He knew that this bad habit had been around for a long time, and the forces he was facing were very powerful, not only the representatives of the evil forces, the three elders, Ting Peng and Wu Zhu, but also the people who were fooled and did not realize themselves.

However, he learned from the elders' conversations that this bad habit was the most harmful to the people, so he resolutely took on the heavy responsibility of changing customs, took the initiative to challenge the evil forces, and won the battle. Without the confidence and overwhelming spirit of victory, it would not have been possible to carry out a struggle with such a disparity of power on the surface.

But Simon Leopard is not the image of a brave man, but the image of a wise man. His insight and courage are not explicit, but implicit, and are an important part of the deep character structure of his image as a wise man.