How do you write about the feelings of the heart? How to write the feeling after reading Spring Wat

Stars. Spring Water is a collection of poems by Bing Xin. It collects many of Bingxin's poems, and this collection of poems reveals Bingxin's writing style and characteristics between the lines. Bingxin uses its unique feminine delicacy to depict the artistic style of "Stars" and "Spring Water" in pure and natural language.

Stars", "Spring Water" reflects Bingxin's inner philosophical and aesthetic sense, and the objects and philosophies depicted in the poem are fused to form a unique landscape, giving readers a feeling of aftertaste and dryness. The use of sentence structure in "Stars" and "Spring Water" is also just right to make the style of the poetry collection like flowing water, revealing softness and elegance everywhere.

Many of the poems in the collection praise the mother, the great maternal love, and the author's deep love for the mother, which can be reflected in the poems: many of these poems praise the beauty and simplicity of nature, as well as the poet's love for nature, such as in the poem: "The lonely sail by the sunset, unconsciously, completes the picture of nature. , reflecting the poet's love for nature; The poem not only describes children vividly, but also praises the author's vigorous yearning for children, from a small shell, reflecting a big soul. Reading "Stars. Sometimes you will feel the greatness of mother's love, and sometimes you will feel the loveliness of children, which is why the long-silent heartstrings of so many young people were plucked as soon as it was published.

This is the mainstream font name fluid in Taiwan.

There is not much difference between simple and traditional, and the subtle difference lies in the position of the "heart" in the "sense".

<> heart, pronunciation: xīn

Strokes: 4 Five strokes: nyny

Radical: Heart. Structure: Single structure.

Five elements: gold. Stroke order: dots, oblique hooks, dots, dots.

Interpretation: The organ in charge of blood circulation in humans and higher animals (commonly known as "heart"): bag. Law. Decline. Palpitate.

2.**, hub, primary: abdomen. Middle.

3.It is customary to refer to the organs of the mind and the state of thought, feelings, etc.: reason. Crooked. Vigor. Earth. Door leaf. Heart. Relaxation. People are in danger.

Compounds: reassuring, heartbeat, comfortable, original heart, thief's heart.

1. Rest assured (fàng xīn): The mind is stable, without worries and worries. Refers to the absence of anxiety or danger.

Sentence formation: With my carefulness, patience and love, in exchange for your peace of mind, peace of mind and comfort.

2. 心跳 (xīn tiào): The heart beats.

Sentence formation: I have loved countless people, but there is only one that can make you go into cardiac arrest.

3. Comfortable heart (shū xīn): feel comfortable; Liking.

Sentence formation: Spring is coming, the flowers stretch their waists and smile comfortably.

4. 初心 (chū xīn): the original mind.

Sentence formation: No matter how much we have experienced, we should not forget our original intention.

5. Thief heart (zéi xīn): evil thoughts; Evil intentions.

Sentence formation: For Wu Geng has not been collected, I am afraid that he has a thief's heart.

The heart is simple and simple.

Most of the current input methods can be switched between complex and simplified, directly play simplified, and then switch the shortcut keys.

If you need a special heart word, you can find Martian conversion**.

For example, 惢.

Have fun!

The traditional Chinese character for heart is still heart, and there is no other way to write it.

The traditional Chinese character for 心 is 心, pinyin xīn. Interpretation: 1. The organs that promote blood circulation in the human and higher animal bodies.

The human heart is in the middle of the chest cavity, slightly to the left, conical, about the same size as one's fist, and there are four cavities inside, the upper two are the atrium, and the lower two are the ventricles. The relaxation and contraction of the atria and ventricles drive blood circulation throughout the body. Also called heart.

2. It also usually refers to the organs of thought, thoughts, feelings, etc.: thinking. Get.

Use. Talk . One mind.

Do you want to go? 3. a center; **Part: Jiang.

Round. Heavy. 4. One of the twenty-eight nights.

5. Surname. 3. Etymological explanation: heart, oracle bone inscription.

The traditional Chinese character for the word "heart" is still "heart".

<> heart, pronunciation: xīn

Basic definition: 1. The organ in charge of blood circulation in humans and higher animals (commonly known as "heart"): heart rhythm. Heart failure. Palpitation.

2. **, hub, main: henchmen. Centre.

3. It is customary to refer to the organs of thought and the situation of thoughts, feelings, etc.: psychology. Mind. Heart. Heart.

Hieroglyphs. The "heart" in the oracle bone inscription (Fig. a) is the outline of a human or animal heart. However, in this pure hieroglyphic inscription (Figs. B1, B2, B3), the form and line are different.

After that, the difference in body shape gradually increased. The small seal was changed into figure (c) because of the form of the golden inscription. For the subordination (Fig. D), it is even more detached.

In the vertical heart (D2) and the modern regular script (Fig. E), the appearance of the "heart" is no longer visible at all.

When the "heart" is done on the side, the glyph will change. The left and right structure of the word writing "忄" such as hatred, sorrow, nostalgia. In the lower half of the word, some are written as "heart", such as: think, think. Some write "" such as: Gong, Mu, Xi.

How to write the traditional Chinese character of heart ( 心 |心 ) What is the traditional qq character for heart (杺 |心 ) pinyin of the heart of the phonetic transcription of the heart xīn

The meaning of the heart——

What does the heart mean

What is the meaning of the heart (1) The organ in the body of a human and higher animal that drives blood circulation. Also called heart: Bo beating.

2) (name) usually also refers to the organs of thought, thoughts, feelings, etc.: thinking is used to talk about one-mindedness.

3) (name) center; **Part: Jiangyuan heavy lamp.

4) (name) one of the twenty-eight nights.

Pinyin of the heart:

Notes on xīn heart:

1) (name) An organ in the human and higher animal bodies that drives blood circulation. Also called heart: Bo beating.

2) (name) usually also refers to the organs of thought, thoughts, feelings, etc.: thinking is used to talk about one-mindedness.

3) (name) center; **Part: Jiangyuan heavy lamp.

4) (name) one of the twenty-eight nights.

The traditional Chinese character for the word "heart" is still "heart".

<> heart, pronunciation: xīn

Basic definition: 1. The organ in charge of blood circulation in humans and higher animals (commonly known as "heart"): heart rhythm. Heart failure. Palpitation.

2. **, hub, main: henchmen. Centre.

3. It is customary to refer to the organs of thought and the situation of thoughts, feelings, etc.: psychology. Mind. Heart. Heart.

Compounds: 1, love [ ài xīn ].

affection; Compassion and compassion.

2. zealous [ rè xīn ].

Warm-hearted, enthusiastic; Love whatever you do.

3. Care [ guān xīn ].

Attention, attention; Care, care.

4. 心見 [ xīn dé ].

Knowledge, skills, etc., that have been experienced or comprehended in practice.

5. 知心 [ zhī xīn ].

We know each other very well and have a close relationship.

Traditional Chinese characters refer to the original Chinese characters that have been replaced by simplified characters after simplification, and the "General Standard Chinese Character List" announced and implemented on June 5, 2013 is the latest specification of the "General Standard Chinese Character List Annex 1 Comparison Table of Standardized Characters and Traditional Chinese Characters and Variant Characters". "Heart" is a traditional character, not a traditional or simplified character, let alone "the same traditional character".

The traditional Chinese of the heart is still the heart, and the word for the heart does not have a traditional Chinese character, which has been the case since ancient times.

There is no traditional Chinese character for the heart character, and the heart character has the Martian character for 忈.

The traditional Chinese of the heart should still be the heart.

It's the same as Simplified and Extended.

Traditional Chinese characters are written in the same way as simplified Chinese characters"Heart"It hasn't changed.

"心" does not have a traditional Chinese character.

Analysis: Heart is a pictograph, which is the outline of a human or animal heart. From ancient times to the present, there has always been only one form, and that is the "heart".

Etymological evolution: 心: [ xīn ].

Basic explanation. 1.The pericardium, the organ in charge of blood circulation in humans and higher animals, is commonly known as the pericardium.

2.**, hub, main : henchmen.

3.It is customary to refer to the organs of the mind and the state of thought, feelings, etc. : psychological. Refreshing.

There are two ways of saying the heart, the first is that the heart is the body, that is, the heart is the heart, and this heart participates in the operation of the whole body. The second is the consciousness function of the heart, in ancient China, the consciousness function of the heart was called Zen, it can also be said that Chinese culture is the culture of Zen, the culture of the heart.

Explanation of relevant terms.

1. Assured [fàng xīn].

The mood is stable, without worries and worries.

2. 爱爱 [ài xīn].

It refers to the thoughts and feelings of caring for and loving others.

3. zealous [rè xīn].

Enthusiastic, interested, willing to do their best.

4. Concern [guān xīn].

always keep people or things in mind; Valued and cared for.

5. 心得 [xīn dé].

Knowledge, technology, ideological understanding, etc., experienced or comprehended in work and study activities.

<> heart, pronunciation: xīn

Strokes: 4 Five strokes: nyny

Radical: Heart. Structure: Single structure.

Five elements: gold. Stroke order: dots, oblique hooks, dots, dots.

Interpretation: The organ in charge of blood circulation in humans and higher animals (commonly known as "heart"): bag. Law. Decline. Palpitate.

2.**, hub, primary: abdomen. Middle.

3.It is customary to refer to the organs of the mind and the state of thought, feelings, etc.: reason. Crooked. Vigor. Earth. Door leaf. Heart. Relaxation. People are in danger.

Compounds: reassuring, heartbeat, comfortable, original heart, thief's heart.

1. Rest assured (fàng xīn): The mind is stable, without worries and worries. Refers to the absence of anxiety or danger.

Sentence formation: With my carefulness, patience and love, in exchange for your peace of mind, peace of mind and comfort.

2. 心跳 (xīn tiào): The heart beats.

Sentence formation: I have loved countless people, but there is only one that can make you go into cardiac arrest.

3. Comfortable heart (shū xīn): feel comfortable; Liking.

Sentence formation: Spring is coming, the flowers stretch their waists and smile comfortably.

4. 初心 (chū xīn): the original mind.

Sentence formation: No matter how much we have experienced, we should not forget our original intention.

5. Thief heart (zéi xīn): evil thoughts; Evil intentions.

Sentence formation: For Wu Geng has not been collected, I am afraid that he has a thief's heart.

How to write the traditional Chinese character of heart ( 心 |

心的pinyin 心的phonetic transcription xīn

The meaning of heart is (1) the organ in the body of a human being and a higher animal that drives blood circulation. Also called heart: Bo beating.

2) (name) usually also refers to the organs of thought, thoughts, feelings, etc.: thinking is used to talk about one-mindedness.

3) (name) center; **Part: Jiangyuan heavy lamp.

4) (name) one of the twenty-eight nights.