Choose a Chinese character that you think is the most beautiful, and explain the reason for its beau

Sample answer: The word "Ming". Tone:

The tone of the word is yangping, the tone is raised, and it is very vigorous to read. Shape: The character "Ming" consists of two words: "day" and "month".HieroglyphsThe meaning of the left and right structure of the composition is known by looking at the text.

Righteousness: From the form, the sunlight and the moonlight are extremely bright, giving you a feeling of warmth and joy.

This question tests students' understanding of the phonetic, morphological and meaning of Chinese characters, and can write their meanings or advantages from the three perspectives of sound, shape and meaning of the selected Chinese characters.

Characteristics of Chinese characters: Chinese characters are one of the oldest scripts in the world, and their influence on the surrounding area is also very huge, and they are the mother characters of other scripts. It is a written symbol that records events.

In terms of form, it gradually changes from a figure to a square-shaped symbol composed of strokes, so Chinese characters are generally called "square characters".

It consists of hieroglyphs.

Ideograms) evolved into phonetic ideographs, but the general system was still ideograms.

Therefore, Chinese characters have the characteristics of integrating image, sound and word meaning. This characteristic is unique among the world's writings, so it has a unique charm. The Chinese characters are of the Han nationality.

A treasure of thousands of years of culture, it is also our lifelong mentor and spiritual home. Chinese characters can often arouse our wonderful and bold associations and give people the enjoyment of beauty.

Han: Han, on behalf of the lotus "out of the mud without staining"; han, very feminine rush; Well, it's good-looking.

There are three beauties in Chinese characters: sound beauty, shape beauty, and meaning beauty, and the couplet is the best embodiment of the three beauties, which can be seen best from Anhui here.

Emptiness, Buddhism says, emptiness is color, color is emptiness. Mom, don't you think your mom is good? The structure of people and herringbones is to support each other. Money, who doesn't think money is good, share some with me!

(1 point for each question, 2 points in total) Destination arrangement.

This question tests students' understanding of the meaning of words, first knowing the original meaning of words, and then analyzing the meaning in context.

Search: The charm of Chinese characters lies not only in the beauty of sound and form, but also in its rich ideographic function. (Every.)

The beauty měi character from the sheep from the large. "Sheep" means "tame", and "big" means "vast territory". "Sheep" and "big" are combined to mean "the land is vast and the people are docile". Original meaning: the land is wide and the people are pure. By extension: The food is delicious.

"Beauty" is the emperor's perception of the country and the people. The emperor likened himself to a shepherd and the people to a flock of sheep. And "big" is "Shuowen" "Emperor, big also."

Three Emperors, Maharaja also. "Great". During the Three Emperors' era, China's territory was as vast as the sea, and there were so-called "Great Kyushu" (Shenzhou was only one of the "Great Kyushu", after the Yellow Emperor ascended the throne, due to "virtue is not far away", China's territory was reduced to "Shenzhou", that is, "Little Kyushu").

It is precisely because the people live on the land that the "sheep" representing the people is written on the "big" representing the territory. Ancient emperors liked to compare governing the country with cooking, that is, the so-called "governing a large country if cooking a small fresh". For example, Yi Yin, the national teacher of Shang Tang, was originally a cook of the Xin family, and he was convinced by Shang Tang when he was responsible for governing the country.

Therefore, "beauty" has an extended meaning of "sweetness". The pronunciation of "beauty" is related to "big", because the territory is as big as the sea, so the "every" in the word "sea" which means the meaning of "confused" has become the pronunciation of the word "beauty".

The people who invented the Chinese character "beauty" are famous agricultural people, and their main livestock are pigs. Chinese began to raise pigs and eat pork from about 8500 years ago, and until today, pork is still the main meat consumer product, and the meat dumplings they usually eat use pork, and only a small part of beef and lamb are used. Large burial mounds from the late Neolithic period, and the funerary goods that mark the social status of the tomb owner are also pigs.

This kind of tomb with pigs is called "mound", and the word is from pig. The Chinese character for "home" is also "there are pigs in the house". Sheep appeared in China 4,500 years ago, 4,000 years later than pigs.

In the Central Plains, sheep are only raised in captivity, or occasionally put in the fields to gnaw grass. The place where sheep are really suitable to grow is the savannah. The ancients used sheep to create characters to use the tame characteristics and cluster characteristics of sheep to express certain meanings, but this does not prove that the Chinese use lamb as a delicacy.