How to pronounce the word Yin Chaoshanyin, how to pronounce Yinzhou Pinyin

yín。The original meaning refers to the margin, the boundary, and by extension, the body, the body. It also refers to the ancient place name, which belongs to Yue in the Spring and Autumn Period, that is, Yinzhou District, Ningbo City, Zhejiang Province.

This text is recorded in documents such as "Guangyun" and "Yibu". Comment: Huiji County.

Two like-minded. Fenghua County, Ningbo Prefecture, Zhejiang Province has a hometown, Yincheng is also. The speaker said that it was named after Yijin Mountain.

The so-called mountain of red pansy broke out of the tin in the Yue Jue book. 葢其字初作堇。 Later Naijiayi.

Yue said. The land of sentence practice is east to Yin. Wei said that Yin County is also.

From the eup. Sumire. The language is cut to the point.

Thirteen parts. Kangxi dictionary records: "Guangyun" language towel cut "set rhyme" "Zhengyun" fish towel cut, sound silver. "Shuowen" will be the name of the county.

Later Han Dynasty County Chronicles "Yin, Zhang'an's old rule, Minyue land, Guangwu changed its name. "Note" Benyin County South Zhi Hui Pu Yan, Zhang Di Zhang and the first year of the establishment. and "Shundi Ji Note" Yin Ancient City, in the southeast of Cheng County.

and "Tang Rhyme", the language of "Tang Rhyme" is suspicious, and the sound is severe. Righteousness.

Yinzhou's pinyin:

yín zhōu]

Yin yín Yin's Chinese Explanation radical strokes radical: 阝 Outer strokes: 11 Total strokes:

13 Wubi 86: AKGB Wubi 98: AKGB Cangjie:

TMNL Stroke Order Number: 1221251112152 Four Corner Number: 47127 Unicode:

CJK Unified Chinese Character U+911E Basic Character Meaning 1County place name, Zhejiang Province, China. 2.

Surname. Detailed Meaning Name 1Ancient place name [yin county].

In the spring and autumn period, it belonged to Yue, that is, Yin County, Zhejiang Province 2Pass "Yin" [limit; border].Such as:

It is pronounced as yín, the initial y, the vowel in, and the tone of the second tone.

Yin's original meaning refers to the margin, boundary, and by extension, the body, the body. It also refers to the ancient place name, which belongs to Yue in the Spring and Autumn Period, that is, Yinzhou District, Ningbo City, Zhejiang Province.

Ancient place name [yin county].In the Spring and Autumn Period, it belonged to Yue, that is, Yinzhou District, Ningbo City, Zhejiang Province.

Pass "Yin" [limit; border]。Such as: Yin E (same as "Yin Yuan"). Verge; Boundary. By extension, the body, the body).

The pronunciation of Yin is: yín, with 13 strokes, and the current meaning is the name of the place, in Zhejiang Province, China; Ancient place name, in the spring and autumn period belongs to Yue, that is, Yinzhou District, Ningbo City, Zhejiang Province.

1. 鄞 is a Chinese character, pronounced yín, which originally means marginal and boundary, and by extension, it means form and body. It also refers to the ancient place name, which belongs to Yue in the Spring and Autumn Period, that is, Yinzhou District, Ningbo City, Zhejiang Province. This text is recorded in documents such as "Guangyun" and "Yibu".

2. Because of its ancient and unique character, the word "Yin" often causes confusion and errors in pronunciation and recognition for outsiders, usually "Qin" is mistaken for "Yin", and of course it also brings some cognitive confusion to Yinzhou's external image. Therefore, when the county was withdrawn five years ago, some people also proposed to take this opportunity to change Yin County to Mingzhou District, Siming District, or even Dongqian Lake District, in order to facilitate identification, but the heads of Yin County in charge of Yin County tried their best to disagree with the public and reached a consensus, believing that if there was no "Yin" word, future generations would have more difficulties in cognition of the rich and splendid history and culture of Yindi, so they decisively chose "Yinzhou" as the name of the district, and resolutely retained the humanistic symbol of the word "Yin", which is really commendable.

: 鄞, pronounced yín. Celery stool鄞 is a Chinese character, pronounced yín, which originally means marginality, boundary, and by extension, form, body.

It also refers to the ancient place name, which belongs to Yue in the Spring and Autumn Period, that is, Yinzhou District, Ningbo City, Zhejiang Province. This text is recorded in documents such as "Guangyun" and "Yibu".

Extension: Interpretation of Ancient Books.

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