Interesting hieroglyphs, what are some interesting hieroglyphs?

This is Yin Xunyin's reinvention of the oracle bone inscription and the "fun" of the golden text.

<> reinvent words. Wen Yin Xunyin.

People are my disciples, and I am teachers.

People make words, and the world is the same.

Note: People are my disciples, and I am people teachers. I want everyone to learn to recreate ancient characters.

Note: Creating characters and recreating ancient characters.

Writing is the work of the wise, and it is also the power of the sage! Yin Xunyin, a contemporary wise man and cultural sage, with the help of his writing talent and deep knowledge of the history of civilization, opened the curtain of reconstructing the difficult words, missing words, and lost words in the small seal, and opened the mystery of the history of writing, drawing on the historical context of the change of words from the oracle bone inscription to the big seal, and finally created more than 1,000 new characters in the seal script with the excellent cultivation of the retreat style!

October 9, 2021.

Interesting hieroglyphs are as follows:

1. Sheep. Hieroglyphs. The word "sheep" is made in the same way as the word "cow", which is to replace the whole with the part. Shang Dynasty oracle bone inscriptions.

The "sheep" depicts a front view of a sheep's head, with two curved horns at the top, a straight line of the sheep's face in the middle, and two short portraits of the sheep's whiskers at the lower slanted upward.

2. Cattle. Hieroglyphs. The principle of the character "cow" is to use the part to represent the whole: as long as the horn with the most distinctive characteristics is depicted, you can understand that it is a cow without drawing the whole body.

3. Bamboo. Hieroglyphs. The word "bamboo" in the oracle bone inscription resembles two bamboo branches on the left and right, and there are three bamboo leaves under each of the bamboo branches. The bamboo leaf symbol of the Warring States script has been moved from the bottom of the oracle bone inscription to the top of the shape of a bamboo pole, resembling two bamboos side by side.

Fourth, the car. Hieroglyphs. Cars, both ancient and modern, are an important means of transportation.

The ancient cars of the Shang and Zhou dynasties were generally two-wheeled, the carriage (car) was rectangular or square, the car was a single wheel, and the rear end of the wheel was pressed on the axle under the carriage. There is a horizontal log in front of the wheel, which is called "Heng", and a herringbone yoke (è) is set on both sides to be a tool for driving horses. The number of horses is usually two, and some can be as many as six.

5. Mountains. The word "mountain" was first seen in the Shang Yin era in the "Guishan Dun" (Jin Wen, which is the shape of three peaks and mountains, with Shanyin.

The shadow of the tree makes people know that it is a "mountain" at a glance. As for the three peaks connecting and not connecting with other number of peaks, it is because "three" was often used to mean many times or more in ancient times, and the three peaks were used to refer to "mountain", which means that multiple peaks are connected.

1.Orientation words. Equal distance from the surrounding area; Center: Central. Chinese. Reside.

2.Refers to China: Text. Ancient and modern.

3.Orientation words. within the scope; Interior: Home. Water. Mountain. Heart. Contingent.

4.Position between the two ends: Refers to. Front. Year. Autumn. Road.

5.Rank between the two ends: Nong. Learn. Type. Wait.

6.Impartiality: Mean. Suitable.

7.Zhongren: Made.

8.For; Together: Use. See. Listen.

9.Yes; Yes; Good: No ?. This way. That's it.

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中 zhōng

Equal status to the quadripart, up and down, or at both ends: center. In the middle. Central Plains. Chinese.

Within a certain range, inside: secretly. In the room. Full.

Nature or grade between the two ends: dropout (stop halfway). Medium. Mainstay.

Indicates that the action is ongoing: in the study.

Specifically refers to "China": Chinese. Chinese.

Suitable for, fit in: look in.

Outside the West.

zhòng just closes: 中选. Winning. Preferred (willing, satisfied).

Suffered, suffered: poisoned. Medium count.

Admitted to the imperial examination: the middle lift. Medium champion.

Number of strokes: 4;

radical: 丨;

Activity Objectives:1Learn about the history and culture of Chinese characters and the evolution of Chinese characters.

2.Feel the connection between pictographs and real objects, and boldly express the characteristics of pictographs through the creation of stories.

3.Feel the characteristics of "magical pictographs" and Hu Fa's interest in Chinese characters.

Activity process:1Let's talk about the ancient bend waiting for people to record the method.

3.Who first invented hieroglyphs? What methods were used?

Summary: Cangjie created text symbols by painting.

2. Appreciate independently and talk about the characteristics of hieroglyphs.

Demo ppt1What do these symbols mean?

2.** Hieroglyphs "mountain, water, sun, wood", guess their meaning.

3.Let's talk about the similarity between hieroglyphs and real objects.

Summary: The ancients observed the characteristics of objects in nature according to their observations. The pictographs were formed by the way of recording the paintings.

3. Observe independently and create hieroglyphs.

1.Self-observing** and creating pictographs.

2.Communicate with your peers about the hieroglyphs you created.

Summary: We have created hieroglyphs based on real objects like Cangjie. Fourth, choose independently and create hieroglyphic stories.

1.What are the elements of creating a story?

2.Create and compile hieroglyphic stories on your own.

3.Share your story with your peers.

4.Showcase and tell your own hieroglyphic stories.

5. Make hieroglyphic books and extend them to district and city activities. Make the drawings into pictographs and put them in the class library.

Hieroglyphs are the creations and inventions of the ancestors of the Chinese in the production and life practices of ancient times, and were originally just some symbols used to remember things.

The earliest Chinese writing was pictographs (oracle bone scripts). Hieroglyphs are the creations and inventions of the ancestors of the Chinese in the production and life practices of ancient times, and were originally just some symbols used to remember things. Later, with the development of social economy and daily life, the number of symbols needed continued to increase, and a series was gradually formed, and after a long period of improvement, perfection and supplementation, it was formed that we have the Chinese characters of today's Que Huitian.

Speaking of hieroglyphs, as the name suggests, they are symbols formed by drawing outlines according to the appearance of objective things. It is characterized by grasping the salient features of things and depicting them with the most concise strokes, rather than depicting all the details of things like pictures.

For example:

The pictographs that represent animals include birds, tigers, insects, deer, rabbits, sheep, horses, dolphins, elephants, fish, ba, and snakes (it was first written only as a pronoun, and later it was borrowed as a pronoun, and the snake character was newly coined).

The pictographs that represent various tools or utensils such as knives, beans (ancient utensils for meat), and gé (pronunciation: gé, first seen in the Shang Dynasty eggplant head oracle bone inscription, its ancient characters are shaped like a vessel with a round mouth and a three-legged hollow; As a cooking utensil used for cooking rice in ancient times, it is read as: lì), bucket (a tool for measuring things), nets, wells, households (doors), spears, jin (like the shape of an axe, the original meaning is an axe), bows, and tiles.

China's ancestors are really powerful, and one of the manifestations of this is that they created Chinese characters. According to the method of character formation, Chinese characters are divided into pictographs, huiyi characters, morphophonetic characters, transliteration and fake borrowed characters.

Now take a few pictographs as an example to experience the wonders.

For example, the word "mountain" is based on the shape of the mountain, undulating and undulating, high and low.

For example, "day", the word is a dot in a circle, like a big red sun, and "fire", which is the appearance of a flame rising.

It is only with the passage of time that the shape of the pictogram has changed, and the characters are formed by "skimming these strokes horizontally and vertically".

Sometimes, there are words that have both pictograms and meanings.

For example, the upper part of the "爨" is a "retort" held in two hands, and the "retort" is a pot for holding food. The two hands are pictograms, "two hands holding the pot is understanding." ”

Another example is "rest", this is the meaning of the word, people leaning on the tree, is rest. "Wood" is a pictograph, and Yurang is the shape of a tree.

Another example is "picking", which is also a word for understanding. "Hand to the treetops" means "picking". Taking this character apart, "wood" and "upper contents" are both pictographs.

There are still a lot of words like this, so it's interesting to think about it carefully.