Geng Zheng, Geng Jie, Geng Ao, Geng Zhuo, and Yan Geng.

Second, interpretation:

1, Guangming.

2, integrity: ~ straight.

Third, Geng's radical: ear

Fourth, the structure of Chinese characters: left and right structure

Five, word-making: the combination of sound and shape.

Extended data:

First, the evolution of glyphs:

Original meaning of word formation: adjective, simple personality, quick reasoning, right and wrong, blushing.

Classical Chinese version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Genger, Ear and Cheek. From the ear, save the sound. Du Lin said: Geng, Hirono. From a bright and sacred province. Every word is left and right. Du Ye. ?

Vernacular version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Geng, put your ear on your cheek. The glyph takes "ear" as the edge, and cymbals omit "Gui" as the edge. Du Lin said, "Geng, light is also. From a bright and sacred province. " All pictophonetic characters are ideographic on the left and phonetic on the right. So Turin's statement is wrong. ?

Second, the phrase definition:

1，[gěng zhèng] [gě ngzheng]？

Strong and upright.

2. Geng Jie?

It refers to the stagnation of the heart.

3. hey?

Depression and anxiety.

4. Geng Zhuo?

Anxiety.

5. Sour Geng [suān gěng]?

Sadness, sadness.