The traditional Chinese character of "Jin" is "Jin".

1. Pinyin: j Ρ n

2. Interpretation:

1. A chemical element, symbol Au, atomic number 79, yellow-red, soft: yellow ~. ~ son. ~ pen.

2. A general term for a solid such as gold, which has luster, ductility and is easy to transfer heat and conduct electricity (except mercury). : ~ genus. Five ~ (old refers to gold, silver, copper, iron and tin). Combination ~ (a metal made by mixing two or more metals). ~ Wen (inscription cast or engraved on bronze wares of Shang and Zhou Dynasties, formerly known as "Zhong Dingwen").

3. money: cash. Base ~. Wave like earth.

4. refers to weapons or metal musical instruments: ~ leather (the general term for weapons and armor, which means war by extension). ~ sound (a. sound; B. bell) ~ drums (gongs and drums).

5. One of the eight tones of ancient musical instruments in China.

6. It means noble, precious, rare, durable, firm, shiny, etc.: ~ Lan (deep friendship). ~ Gang (Sanskrit free translation, metaphor is firm, sharp and can destroy everything). ~ ou (a. wine container; B. Yu territorial integrity). ~ City Tang Chi.

7. Some animals and plants are named after their golden colors: ~ fish. ~ Wu (sun). ~ turtle. ~ silk monkey.

8. Chinese dynasty name: ~ generation.

9. Last name.

3. Example:

The wages earned by professional gold diggers are hard work.

gold is also used for war. The golden age of Ovid, an ancient Roman poet, is gone forever. American writer Mark Twain

Diligence is far more valuable than gold.

gold is worth a thousand dollars.

IV. Glyph:

Understanding. From Xi (indicating covering and smelting), from soil, from two. From "earth", it means hiding underground; From "two", it means minerals hidden underground. Original meaning: metal.

5. Order of strokes