The radicals of the Chinese Pinyin group are as follows:

The Chinese Pinyin: qiān; the radical: bamboo, the four-corner code: 88109, Cangjie: homm; 86 Wubi: twgi, 98 Wubi: twgg , Zheng code: MOBV; Unicode: 7B7E, total number of strokes: 13

Basic explanation: write your name in person or draw a symbol: signature; briefly write your opinion: endorsement, signature, visa; use A thin stick or sheet made of bamboo or wood: toothpick; a piece of paper used as a mark in a book or something marked on other objects: a bookmark. Label.

Related phrases: sign [qiān dìng] to conclude a treaty or contract and sign: the two countries signed a trade protocol and payment agreement; sign [qiān shǔ] to formally sign on important documents: sign a joint communiqué; sign a deposit [qiān yā] In the old days, signing or making a mark on a document showed responsibility.

Drawing lots [chōu qiān] is to draw one or several lots from many marked lots to decide something; lot tube [qiān tǒng] is a bamboo tube used for divination or gambling. sign.

The sentences for bamboo sticks are as follows:

1. Green onion said: I am an innocent bachelor. The bamboo stick said: I am a bachelor who would rather break than bend. Noodles said: I am a bachelor who becomes soft when exposed to water. Chopsticks said: I am a well-informed bachelor. Carrot said: I am a red bachelor. Youtiao said: I am a bachelor who is too soft-hearted and suffers. No. 11 car said: Regardless of manual or automatic, I am the most popular bachelor.

2. I used sincerity as bamboo sticks, blessings as silk threads, and happiness as the lampstand. I made a lantern and gave it to you. I wish you: happiness and health in the Year of the Rabbit, sweetness and auspiciousness in the Year of the Rabbit, and Lantern Festival. Happy Holidays and a bright future ahead!