"Hui" is a commonly used Chinese character, which is pronounced as "Hu" and first appeared in seal script. Its original meaning refers to light, brilliance, but it also refers to brilliance, or morning light, and is used as a noun. Shuo Wen Jie Zi says "light is also", that is, the light of fire, so it starts with the sound of fire and army, and then it is extended to a verb, meaning to produce brilliance and shine.

Stroke order: ノノフブフフフフフ

Basic meaning:

1, brilliant and bright. ?

2. Shine and reflect.

Extended information 1. Huizi's running script is as follows:

Second, the word group:

Brilliant, afterglow, brilliant, brilliant, bright, Huihong, Erhui, sparkling, Danhui, Xianhui, Su Hui, Chuhui, Panhui, mutual reflection, bright, brilliant, glorious, brilliant, moon, pearl, jade.

Three. Explanation of words:

1, glory [gu ā ng Hu and]

Interpretation: the dazzling brilliance of flashing; It also means bright.

2. Afterglow [yú hu:]

Interpretation: residual brilliance.

3. Zhu Hui Li Yu [zh Zhu and yuli]

Interpretation: A perfect combination of pearls and jewels, resplendent and magnificent. Metaphor is the beauty of beauty's skin.

4. Zhu Zhu Lian Rong [zh ū b ū liá n hu:]

Interpretation: Metaphorically, beautiful things complement each other.

5, resplendent and magnificent [j ī n bī hu hu huang].

Interpretation: Describe the bright and dazzling colors of buildings. Jinbi: gold, turquoise.