Bi [j]

Also known as Kun. Radical Chinese characters

Than [virtual]

Once a simplified word for "snow", it was later stopped.

Chinese pinyin: Xu or J.

ㄒㄩㄝˇ is the symbol of Athena Chu.

Radical: Guo,

External stroke: 0,

Total number of strokes: 3

Wu Bi 86&; 98:VNGG

There is a word to describe it.

In the words "snow, search, death, coma, broom, return, spirit", there is a component "ratio" The difference is that the second stroke of "Guo" is to the right in some words, such as "Kang" and "concurrently", but not to the right in some words, such as "Xue" and "Yi". Among the commonly used Chinese characters, about 100 contains "bi", which is a considerable part of modern Chinese characters.

Three-point system

Commonly used words in the "Bi" system are divided into three subsystems (further classified differently) for reference:

First, the woman returned to sweep the snow at the local stall, and the teenager Zou was wrinkled and addicted to it.

Yin is a poor group in the county. They work hard to earn money. Li caught Di Yu,,,, and Zhao Su,, and his wife, and Tang. At that time, he was careless and embarrassed.

Third, the ugly button is embarrassing.