The second commonly used Chinese character "Feng" is pronounced as "Feng" or "Ping", which was first seen in inscriptions on bronze. Its original meaning originally refers to that horses and chariots rely on hard ice to cross rivers and lakes that can't be crossed at ordinary times in winter, and then it is extended to the fast running of horses, and then to the hoofbeat of horses running at high speed.

Related words:

1, flood peak?

Grand and open.

2. What's the date today?

Legend has it that the ancestors of trees.

3. Feng Long?

Tall and handsome.

4.[wǎn féng] [w m 4 n f é ng]？

Ancient famous sword.

5. Feng Jian?

Big pig.

6. Shengfeng?

Depend on his life and be greedy for it.