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[Pinyin] [Chinese characters]
[Interpretation] An instrument used to shake the wind to make people feel cool, usually in an incomplete circle, and made of materials (such as feathers, paper and silk) mounted on thin rods or strips.
Question 2: How to use five strokes in fan writing?
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[Pinyin] [shàn, shān]
[Definition] [shà n]: 1. Shake the fresh air to cool down: ~ Zi. ~ Pendant (ornament at the lower end of fan handle). ~ noodles. ~ shape. 2. Fingerboard or thin screen: door ~. Every ~. 3. Quantifier, used for doors and windows, etc. : 1 ~ gate. [shā n]: 1。 Shake the fan or something to speed up the airflow into the air: use the fan ~. 2. Encourage others to do things they shouldn't do: ~ Move. ~ wind ignition. 3. hit with the palm of your hand: ~ slap in the face.
Question 3: How to play Fan Wubi;
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Fans _ Baidu Chinese
[Pinyin ][shàn, shān]
[Definition] [shà n]: 1. Shake the electric appliance with fresh air for cooling. 2. Fingerboard or sheet screen. 3. Quantifier, used for doors and windows, etc. [shā n]: 1。 Shake the fan or something to let the air flow into the wind faster. 2. Encourage others to do things they shouldn't do. 3. hit with your palm.
Question 4: What are the pronunciations of fans?
Two pronunciations
Pronunciation: [shàn] [shān]
Radical: family
Five strokes: YNND
Question 5: What is the word Fan?
shàn？ shān？ The first brush painting in the department is 10 five elements of gold and five strokes of YNND.
Basic explanation
[ shàn ]
1. Equipment for cooling by shaking wind: ~ Zi. ~ Pendant (ornament at the lower end of fan handle). ~ noodles. ~ shape.
2. Fingerboard or thin screen: door ~. Every ~.
3. Quantifier, used for doors and windows, etc. : 1 ~ gate.
[ shān ]
1. Shake the fan or something to accelerate the air flowing into the wind: use the fan ~.
2. Encourage others to do things they shouldn't do: ~ Move. ~ wind ignition.
3. hit with the palm of your hand: ~ slap in the face.
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These are pronounced shàn
Question 6: Why is the word Fan Fan used?
polyphone
Pronunciation: [shàn] [shān]
Radical: family
Five strokes: YNND
Question 7: What is a fake pole fan?
Pinyin Ji m: Ji m: Jia
Basic explanation
[Ji]
1. Unreal, not original, as opposed to "true": ~ mountain. ~ words. ~ take it. ~ release. ~ die. Virtual ~. Really ~. Make a fool of yourself.
2. borrow, use: ~ borrow. ~ goods. ~ by road. ~ hands (using others to do things for yourself). ~ clear distinction between public and private. Don't think about it.
3. The letters used in [~ name] Japanese mostly borrow the radicals of Chinese characters. Regular script is called "Parallel ~ ~" and cursive script is called "Ping ~ ~".
4. What is reasonable and needs to be verified is: ~ Hypothesis. ~ manufacturing. ~ order. ~ for example. ~ if.
[Jia]
Leave work or study place temporarily according to regulations or requirements: ~ days. ~ articles. Sick ~.
pole
Pronunciation: [gā n] [gǐ n]
Radical: Muwubi: SFH
Interpretation: [gān]: A relatively long stick. [g m: n]: 1。 A slender part of an object like a stick. 2. Quantifiers are used for objects with rods.
Spell shn shn
Basic explanation
[ shàn ]
1. Equipment for cooling by shaking wind: ~ Zi. ~ Pendant (ornament at the lower end of fan handle). ~ noodles. ~ shape.
2. Fingerboard or thin screen: door ~. Every ~.
3. Quantifier, used for doors and windows, etc. : 1 ~ gate.
[ shān ]
1. Shake the fan or something to accelerate the air flowing into the wind: use the fan ~.
2. Encourage others to do things they shouldn't do: ~ Move. ~ wind ignition.
3. hit with the palm of your hand: ~ slap in the face.
Question 8: What are the customs of Valentine's Day and Qixi Festival in China? The customs of Qixi are as follows: it is clever to wear needles, love spiders, throw needles, give birth to children, dry books and clothes for Niu Qingsheng, worship "grinding and drinking music", worship weaver girls, worship kuixing, eat proper fruits and celebrate the birthday of the seventh sister. Needle takers are "clumsy", giving gifts to each other as a sign of friendship, dyeing nails, washing women's hair, tying clever aunts, and worshipping.
Tanabata custom 1: wearing a needle for cleverness.
This is the earliest way to beg for cleverness, which began in the Han Dynasty and flowed to later generations. "Miscellanies of Xijing" said: "Women in the Han Dynasty often wear seven-hole needles in Jinkai Building on July 7, and people have the ambition of Xi." The Chronicle of Jingchu Years Old by Liang Zongmou of the Southern Dynasties said: "On July 7th, it was a woman of Xijia family, who was wearing a colorful building with seven holes, or with gold and silver as needles." "Geographical Records" said: "Emperor Wu of Qi began to visit the city on the first floor, and on July 7, the imperial secretary tried to pierce the needle many times. The world calls it the needle-piercing building. " The Five Dynasties Wang Renyu's "Kaiyuan Tianbao Legacy" said: "On Qixi Festival, the palace was made of brocade, which was hundreds of feet high and could beat dozens of people in the world. Chen baked melons and fruits with wine, set a banquet, worshipped cows and girls, and each of his concubines wore a nine-hole needle, with five-color lines facing the moon. This is a wonderful time. It's fun to play the song of Qing business. The home of the natives is effective. " Yuan Taozong Yi's Record of Ye Ting in Yuanshi County said: "Chinese Valentine's Day is a place of ingenuity. In the evening, the ladies-in-waiting went on stage to wear Kyubi no Youko needles with colored silk. The person who finishes first is smart, and the person who finishes late is called a loser. Everyone contributed a gift. "
China Valentine's Day Custom 2: Spiders should be smart.
This is also an early way of seeking cleverness, and its popularity is a little later than that of seeking cleverness with needles, which generally began in the Southern and Northern Dynasties. Liang Zonggu of the Southern Dynasties said "A Record of Jingchu Times"; "In the evening, Chen Guaguo begged for cleverness in court. If you have a happy subnet on melon, you think it is corresponding. "
The Five Dynasties Wang Renyu's "Kaiyuan Tianbao Legacy" said: "On July 7, we all caught spiders in small boxes until dawn; Think of cobwebs as sparse and dense. Secret people have many clever words, while rare people have few clever words. So are folk works. " A Dream in Tokyo by Meng Yuanyuan, a poet of the Song Dynasty, said that on the seventh day of July, "Put a spider in the zygote and watch it the next day. If the net is round, it is just a coincidence. " Song Zhou Mi's "When I was one year old" said; "How long does it take to store small spiders in the house and wait for the density of the net?" Tomita Rucheng's "Pleasure of Xi Tide" said that Tanabata "put spiders in a small box and observe the density of the net the next morning." It can be seen that the methods of testing ingenuity in past dynasties are different. The existence of the visual network in the Southern and Northern Dynasties, the thinness of the visual network in the Tang Dynasty, and the roundness of the visual network in the Song Dynasty, followed the customs of the Tang Dynasty in later generations.
Tanabata custom three: throwing needles to test cleverness
This is a variation of the custom of needlework on Qixi, which originated from needlework and is different from needlework. This is a popular Valentine's Day custom in China during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. In the Ming Dynasty, Dong Liu and Yu Yizheng said in A Brief Introduction to the Scenery of the Imperial Capital, "On the afternoon of July 7th, we lost a clever needle. When a woman comes into contact with water, the water film looks strange, and the embroidery needle floats and looks at the shadow of the underwater needle. There are clouds, flowers, birds and animals, shoes, scissors and eggplant shadows, which are called clever begging; Its shadow is as thick as a hammer, as thin as silk and as straight as axis wax, which is wrong. " According to Zhili, in Liangxiang County (now southwest of Beijing), "On July 7th, women begged for cleverness, threw needles into the water, and inspected their work by the shadow of the sun." Please quote ten thousand miscellaneous notes in "An Examination of the Old News of the Sun": "On July 7th, the female Yan Dou threw a small needle into the water. Or scattered like a flower, moving like a cloud, as thin as a line and as thick as a cone, all because of the ingenuity of the diviner. "
Tanabata custom 4: plant a plant to beg for a child.
In the old custom, a few days before Tanabata, first spread a layer of soil on a small wooden board, sow the seeds of millet to make it bear green seedlings, and then put some small huts and flowers and trees on it to make it look like a small village where people live in heaven, called a "shell board", or soak mung beans, adzuki beans and wheat in a magnetic bowl and tie it with red and blue silk threads. All parts of the south are also called "bubble cleverness", and the sprouted bean sprouts are called smart buds. Even the needles are replaced by smart buds and thrown on the water to beg for cleverness. Wax is also used to create various images, such as the characters in the story of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl, or the shapes of animals such as vultures and mandarin ducks, which float on the water, which is called "floating on the water". There are also baby dolls made of wax, which women can buy home and float in the water and soil to show their good luck to their children, which is called "metaplasia".
Tanabata custom five: for Niu Qingsheng.
Children will pick wild flowers and hang them on horns on Qixi Day, which is also called "Happy Birthday to Cows". Because it is said that after the Queen Mother of the West separated the Cowherd from the Weaver Girl by Tianhe, the old cow asked the Cowherd to scrape off its skin and drive its cowhide to see the Weaver Girl. In order to commemorate the sacrifice spirit of the old cow, people have the custom of "celebrating the life of the cow".
Tanabata custom six: drying books and clothes.
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