The traditional Chinese character of "girl": girl. Chinese pinyin: yā tóu u.

Explanation:

In the past, girls often wore a bun because it was a substitute for girls.

Refers to a handmaid.

Nicknames of elders for younger women.

When a girl reaches the age of 30, she must comb two buns on her head, which are separated from each other and stand symmetrically, like the word "ya", so she is called "girl".

Make sentences:

Yang Shuo's Three Thousand Jiang Lishan: "When it comes to snowball fights, boys don't want her. They think she is a girl and say she is useless. "

Ba Jin's family: "I'd rather be a maid in the mansion all my life."

Laoshe's Longxugou: "Sisao Wow, look at this girl Chun Er, she is not crazy today."

Liu Yuxi's poem "Send a Gift to Fan Xiao" in the Tang Dynasty said: "The girl with a painted face is thirteen or fourteen years old. When spring comes, she is graceful to people." ?

In the Song Dynasty, Wang Yang wrote in the poem "Yatou Rock in the Middle Section of Dayang Road": "It's not that this state is not beautiful, but the name is too rough."

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