Question 2: How did Hua Oracle Bone Inscriptions write that ancient China was a flower?
Oracle bone inscriptions have not seen the word "Hua" and "Hua" for the time being. As the picture shows, it is the inscription of Hua and the pictograph of Hua.
Question 3: The Chinese character Oracle Bone Inscriptions provides you with a reference, as shown in the attached figure.
"Hua" is often found in inscriptions on bronze, not in Oracle Bone Inscriptions. The attached figure shows some inscriptions on the word "Hua".
Jin Wen and Oracle Bone Inscriptions belong to the same period.
Attached drawings:
Question 4: How to write Oracle Bone Inscriptions in China culture: Chinese characters have no Oracle Bone Inscriptions font, but should be the same as "Hua".
The picture is as follows:
Question 5: How do you write Oracle Bone Inscriptions, Jinwen, Dazhuan, Xiaozhuan, Lishu, cursive, regular script, running script and Weibei respectively? Three ways to write Hua Jiali 10.
Question 6: How did Tsinghua University and Oracle Bone Inscriptions make it clear that Oracle Bone Inscriptions has not been included? Oracle Bone Inscriptions, University of China, see photo:
Tsinghua University's bronze seal handwriting as shown:
Question 7: How do you write Hello in Oracle Bone Inscriptions's flower characters? Oracle Bone Inscriptions and Jinwen Times show that flowers are only used when they are used, and flowers are later words.
Question 8: How to spell "Wang" and "Wen" in Oracle Bone Inscriptions: ... 8B.gif
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There is a difference between Wang Zi's inscription and Oracle Bone Inscriptions's. . After the bronze inscription, it gradually stabilized into the present font form. .
Question 9: How to write Oracle Bone Inscriptions of Snowflake? The middle word "snow" can omit the rain prefix above and become the word "snow" on the left;
"Hua" and "Hua" in Oracle Bone Inscriptions are interlinked. As shown in the figure: