Huang does not have traditional Chinese characters, it is both traditional and simplified.

1. Definition

1. The color of gold or sunflower flowers: yellow. dusk. Bezoar. Yellow and clear. Nonsense.

2. Specifically refers to the Yellow River in China: Yellow Disaster. Cure yellow. Yellow flood area.

3. Refers to "Yellow Emperor" (i.e. "Xuanyuan clan", the legendary leader of the tribal alliance in primitive society): Huang Lao (Yellow Emperor and Laozi). Descendants of Yan and Huang.

4. Things fail or plans cannot be realized: things go awry.

5. Surname.

2. Shuowen Jiezi

Old Chinese: The color of the earth. From the field to the scab, the scab also sounds. Qi, Gu Wenguang.

Translation: The color of the ground. Take Tian as the radical and Kang as the radical. "痗" means light in ancient Chinese.

3. The original meaning of Chinese characters

Pictogram. The bronze inscriptions are shaped like locusts. It should be the original character of "locust".

Extended information

Evolution of glyphs (as shown in the picture)

Word group:

1. Huangcai [huáng cài]?

The dish made from beaten eggs is called braised yellow cabbage, and the stir-fried dish is called braised yellow cabbage.

2. Egg yolk [dàn huáng]?

The yellow gelatinous object in bird eggs, spherical, surrounded by albumen. Also called egg yolk.

3. Ephedra[má huáng]?

Perennial herb. The old branches are lignified, small shrub-like, multi-branched, with obvious stem nodes, and the leaves degenerate into flakes. The whole plant is used as medicine, and ephedrine can be extracted, which has the effects of sweating and relieving asthma.

4. Yellow soil [huáng rǎng]?

It develops in subtropical humid areas throughout the year and low-humidity terrain parts. Yellow soil. The water content is high, and the iron contained hydrates to turn yellow, which is highly acidic. There is often a gray-yellow humus layer on the surface. In China, it is mainly distributed in the subtropical areas south of the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River.

5. Huahuang [huā huáng]?

Ancient women’s facial decoration. Use golden paper to cut into shapes such as stars, moon, flowers and birds and stick them on your forehead, or paint some yellow on your forehead.