Liu's writing style is as shown below:

Liu

Pinyin: liú

Phonetic: ㄌ一ㄡˊ

Radical: 刂

Strokes outside the radical: 4 strokes

Total strokes: 6 strokes

Basic meaning:

surname.

Liu was first seen in oracle bone inscriptions. The original meaning is to kill, and later it was extended to indicate weapons such as axes and axes. "Shuowen Jiezi" probably failed because it avoided the taboo of the Han emperor Liu's surname. However, there are characters with "Liu" as the radical and the character "鐂" is not found in historical biographies. Based on this, Xu Kai inferred that the traditional "Liu" was Ququ's "dao" (刂) was mistaken for "田" and "邂". Chinese character reference books generally use Xu Kai's statement (such as "Kangxi Dictionary", etc.).

Related words:

三六[sān liú]?

Refers to Liu Chang (Yuanfu), Liu Tong (Gongfu), Liu Fengshi ( Zhong Feng) three people.

Gong Liu [gōng liú]?

Personal name. The great-grandson of Hou Ji.

Liu jì nú [liú jì nú]?

Mostly refers to the whole plant of Artemisia annua, a plant in the Asteraceae family.

Liu Kunwu [liú kūn wǔ]?

It refers to the spirit of hard work of people with lofty ideals.

Liu Bai [liú bái]?

The collective name of Liu Yuxi and Bai Juyi, poets of the Tang Dynasty.

Huo Liu [huǒ liú]?

Refers to the Liu family of the Han royal family.