The stroke order of Cantonese Chinese characters is dot, horizontal and left, among which * * * * 3 strokes are pronounced as gum \u ng or ā n.
Basic meaning:
1, (area, range) width (as opposed to "narrow").
2, refers to ambition, etc.
3. more.
4. magnanimous; (metric) large.
5. Universal; Extensive.
6. Deduction; Supplement.
7. width.
8. preach "Kuang". Cheerful and open-minded
Group words:
Wide, wide, wide, wide, wide, wide, wide, wide, wide, wide, wide, wide.
(1) refers to a broad field and scope, as opposed to "narrowness": a broad mind. Extensive. Generalization. Huge. Vast (called "wide" in the east and west, "vast" in the north and south, referring to the land area). Guangsha.
(2) More: In public.
(3) expansion, expansion: promotion. Open your mouth wide, open your mouth wide.
Make sentences:
Books have no advertisements.
The news spread widely.
Foreign businessmen gathered in Guangzhou.
He has a wide reading range.
Advertising is worthwhile.
It has his advertisement on it.
The square was crowded with people.
This man is well informed.
Kapok is the city flower of Guangzhou.
If you want to live in Guangzhou, you'd better speak some Cantonese.
A province in China is Guangxi.
Good learning methods are worth popularizing.
China is a vast country.
When I was a child, I liked listening to children's radio best.