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1898 What is the significance of sports? In our life, we will always meet some wonderful Chinese characters, some of which have complicated strokes. Some look familiar, but they just don't know how to read it! There are also some wonderful Chinese characters, which together are "similar". I don't know how to read them. I don't know what that means. This article will share a set of quadruplets' Chinese characters "Shourong in the Reform Movement of 1898". Do you know them?

Do you know anything about the garrison in the 1898 movement?

Wu (Wù): It originally refers to an axe weapon, ranking fifth in heavenly stems.

The word "E" is divided into "E" and "Ge". "Well" means to deny "no"; "Go" means a weapon of force. There is an "e" in Oracle Bone Inscriptions. According to textual research, "E" refers to "Yue" (some people say it is a relatively artificial weapon). The original meaning of the word "E" is an axe weapon, which means to use weapons to stop "war" and contains the meaning of "not moving". Later, this weapon was eliminated by later emerging weapons. The Chinese character "E" refers more to Tiangan (the fifth among the ten Tiangan), which belongs to the fifth among the ten Tiangan. In ancient times, "e" was often used to indicate time. For example, "Hundred Days" means "Hundred Days" in the evening.

Evolution of Chinese character "e"

Ⅳ (x Ⅳ): 1 1 position of the twelve branches.

In ancient timekeeping, "Xu" cooperated with heavenly stems to mark the year or day, which is the position of 1 1 of the twelve earthly branches. For example, "rising sun" refers to the date of the China lunar calendar; "Kushen" means 7 pm to 9 pm. In the traditional culture of China, as a member of the twelve earthly branches, "Xu" corresponds to the "dog" in the Chinese zodiac and is called "Xu". Why do zodiac dogs "tease dogs"? This was divided by ancient Chinese according to the time when animals appeared and lived: at seven or nine o'clock in the evening, people were ready to close the door after a hard day's work, and only one dog was still lying in front of the door guarding the home, so the dog was also called a dog.

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When we mention the Reform Movement of 1898, we think of it.

When you see the word "the Reform Movement of 1898", you will naturally think of "the Reform Movement of 1898". Why is it called the Reform Movement of 1898? 1898 Hundred Days is only a part of heavenly stems and earthly branches, and the 35th is the year of the dog in the lunar calendar. The Reform Movement of 1898 took place in 1898 (the year of 1898). This reform also made history remember the six gentlemen of the 1898 Movement (Tan Sitong, Kang,,, Yang Rui, Liu Guangdi), and even remembered Tan Sitong's stirring poem (Desperate Poem):

Desperately stop thinking about James Zhang, endure death, and treat Dugan for a moment; My smile goes from the horizontal knife to the sky and stays in the liver and gallbladder.

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Shù: Guard, guard.

On the left of "garrison" is "man" and on the right is "ge", which refers to weapons, so it looks like soldiers guarding the land with weapons. Some people say that "prevention" and "cutting" are not the same thing? There are obvious differences between the two: "chopping" refers to the action of fierce struggle; Garrison pays more attention to the state of border guards.

Evolution of "Garrison"

Garrison is now mostly used in verbs, such as "garrison", "garrison" and "garrison", which means soldiers defend the frontier. However, the original meaning of the Chinese character "garrison" is a noun, which is an official name of Shang Dynasty. Officials guarding border areas are mainly engaged in guarding and other duties. Having said that, I think of our heroes, who guard the frontiers of the motherland and write magnificent heroic deeds with their youth. Let us remember the names of the heroes (the head of the team is Qi; Battalion commander Chen Hongjun and soldier Chen Xiangrong; Warrior Xiao Siyuan; Warrior Wang Zhuoran) [Rose]

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Rong róng: the general term for weapons.

"Rong", a "ten" and a "ge" The word "X" is the word "A", which means armor and is used for defense; And "Ge" means ancient weapon. You see, the word "Rong" includes both defensive weapons and offensive weapons. Therefore, the Chinese character "Rong" refers to the general term for weapons. Bow, paddle, spear, dagger and halberd are five ancient military forces. Now the word "Rong" is more extended to "military" related things. For example, the word "joining the army" means joining the army. All my life, a military horse said that he was in the army and fought all his life.

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Defending Rong in the Reform Movement of 1898: A formula is easy to remember.

I believe you can get to know them better by getting to know them. In order to make it easier for you to remember, here are two formulas: the horizontal point is hollow and the intersection point is glorious. As you can see, although they are similar in structure, their meanings are quite different due to subtle differences. Only by truly understanding Chinese characters can we use Chinese characters flexibly.

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