How to pronounce?

Guo is a Chinese character, pronounced as líng. It means the name of water, just like the ancient "Ling". Guo Wei has a left-right structure, the radical is Ji, and the total number of strokes is 16. There are relevant records in Guang Yun. China accounts for 15%, which is commonly used. Rare words are reserved! Japan accounts for 34%, and there are also dictionaries belonging to Japan.

Kui, Chinese character secondary character, left and right structure, radical fire, total stroke 8. Xinhua dictionary definition: flaming. Reading ancient books, Xin Xin: Guang Yun, Ji Yun and Zheng Yun are full of excitement. "Notes" teacher said in ancient times: Light is all appearances.

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Rare words, also known as uncommon words, refer to Chinese characters that are not commonly used or uncommon. Since the emergence of Chinese characters, Chinese characters have been constantly developing and changing. The earliest written language in China is Oracle Bone Inscriptions in Shang Dynasty, which is about 3,500 to 4,500 words. Because some symbols are not sure whether they are words of that era or uncommon words, it has caused great trouble to the word count in Oracle Bone Inscriptions today.

Nowadays, many people are tired and trapped by "fame". Not because they are famous, but because many people don't know their names, how to read them, how to write them, and how to enter them if they use a computer.

These are all jumbled and uncommon words. Names are used in uncommon words. You really can't use the same name as an excuse, which has nothing to do with your personality. Names are used in uncommon words, ID cards can't be obtained, deposits can't be saved, and various procedures are not easy to handle. Therefore, it is really necessary to restrict the use of uncommon words for naming.

In the future, you can only use the words found in the latest Xinhua dictionary, otherwise you will not be registered. Naming with uncommon characters has little to do with protecting Chinese characters and traditional culture.

Restricting the use of uncommon words for naming does not mean that you restrict the freedom of naming and deprive you of the right to remember a name. This is entirely for your own convenience, but also for the convenience of others. You don't want it to be a problem there.

There is no standard for rare words, and Xinhua dictionary can't frame them. Because there are also many words in the dictionary that I don't know after graduating from Chinese major, and there are also many "troubles" that computers can't spell out. Because there are too many Chinese characters.