One two three four five six seven eight nine ten plus one becomes a new word.

One: ten, two, factory, seven.

Two: Yu, Gan, Kui, Shang, Tu, Yu, Zi, Gong, Chuan, San, Shi and Zuo.

Three: Wang, Feng and Tong.

Four: Because? 、? .

Five: ugly.

Six: stand.

Seven: Hey.

Eight: Ji, Wu, Qian, Ya.

Nine: pills.

Ten: dry, thousand, Yu, twenty, talent, soil, and scholar.

The origin of Chinese characters

Chinese characters are one of the characters with the longest use time, the widest use space and the largest number of users in the world. The creation and application of Chinese characters not only promoted the development of China culture, but also had a far-reaching impact on the development of world culture. About 6000 years ago, there were more than 50 kinds of carved symbols in Banpo ruins and other places.

They are neat and standardized, with the characteristics of simplified Chinese characters, which scholars think may be the germination of Chinese characters. The Chinese character formation system is the Shang dynasty in BC 16. Archaeology confirmed that in the early Shang Dynasty, Chinese civilization had developed to a fairly high level, and one of its main features was the appearance of Oracle Bone Inscriptions. Oracle Bone Inscriptions is an ancient writing carved on tortoise shells and animal bones. In Shang Dynasty, the king had to do divination before doing anything, and Oracle Bone Inscriptions was the tool of divination.

Oracle Bone Inscriptions should be treated before use. Remove the flesh and blood from the Oracle bones first, and then cut and smooth them. Then, use a knife to drill a notch on the inside of the nail or the back of the animal bone. The arrangement of these gaps is orderly. A fortune teller or wizard engraves his name, the date of divination and the questions to be asked on the Oracle Bone Inscriptions, and then burns the hole in the Oracle Bone Inscriptions with a torch. The cracks that appear when these depressions are heated are called "signs".