Twenty-three paintings with fire characters

In the Five Elements, what are the 23 characters that belong to fire? What's the explanation for them? I have sorted it out for you below, I hope it will be helpful to you!

23. Draw five elements of fire characters

髫麟

——Lin

Lin pronunciation: [lín]

Basic explanation

[Qi~] An animal in ancient legends, like a deer, with scales all over its body and a tail. In ancient times, it symbolized auspiciousness and was also used to describe outstanding figures. The abbreviation is "Lin", such as "phoenix feather~horn", "~phoenix turtle dragon".

Detailed explanation

〈Name〉

Phonetic. From the deer, the lìn sound. Original meaning: big deer

Same as the original meaning [big deer]

Lin, big deer. ——"Shuowen"

麐, female unicorn. ——"Shuowen". Zhu Junsheng said: "The classics are all based on the lin." Duan said: "The classics are not made of lin."

Shooting elk-footed lin. ——Han Dynasty Sima Xiangru's "Zixu Fu"

Jie Fu and Fang Lin. ——Zhang Heng's "Tokyo Fu". Xue's note: "The big deer is called Lin."

Afraid of losing Lin Deer and gaining moxa. ——"Qianfu Lun·Xian Di"

Qilin [kylin; [Chinese] unicorn]

Whoever calls Lin alone is a big stag; whoever calls Linlin is a benevolent beast . Qilin can be called Lin alone. ——"Shuowen" Paragraph Notes

Hunting Huolin in the west. ——"Spring and Autumn Period, the Fourteenth Year of Ai Gong"

Another example: Phoenix Feather and Linjiao; Lin Pavilion is also called Lin Terrace. Qilin Pavilion, during the reign of Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty, images of heroes were painted in the Qilin Pavilion to show their merits; lin toes and lin feet; lin talismans depict lin-shaped tokens; 麟游麟麟游

It is a metaphor for the royal family and dignitaries[ noble]. For example: Lin Temple is the government office in charge of royal affairs; Lin is the genealogy of the royal family; Lin Zi Feng Chu is the son of Qilin, the young of Phoenix. The ancients used it to describe the descendants of nobles

Rare and precious things. For example: Lin horns are a metaphor for rare talents or rare treasures in the world; Lin horns and phoenix feathers are a metaphor for rare and precious things; Lin and phoenix feathers are a metaphor for fine and precious things

〈Shape〉

Bright [bright]. Such as: Linlin's bright appearance. Lin, Tonglin

Common phrases

Lin, phoenix, turtle, dragon lín fèng guī lóng

These four divine animals symbolize good omens. Metaphor for rare and precious things. It is also a metaphor for a person of noble character and respected by others.

Radical strokes

Radical: deer

External strokes: 12

Total strokes: 23

Wubi 86: ynjh

Wubi 98: oxxg

Cangjie: ipfdq

Stroke order number: 41352211535431234354152

Four-corner number: 09259

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Zheng code: txrm

Unicode: CJK unified Chinese character U+9E9F

Glyph structure

Chinese character head and tail decomposition: Lu Li

Broken down of Chinese character parts: Lumi Xiniu

Stroke order number: 41352211535431234354152

Stroke order reading and writing: 捺溷淺氰Vertical, vertical, horizontal and horizontal fold, 捺氪, horizontal and vertical, 捺氪 Fold horizontally and vertically

——Grab

Grab pronunciation: [jué]

Basic explanation

Grab: ~take and plunder . ~ Seize.

Detailed explanation

〈action〉

Phonetic. From the hand, the jué sound is strong. Original meaning: a bird grabs quickly with its claws

Same as the original meaning [snatch]

To grab, to hold on. ——"Shuowen"

The birds of prey gnaw. ——"Book of Rites·Confucianism"

Thieves can only steal. ——"Historical Records·Biography of Li Si". Suo Yin: "When a bird strikes something with its wings, it is called a strike, and when it reaches something with its feet, it is called a grab."

The bird grabs its flesh.

——"Book of Han·Huang Ba Biography"

Another example: grab and grab; take; grab and grab; hunt; grab and peck to grab with claws and peck with beak; grab and fight birds The beast uses its claws and wings to prey; grab, bite, grasp and devour

Seize [grab; seize]

Be prepared for the beast to touch and seize. ——Notes from "The Rites of Zhou·Orcs"

The suckling dog seizes the tiger. ——"Gongyang Zhuan·Twelve Years of Duke Zhuang"

The left hand grabbed it, but the right hand was useless. ——"Zhuangzi·Rang Wang"

Another example: grab and fight; grab and steal; grab and rob in day and night; grab and steal and steal

Common phrases

Grab jué duó

[seize; grab] Seize and plunder

Grab wealth

Radical strokes

Part Head: 扌

External strokes: 20

Total strokes: 23

Wubi 86: rhhc

Wubi 98: rhhc

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Cangjie: qbue

Stroke number: 12125111251113241112154

Four corner number: 56047

Zheng code: dlnx

Unicode: CJK Unified Chinese Characters U+652B

Glyph structure

Broken down of Chinese characters: 扌獍

Broken down of Chinese characters: 扌目目鹴

Stroke order number: 12125111251113241112154

Stroke order reading and writing: horizontal, vertical, horizontal, vertical, fold, horizontal, horizontal, horizontal, horizontal, horizontal, horizontal, vertical, horizontal, horizontal, horizontal, horizontal, fold and Na