Xiao pinyin xiāo
1, when used as a noun:
Interpretation: good horse; Strong horse.
Expect martial arts and taste Xiao Teng. -Ode to a White Horse by Yan Yanzhi in the Southern Song Dynasty.
Another example: Xiao Teng (running horse); Xiao Yi (Circus); Xiaoqiying (the name of the ancient imperial camp).
2. When used as adjectives:
Interpretation: Yong Jie
Wu Geng Xiao Qiang (Ji Qiang? ), gathered in all directions. -"Xiao Weichuan of the Later Han Dynasty"
Brave as he is, he can't do it alone. -"Reflection on Yuan Shaochuan"
Another example: Xiao Lie (brave and strong); Xiao Xiong (brave and fearless); Bao Xiao (brave and fierce).
Extended data:
Xiao's Chinese character strokes:
Related phrases:
1, Xiao Qi? [ xiāo qí ]
Brave cavalry.
2. Are you energetic? [ xiāo jìn ]
Be brave and strong.
3. hey? [ xiāo qí ]
An ancient opera.
4. strong? [Xiāo zhàng]
Be brave and strong.
5. fruit? [ xiāo guǒ ]
Brave and resolute; A brave man who dares to die.
6. Jie Jie? [Xiāo Jie]
Brave and superior.