there are many different ways to write the word ying, such as "English" and "shadow".
Eyīnglish is a Chinese character, and its pinyin is y and ng, which means flowers. The word comes from the flowers of herbaceous plants and extends to the meaning of beauty, beauty, Excellence and Excellence. In literature and culture, English is often used to describe beautiful things and people, such as "handsome", "heroic" and "talented". At the same time, English is also related to some beautiful feelings and qualities, such as "heroism", "heroic spirit" and "wise SHEN WOO".
English is still a common surname in Chinese. Many famous people in history are surnamed English, such as Li Bai and Bai Juyi, great poets in the Tang Dynasty. In addition, English is a common name word. Many parents like to use English to name their sons, hoping that their sons can be as beautiful and excellent as flowers.
Shadow is a Chinese character, pronounced yǐng, which means the shadow reflected on the ground after an object blocks the light. This word originated from people's observation that light will leave a shadow on the ground after being blocked by objects, so this word was created. Shadow also refers to portraits, photos, movies and other media for recording images.
In literature and culture, shadows are often used to describe mysterious, strange and horrible atmosphere, such as "ghost", "shadow" and "ghost". At the same time, shadow is also associated with many art forms, such as movies, photography, painting and so on. In a word, shadow is a Chinese character related to light and image, which has profound meaning and cultural connotation.
The influence of Pinyin:
Chinese words from Pinyin have entered the English vocabulary system one after another. According to relevant statistics, there are more than 2 words with Chinese origin in the Oxford English Dictionary. In fact, many Chinese loanwords have occupied a place in the English vocabulary system and become an indispensable part of it.
A large number of Chinese words are exported, and the deep reason is that China's global influence and attention have increased. English words from Chinese are the inevitable product of the contact between Chinese and English, and also the inevitable result of the integration of Chinese and Western cultures. With the increasingly frequent exchanges between the Chinese nation and the English-speaking nation, there will inevitably be more and more English words and expressions from Chinese.