2. qīng, a commonly used Chinese word (first-class word), pronounced Q Ο ng, is a pictophonetic word, which was first seen in the Warring States period. The original meaning is the clear appearance of water, as opposed to "turbidity", and it is also used as a verb, such as clearing away and waking up; Also used as ancient place names, water names, dynasty names, etc.
3. Qing, the zigzag of Warring States script and seal script is from water to green sound. From water, it means related to water; The green sound means sound reading. Li changed into a work, and the model must be clear. In the six books, it belongs to the form and sound. Bronze inscriptions, Warring States scripts, or adding mouth shapes under the sound of green tones have nothing to do with the meaning of words, which is a common practice of ancient Chinese characters.