Cang, cāng, the pictogram of Cang. It means a building or surname for storing grain. The shape of the oracle bone inscriptions resembles a cover at the top, a door in the middle, and an entrance and exit at the bottom. Together they represent the concept of a warehouse.
The mouth of , taken together, represents the concept of warehouse. Original meaning: granary)
(2) Same as the original meaning [granary; barn]
Cang, also known as grain storage, warehouse yellow is taken and stored. Therefore, it is called the warehouse. "Shuowen"
Canglin knows etiquette well. Han Jia Yi's "On Accumulation and Storage"
The Emperor of Tibet borrowed it and kept it in Shencang. "Book of Rites Monthly Order". Note: The valley where sacrifices are hidden is the sacred warehouse.
(3) Another example: barn (granary); Cangxi (grain warehouse); Cang Ao (a place for storing rice and grain)
(4) Generally refers to a building for storing materials Things [warehouse; storehouse]. Such as: salt warehouse; warehouse; additional warehouse; filling warehouse; charity warehouse; warehouse (a place where money and food are stored)
(5) Surname
Chinese dictionary explanation
[cāng]
["Guangyun" Qigangqie, Pingtang, Qing Dynasty. ]
The present character of 仺1. The traditional Chinese characters of warehouse 1.
(1) A place for storing food.
(2) Hurry and urgency. See haste, haste, haste, haste.
(3) Tongcang. blue.
(4) Tongcang. gray.
(5) Tongcang. See Canghai.
(6) Cabin clearance.
(7) Pass. See Cangnu, Cangsu.
(8) Clear the internal organs.
(9) Surname. There was Cangci in Wei Dynasty during the Three Kingdoms period. See "Three Kingdoms Wei Zhicang Ci Biography".
[chung]
["Ji Yun" Chu Liangqie, go Yang, Chu. ]
The present character of 仺2. Tongqi 1. The traditional Chinese characters of warehouse 2.
Sad. See Brother Cang 2.
Origin of the surname Cang
1. Comes from the surname Ji
Comes from the surname Ji, after Cangshu, the descendant of the Yellow Emperor, and took the ancestral name as his surname. According to the "Tongzhi Clan Brief", it is said that Huangdi's grandson Zhuanxu had eight sons, all of whom were capable officials in governing the world and were known as the Eight Kais in the world. Among them, the eldest son was named Cangshu (also known as Cangshu), and his descendants also took the ancestral name as The surname is called the Cang (Cang) surname, forming a branch of the Cang (Cang) surname. Therefore, Cang and Cang have the same origin and originate from the same clan. In addition, in ancient times, Cang and Cang were connected, so Cangjie, who was said to have coined characters in ancient times, was also called Cangjie.
2. After the warehouse officer of the Zhou Dynasty
After the warehouse officer of the Zhou Dynasty, the surname was named after the official position. During the Zhou Dynasty, there were Cang people and Cang officials. Their descendants were proud of their ancestors' holding Cang official positions, so they took Cang as their surname and were called the Cang family. Also, during the reign of Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty, there was a doctor named Ku, and his descendants took Cang and Ku as their surnames respectively.
The ancestor who got the surname: Cang Shu. The Cang family originated in Hunan. According to "Customs", the surname Cang originated from Cang Shu, a talented scholar from Gaoyang. "Tongzhi Clan Brief" records that after the Eight Kaicang period, Cang Ying, the prefect of Jiangxia in the Han Dynasty, looked out of Wuling. It can be seen from this that the Cang family is descended from the famous talent Cang Shu, a descendant of Emperor Zhuanxu more than 3,000 years ago. Cangshu was the eldest among the eight people of the Eight Emperors. He lived a long life until Yu and Shun came to the world. He was also promoted to the emperor of the country and was able to write hundreds of poems. His descendants took Cang as their surname. , called Cangshi. Therefore, the ancestor of people with the surname Cang is Cang Shu.
Historical celebrities with the surname Cang
Cang Shu
According to legend, Zhuanxu, the grandson of the Yellow Emperor, had eight sons. They were all capable officials in governing the world and were known as the Eight Kais in the world. The eldest son His name was Cangshu (also known as Cangshu), and his descendants took Cang as their surname. Shun recommended him to be in charge of Houtu, and he was the ancestor of the Cang family. Bakai refers to eight docile people and talented and virtuous people. They are Mr. Cangshu, Mr. Daizhi, Mr. Yushu, Mr. Dalin, Mr. Longjiang, Mr. Tingjian, Mr. Zhongrong and Mr. Shuda.
They are all descendants of Mr. Ji Zhuanxu, the third king of the Huangdi Dynasty.
Cang Jie
Cang Jie, also known as Cang Jie, is a legendary figure. Legend has it that he was the historian of the Yellow Emperor. Therefore, his hometown is called Shiguan Township. His name and credit for coining characters have appeared in many books as early as the Warring States Period. Cangjie was probably a person who made great contributions to the organization of ancient characters. In other words, he is the incarnation of many creators of words. Legend has it that Cangjie is a god who came down from the sky. His moral character is higher than that of the great sages. He has four eyes and radiant light. Cangjie was born with the ability to write. There are also legends that he saw the claws and hoof marks left by birds and animals on the ground. , enlightened in his heart, and created Chinese hieroglyphics. During the Yangshao Culture Period in our country, there were pictorial characters. There are still more than 3,500 characters of Jiaguwen from the Yin and Shang Dynasties. The Jiaguwen recorded various social activities of people at that time. The formation of writing marked that mankind has entered the threshold of civilization and occupies an extremely important position in the history of human social development. People naturally want to thank the creator of writing, so the myth of word creation and the legendary character Cangjie, the god of word creation, emerged. It is said to be a god descending to earth. He has a pair of eyes that exceed those of ordinary people. This means that he has special functions that far exceed those of ordinary people. He can see more and more clearly, so he can create extraordinary achievements.
Cang Zhen
During the Three Kingdoms period, he was the governor of Dunhuang in Wei State. He helped the Yao people learn culture and planted pine and banyan trees on both sides of the post road, which was praised by later generations.
Cang Ci
A native of Huainan during the Three Kingdoms period, with the courtesy name Xiaoren, he was initially a county official and the magistrate of Chang'an, and later the governor of Dunhuang. As an official, he was honest and frugal, restrained the strong and supported the weak, and officials and people feared and loved him. When he became the governor of Dunhuang, the people discussed a lot about whether he was an upright or corrupt official. One day, old man Wang, a poor man, sued a local wealthy man for buying his land and taking his daughter Xiaolan as his concubine. Xiaolan couldn't bear the humiliation and jumped into the river. Her whereabouts are still unknown. Mr. Zhang denied everything in court, and after he left the court, he instigated his colleagues to bribe Cang Ci. In order to find out the truth, Cang Ci made a private visit incognito and learned that the local rich man had always oppressed the people, discriminated against the Hu people, and forced them to buy and sell. Xiaolan had already fallen in love with two Hu people, but the rich man Zhang fought for his love and forced Xiaolan to The fact that he had no choice but to throw himself into the river. When he was raised to court for the second time, Cang Ci cleverly punished Rich Man Zhang and used the bribe money he paid for the wedding of Er Hu and Xiao Lan, who was rescued by Er Hu. He also promulgated new laws on land equalization and protection of industry and commerce, which greatly pleased people's hearts. , enabling the people of Dunhuang to live a stable life.
Idioms related to Can
Hastily: moving in a hurry and looking panicked.
Receiving food from Taicang means receiving salary without merit.
A drop in Taicang: Taicang: a large barn located in the capital in ancient times. A grain of grain in a big granary. A metaphor for a very small number among a very large number.
Taicang Yanmi: Taicang: a large barn located in the capital in ancient times. The metaphor is very small.
Look panic: panic: panic, panic. It means that in an emergency, the look and expression are tense and panicked, and the person loses his normal state.
The army is in a hurry: it means that the war is urgent and busy.
Thousands of warehouses and ten thousand boxes: It describes that because of the good year, a lot of grain is stored.
Building the plank road openly and crossing Chencang secretly: It is a metaphor for using an illusion to confuse the other party, but actually having other plans.
Building a plank road openly and attacking Chencang secretly means that when Liu Bang was about to send troops from Hanzhong to attack Xiang Yu, he deliberately built a plank road openly to confuse the opponent, and secretly took a detour to attack Chencang and win. Chencang, an ancient county name, is located in the east of Baoji City, Shaanxi Province today.
Guancang Rat: Guancang: a place where public grain is kept. A metaphor for a villain who has something to rely on.
Flee in a hurry: in a hurry: in a hurry, in a panic. He ran away in a panic.
In a hurry: in a hurry: in a hurry, in a hurry. In a hurry.
The master of haste: haste: in a hurry. The guest arrives unexpectedly, and the hospitality is not done well in a hurry, and it is difficult to fulfill the courtesy of the host.
Hurry: run away in a panic. Same panic.
Secret Chencang: refers to confusing the enemy from the front and making a surprise attack from the flank. It also refers to carrying out activities in secret. Chencang, the ancient name of the county, is located in the east of Baoji City, Shaanxi Province, and is a transportation channel leading to Hanzhong.
In a hurry: in a hurry, in a panic. In a hurry, at a loss.
To cross Chencang secretly: to cross over; Chencang: the name of an ancient county, located in the east of Baoji City, Shaanxi Province today. It is a metaphor for using false appearances to achieve a certain goal. It is also a metaphor for adultery between men and women.
Boys' names with the character "Cang" in the middle
Cangjiancang Haicang Baocang Pingcang Longcangyun
Cangyicang Huacangchengcangfengcanggeng Canghong
Cangrong Cangzhucang Shengcang Xincang Haicangsen
Cangmiaocang Lincang Gencang Kuncang Xiongcangtun
Cangkun Warehouse Fucangcangcang Juncangyuan
Cangmangcangyuan Cangwancang Fucang Mingcang wall
Cangyingcang Xuncang Yancang Weicang Yucangyou
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Cangcheng Cangguocang Hucang Xicang Longcang 1
Boy names with the word "Cang" at the end
Full warehouse, sea warehouse, golden warehouse, treasure warehouse, built warehouse, sea warehouse
National warehouse, ten thousand warehouses, new warehouse, jade warehouse, good warehouse< /p>
Military warehouse, Fu warehouse, shake warehouse, enter warehouse and occupy Tian warehouse
Ming warehouse, Wen warehouse, Bao warehouse, root warehouse, silver warehouse and Tian warehouse
Yong warehouse, transfer warehouse and Naicang Full warehouse, following warehouse, Xiaocang
Jingcang, Longcang, Huicang, Bingcang, Youcang, Xiaocang
Licang, Yancang, Zhicang, locked warehouse, Red warehouse, Youcang
Rich warehouse, Pei warehouse, Free warehouse, Soft warehouse, De warehouse, Self warehouse
Ya warehouse, Lin warehouse, open warehouse, the same warehouse is warehouse Guang warehouse
No warehouse, Dam warehouse, close warehouse, Xi warehouse, Da warehouse, Jia warehouse
Hongcang Zhongcang Xicang Daocang Qingcang Fancang
Hongcang Cuncang Pancang Yaocang Guicang Yicang
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