The characters next to the word 艹 are suitable for naming as follows:
Anxuan, Yunxiao, Chi Wei, Haocang, Jiaping, Yiqian, Lanying, Ruocheng , Shuxuan, Yingwei, Haorong, Pengshan, Changwei, Ruojie, Maokang, Zixun, Rongcheng, Yingchuan, Weiran, Jingmao, Jiemao, Weirong, Zimao, Yuyin.
Introduction to Chinese characters:
Chinese characters, also known as Chinese, Chinese characters, also known as square characters, are the recording symbols of Chinese and are morpheme-syllabic characters of ideograms. One of the oldest texts in the world, over 6,000 years old. In terms of form, it gradually changes from graphics to strokes, pictograms to symbols, and complexity to simplicity; in terms of the principle of character creation, it changes from form, meaning to phonetic sound. Except for a few Chinese characters, each Chinese character has one syllable.
Modern Chinese characters refer to the regular script fonts of Chinese characters, including traditional Chinese characters and simplified characters. Modern Chinese characters evolved from oracle bone inscriptions, bronze inscriptions, large seal script, small seal script, official script, cursive script, regular script, running script, etc. Chinese characters were invented, created and improved by the ancestors of the Han nation, and are an indispensable link to maintain the various dialect areas of the Han nation. The earliest extant Chinese characters are the oracle bone inscriptions of the Yin and Shang Dynasties around 1300 BC and the later bronze inscriptions.
The theory of the origin of Chinese characters:
Oracle bone inscriptions From the ancient legend of Cangjie’s creation of characters to the emergence of oracle bone inscriptions more than 1,000 BC, Chinese scholars of all ages have been committed to uncovering the mystery of the origin of Chinese characters. Regarding the origin of Chinese characters, various schools have always had different opinions. Among them, the more influential theories are: the rope knotting theory, the Bagua theory, the engraving theory, the Cangjie creation theory, the engraving theory and the picture theory.
The theory of Cangjie’s creation of Chinese characters:
According to legend, Cangjie was a historian during the Huangdi period and the creator of Chinese characters. The Yellow Emperor was the leader of the ancient Central Plains tribal alliance. As society entered the stage of larger-scale tribal alliances and diplomatic affairs between alliances became increasingly frequent, there was an urgent need to establish a set of communication symbols shared by each alliance, so we collected and organized* The task of sharing the text was left in the hands of the historian Cangjie.
Stages of experience:
Chinese characters mainly originated from pictographic pictures for recording events. Pictograms are the basis for the formation and development of the Chinese character system. The subsequent evolution has gone through a long process of thousands of years, and has gone through stages such as oracle bone inscriptions, bronze inscriptions, seal script, official script, regular script, cursive script, and running script. Regular script is used, but it has not yet been completely finalized.