Basic explanation:
1. Used to emphasize mood or emotional color before words: ~ begins. ~ Yu. ~ whose power?
2. Last name.
3. Before and after the May 4th Movement, some literary works used "Yi" to refer to women, and later changed it to "She".
Polysemous words. As nouns, there are surnames, place names and so on. As a pronoun, it is a pronoun of the third person; As a verb, it means "que" and can also be used as a modal particle.
Related words
Extended data
One, two.
Near, near, not far.
Second, flood Iraq [yā n yā]
A good friend is a good friend. Flatter your face.
Third, what Iraq [q ǐ y and]
Still, don't. "Yi" is an auxiliary word in Chinese, which has no meaning.
Four. International Labour Organization (ILO)
1. Also called "Yilan".
2. refers to the two-course neo-Confucianism. See Arrow Studies.
Verb (abbreviation of verb) ylang ylang
1. name of grass flower. Smelly bad grass. In Buddhist scriptures, ylang ylang is often used to compare troubles, and the fragrance of sandalwood is used to compare bodhi.
2. The name of the grass flower. Another name for Ceylon incense.
3. Name of country.