There are no characters with "three" and "eight" at the same time. The characters with "three" and "eight" respectively are: 三, 兰, 三, 闫,厏,fen,ba,acupoint, Gong, Xi
1. Lan pinyin: lán
Interpretation:
1. Refers to "orchid grass" and "orchid": Lan Ai ("orchid" and "orchid" "Mugwort" means a gentleman and a villain). Orchid tree (posts exchanged between brothers during the sworn alliance, in which the genealogy of their respective families is written. The fragrance of orchids symbolizes congeniality). Orchid destroys jade (it means that a wise man died young, and is often used to mourn the unfortunate early death of a person).
2. Ancient books refer to "Mulan".
3. In ancient times, it was the same as "pen", livestock pen (juàn).
4. The same as "Color" in ancient times, beautiful.
5. Surname.
2. Yan pinyin: yán
Interpretation: It was once a simplified character for "Yan", but was later discontinued.
3. Pinyin: fēn
Interpretation:
1. Division: separate. divide. Divide (divided range). demarcation. distinct. Analysis piece by piece. break down.
2. Take out or produce a part from the whole: distribution. Share worries. Distracted and distracted.
3. An independent part of the organization: branch. Branch (háng).
4. Scatter, Li: split. separation. respectively. Falling apart. Categorize.
5. Distinguish: distinguish. analyze.
6. The divided part: one-half.
7. Half: a hundred years of life, divided into day and night. spring equinox. Autumn Equinox.
4. Gong pinyin: gōng
Interpretation:
1. Integrity and selflessness, for the benefit of everyone: justice. Public spirit. Selfless.
2. The same thing, recognized by everyone: axioms. formula. high seas. Metric system.
3. Country, society, public: public ***. Public security (public order in society as a whole). public. citizen. Public comment (public comment).
4. Let everyone know: make it public. Gazette. openly.
5. The highest title in the feudal system: Sangong (referring to "Tai Shi", "Tai Tu" and "Tai Bao" in the Zhou Dynasty of China; in the Western Han Dynasty, it refers to "Da Situ", "Da Sima" and "Da Sikong" ). Young Master. Princess.
6. Respectfully address the man: Haigong. Mr. Bao. Lords (everyone).
7. Male: male and female. Male animal.
8. Addressing elders and young people: father-in-law. Grandpa (maternal grandfather).
9. Surname.
5. Xi Pinyin: xī
Interpretation: Classical Chinese particle, equivalent to the modern "ah" or "ah": "The road is long and long, and I will search up and down." ".