The difference between Song and Song is that "Song" is only used in place names, such as Wusong River, which originates in Jiangsu, flows through Shanghai, and merges into the Huangpu River. The usage of "song" is very limited and can only be used with the meteorological nouns "rain song" and "rime".
1. Different meanings:
Song: The name of the water, which originates from Taihu Lake in China, flows eastward to Shanghai and merges with the Huangpu River into the sea.
燇: Ice flowers formed by the condensation of clouds or water vapor.
2. Different usages:
Song: used in place names, such as the Wusong River that originates in Jiangsu, flows through Shanghai, and merges into the Huangpu River.
Song: It can only be used with the meteorological nouns "rain and fog" and "rime".
3. Different sources:
Song: From Chen Pengnian's "Reconstruction of Guangyun in the Song Dynasty" Si Gongqie,? Yin Shu. Jiang name. Today it is a pine tree.
Song: From Zeng Gong's "Poems on Winter Nights in Qizhou" The fragrant fragrance of a couch is warm, the moon is pale and the rime is cold across thousands of doors.
Song and 凇 are often misused because they have very similar glyphs and are relatively uncommon.
Of course the memory method is also very simple. The shape next to the phonetic character "枞" is "氵", which is only used in words related to liquid water, such as rivers, lakes and seas; while the shape next to "凇" is "冫", which was created by the ancients to indicate that water freezes after freezing. of this natural phenomenon.
The meaning of Song and Song: Song has many meanings. First, Song is the same as pine, which means that it can be as evergreen and longevity as pines and cypresses; second, there are three points of water in Song, which means that it can flow like a river. Continuously; thirdly, it also refers to the source and has the meaning of conforming to nature. The word "凇" used in the name implies purity, beauty, and strength, and it also implies auspiciousness and connotation.