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( 1) ㄓㄨㄥˋ
(2) The ranking order of brothers is 2: ~ brothers. ~ brother.
(3) middle: ~ spring (the second month of spring, that is, February of the lunar calendar. Midsummer, Midautumn, Midwinter, etc.). ~ Arbitration (mediation, adjudication).
(4) surname.
(5) Zheng code:, U: 4EF2,: D6D9.
(6) Number of strokes: 6, radical: Wu, and stroke sequence number: 3225 12.
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(1) I know it sounds like it. From people, from them. Loyalty, righteousness and holiness. Oracle Bone Inscriptions and the "clock". Original intention: ranked second)
(2) The original meaning is the same
Zhong, Zhong Ye. -"Shuo Wen"
Clock, clock also, words in the clock also. -"Shi Ming"
Fu, Zhong, Shu and Ji deserve it. -"Li"
Fifty equals, Zhou Dao also. -The Book of Rites Tan Gong. It is reported that the ancient name is Guan Zi, and Guan Zi is called Zi, which is recommended. Tables are based on words, so they are also borrowed by uncles and seasons. When the word was twenty, it was also called by Ji Shu. This word was not called at the beginning, but was added by fifty. Women are called "Ji Bo" and "Zhongji".
Yi Yin and Lv Shang are neck and neck, and their command of military operations is calm, which makes Xiao He Cao Can far behind. -Du Fu's Ode to Monuments
Which is more important? -Huang Qingzong Xi "Yuan Jun"
(3) another example: Nakako (honorific title for the second brother; The second son); Brother Zhong (second brother; Second brother); Second grade (the following year, the second year); Second brother (second brother); Uncle Zhong (second brother)
(4) under the guise. In the middle of time series and grades, especially in the second month of each quarter.
With Yin Zhongchun. -"Book Yao Dian"
The bell road in law. -"The Book of Rites and the Moon Order"
Every four years old, there are spring, summer, autumn and winter, which are called Meng Zhongji and October. -"Yi Zhou Shu Zhou Yue"
(5) Another example: the middle of the month (the second month of each season); Upper Middle School (Mid-Autumn Festival); Zhongyang (that is, mid-spring); Zhong Lu (Zhong Lu. Six of the Twelve Laws of Ancient Music, also known as "Xiao Lu")
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Judging from the ancient Gao Xin family, it is a descendant of the Yellow Emperor. The Yellow Emperor had a great-grandson, named Gao Xin, and another "eight gifted scholars", known as "eight yuan", which was just as famous as Zhuan Xu's son "eight opening". In the Eight Courtyards, there are descendants of two brothers, Zhong Kan and Zhong Xiong, who took the word "Zhong" in their ancestors' names as their surnames and became Zhong's family.
From the descendants of Zhong, the assistant of Tang, the founding emperor of Shang Dynasty. Zhong You, a junior in Benxi, helped Tang govern the world and made great contributions. After Zhong You, his surname was given by the ancestral word, so he became a bell. Fan Hou Zhongshan of Zhou Dynasty followed closely.
From Ji's surname, in the Spring and Autumn Period, Lu Qing's public name was demoted for disorderly Lu. After the death of the Qing palace, some of his descendants took his word as their surname and called him Zhong.
From the son's surname, take the ancestral word as the surname. After the Song Dynasty, Zhuang Gong was the monarch of the Song State in the Spring and Autumn Period. The son of Duke Zhuang of Song Dynasty took the word Zhong, and the son of Zhong took the word Zhong as his surname, which became a branch of Zhong's family. Zhong's aristocratic family lived in Zhongshan (now southwest of Dengfeng County, Henan Province) and Lean (now Guangrao County, Shandong Province).
Zhong You, a native of Lu in the Spring and Autumn Period, was a favorite pupil of Confucius, Luz, and also an official who was a city tyrant. Zhonghe: A scholar in Song Dynasty, whose official position is Cheng Guanglu. Works and poems. There is "Fushan Collection". Zhong Ren: Northern Song Dynasty painter, monk and Huiji person. He lives in Huaguang Mountain in Hengzhou and is called Elder Huaguang. He is good at painting plums, writing with ink and wash, creating ink plums, and also painting small landscapes, such as Hua Guang Mei Pu. Zhong Changtong: philosopher of the Eastern Han Dynasty, axiomatic figure, Gao. Studious, outspoken, official to business. He put forward the argument that "man is the foundation and heaven is the last", denied the "destiny" and wrote Chang Yan handed down from generation to generation. Zhong Danian: A good official in the Song Dynasty, he knew how to cherish the spring in Neijiang, was lenient in teaching, and was virtuous.