Question 1: What is the pinyin of Cai? Cai
Pinyin cài
Definition
1. Weed.
2. The name of the vassal state of China in the Zhou Dynasty, in the area of ??Shangcai County and Xincai County in present-day Henan Province.
3. The big tortoise used for divination: Yarrow~.
4. Kill, reduce: "Three hundred miles of barbarians, two hundred miles~".
5. Surname.
Question 2: Who can tell me about a great scholar named Cai during the Three Kingdoms period? I don’t know how to pronounce that one either? Thank you for the title. Cai Yong ("Yong", pinyin: yōng, pronounced the same as "Yong"; 132-192), courtesy name Bojie, was born in Chenliuyu (now south of Qixian County, Henan), and was a famous scholar in the late Eastern Han Dynasty in China. Cai Yong was erudite and talented. , good at diction, numerology, and astronomy, proficient in music, especially calligraphy, and invented Fei Bai Shu. During the reign of Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty, he worshiped General Zuo Zhonglang, so he was also called "Cai Zhonglang". According to historical records, it can be speculated that there were two daughters and one son. Only the eldest daughter Cai Yan has a recorded name, named Zhaoji. Due to a taboo (Sima Zhao's Wei character), the "Book of the Later Han" records her name as Cai Wenji. Her name is recorded in the history books, and there is also a daughter who married the Shangdang prefect Yang. Tao, there is no surname left in the history books, but they gave birth to two sons and one daughter. The eldest son died young, and the daughter Yang Huiyu married Sima Shi. The history books called her "Queen Jingxian Yang" and "Queen Hongxun"; the younger son Yang Hu It is indeed very famous; Cai Yong should also have a son whose name is unknown, but there is a grandson named Cai Xi, the Marquis of Guannei. He once wrote the eight-character cryptic phrase "Yellow Silk Young Woman, Grandson ~ Jiu" on the back of the "Cao E Stele", which is Yang. Xiu Suo said: "Yellow a is the color of silk. The word "色" next to "Si" is the word "Jue". A young woman is a girl. The word "女" next to "Shao" is the word "Miao". The grandson is the son of a daughter. The word "daughter" is the word for "good". The word "shou" is the word for "ci". In the fourth year of Xiping, Emperor Ling of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Cai Yong and others petitioned for the correct text of the Six Classics, and received permission. Cai Yong personally wrote the scriptures on the stone tablet with cinnabar, and then ordered craftsmen to engrave it and set it up at the Taixue Gate. Outside. This is the Xiping Stone Scripture. In the later period of Emperor Ling's reign, Cai Yong fled to Jianghai and lived in seclusion in Wu County (now Suzhou City, Jiangsu Province) for twelve years. Once, he heard a piece of paulownia wood. The sound of it bursting in the fire was quickly picked out and made into a qin. The sound was very beautiful, but the tail of the qin was burnt. This was the Jiaowei Qin. Dong Zhuo took the power and forced Cai Yong to become an official. At first, Cai Yong refused, and Dong Zhuo threatened him. He said, "I am a powerful tribesman" (all the people were killed), so Cai Yong hurriedly took an ox cart and went to Luoyang to report. Afterwards, he paid homage to General Zuo Zhonglang and was granted the title of Marquis of Gaoyang. He was highly regarded. "Every time he plays Yan, he always orders Yong to sing praises." Dong Zhuo was killed. Cai Yong was saddened by his death and was imprisoned by Situ Wang Yun. The ministers felt sorry for Cai Yong's talents and persuaded Wang Yun to pardon Cai Yong and Taiwei Ma. Ri (voiced in a low voice) said to Wang Yun: "Bo Zhe is a man of extraordinary talent and knowledge of Han affairs. He should be continued as a successor to history and become a great example of a generation. He has always been loyal and filial, but he has no name. He has no choice but to be punished and is disappointing." "Wang Yun said: "In the past, Emperor Wu did not kill Sima Qian, so he wrote a slanderous letter, which will be passed down to later generations. Now the country is in decline, and the army is in the suburbs. You can't let the ministers write around the young master, and later I will be slandered." He died in prison.
Question 3: My husband’s surname is Cai, my surname is Zhong, and my child’s surname is Cai, but I want to add it to the name. How should we name it Cai? Fortune telling results of Zhong Xiang’s name:
Traditional Pinyin five-element stroke name explanation
Cai Cai cài wood 17 (Ji)
Zhong Zhong zhōng Jin 20, elegant and versatile in life , self-denial and helping others, ordinary in middle age, prosperous in old age. (Ji)
Xiangxiang xiáng Gold 11: Yingmin and smart, born smart, tortured couple and lack of children, gloomy and unfortunate, good luck in old age.
(Ji)
Heavenly pattern: 37 Personality: 31 Ground pattern: 12 External pattern: 18 Total pattern: 48
Question 4: "Cai" surname In Hong Kong, how do you write it in English? In fact, according to the convention of Hong Kong Pinyin (Hong Kong English***), the most standard spelling is "Tsoi"
But later, in order to facilitate the pronunciation of D ghost, more and more The more "ts" initial consonants are turned into "ch" by Gui Lao
That is to say, now there are more "Choi" spellings than "Tsoi", if you want to have D English Feel can be spelled as "Choy"
In fact, Hong Kong Pinyin does not have such strict rules. Unlike Laohua Pinyin, there are strict writing standards. Therefore, the following writing methods are applicable. I Write to you in the usual order:
Choi Tsoi Choy Tsoy
Question 5: My teacher’s surname is Tsai, and he wants us to call her (should be me I don’t know how to write that in English, so I use words instead of pronunciation) called Smith Cai