Someone asked me to send nu59 to 10690700367. Are you a liar?

Generally, this short message is used to verify some websites or software. First of all, you need to know whether the other person knows or doesn't know. If a stranger asks you to send this, you should pay attention, it is probably a stolen number. For example, if your mobile phone number is bound to an account of a website or WeChat, QQ and other software, the scammer will pretend that your friend has disappeared and ask you to send a text message to the designated number for verification. In fact, this verification code is an operation such as retrieving the password. Unless it is me, don't send it.

To send, which means to send, belongs to the vernacular vocabulary of modern Chinese. In ancient times, this word was relatively rare and belonged to a frequently used Chinese vocabulary. It is more common in general occasions. Shuowen Jiezi recorded the detailed explanation of this word.

The style of Shuowen Jiezi is to list the seal script first, and if the ancient prose is different from the Shu prose, it will be listed later. Then explain the original meaning of the word, and then explain the relationship between font and meaning or pronunciation. The arrangement of radicals in Shuo Wen Jie Zi is based on the principle of similarity in form or meaning.

Shuowen Jiezi pioneered the radical search for Chinese characters, which was mostly adopted by later dictionaries. Duan Yucai called this book "an unprecedented book, written by Xu Jun".