What free radicals can inflammation add?

The radicals that can be added to "inflammation" are: sandalwood, blanket, phlegm, sandalwood, light, phlegm, phlegm.

Radical art?

"Radicals" are often said together. The ancients called the left and right sides of Chinese characters with left and right structures "pian" and "bian". Now, all parts of the combined Chinese characters are collectively called parallel. Generally speaking, radicals are ideographic radicals. Radicals are also radicals, but radicals are not necessarily radicals, and radicals and radicals are the whole and part relationship. Little known is that each radical itself is a Chinese character, and it becomes an uncommon word just because the usage rate is too low or it can be replaced by other words.

The so-called radical art is actually the art of Chinese characters.

Probably when I saw the logo of the Chinese character dictation conference, I felt for the first time that simple radicals had made different artistic effects. LOGO captures the simplest and most commonly used radicals and covers the basic strokes of all Chinese characters, that is, it can form all Chinese characters. There are infinite possibilities, which may be any word, but there will only be one word under certain conditions. Choose the right one from infinite possibilities. The logo as a whole is a circular pattern representing the traditional culture of the Chinese nation. The red color, which best represents the culture of China, looks motionless, and contains a vast and infinite meaning, symbolizing tolerance, harmony and perfection, that is, the feeling of seal and movable type printing, and also symbolizes the cultural inheritance of Chinese characters in China for thousands of years.

Coincidentally, some designers will also look for routines from wedding invitations and radicals in names, and the same effect is good.

Paralympics creativity-highlighting "faith" with "lack" every visual design, seemingly simple but inspiring slogan. But a closer look reveals that some elements of Chinese characters are missing, especially the radicals representing "hand", "eye" and "foot". Sean, creative director of BHP Billiton (China), said, "Everyone's life has defects and obstacles. The inspiration from the spirit of Paralympic Games is that what we should care about is not what we lack, but what we yearn for. The integrity of life depends on the integrity of the mind. We are fortunate to take this opportunity to make another interpretation of the spirit of always moving forward with the unique charm of Chinese characters. "

The sudden emergence of oriental aesthetics in the golden age is naturally appropriate for the identity of six writers. The gray metal brush strokes reveal a weapon-like chill, like a sword in troubled times of the Republic of China. This is undoubtedly a higher level application of Chinese character art design.