The crossword puzzle collection has begun! The requirement is a Chinese crossword puzzle. It's time to collect ancient poems, two-part allegorical sayings, couplets and jokes that reflect the homophon

The crossword puzzle collection has begun! The requirement is a Chinese crossword puzzle. It's time to collect ancient poems, two-part allegorical sayings, couplets and jokes that reflect the homophonic characteristics of Chinese characters! Collect relevant information Zhang Miao in the Wen Dynasty is suitable for both.

I met a monk and went to Huaqi.

You are not Confucius,

I'm not Su Dongpo either.

These four poems are about a scholar passing a temple with a poor bag. The word "Confucian Temple" is written on the courtyard walls on both sides of the temple gate. This scholar turned out to be a lion's ass (eye)-not deep. Read the word "Confucius Temple" as "Juck Zhang". It turns out that the traditional writing of the word "temple" is a word "tide" in Cantonese.

Just as he repeatedly recited "Juck Zhang" and "Juck Zhang", a young monk came out of the temple and said he was going to "Huaqi". There is only a little difference between the traditional writing of the word "qi" and the word "house". The young monk corrected the scholar and said, "This is a Confucius Temple, not a court." The scholar also corrected that the young monk was "Hua Zhai" rather than "Hua Qi". Two people, you correct my "anger" and I correct your "Juck Zhang".

Two people were quarrelling as a bee, and another man came by the roadside, so they went forward to argue. As it happens, this person is not so good either. If he doesn't care, he is still showing off. He didn't answer people's questions directly, but called "Confucius" Confucius. Su Dongpo is called Su Dongpo. But also called the Confucian Temple and Zhang Chao "Zhang Miao of the Wen Dynasty". Moreover, it is easy to describe the content of people's disputes as the above four sentences, and the two people who are arguing are even more confused. Zhang jianchengwen

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Chinese characters have changed for more than 6000 years, and the evolution process is as follows:

Oracle Bone Inscriptions → bronze inscription → seal script → official script → regular script → running script.

(Shang) (Zhou) (Qin) (Han) (Wei and Jin Dynasties) cursive script

The seven fonts of the above-mentioned "Jin Jia seal, Cao Li and Xing Kai" are called "seven-body Chinese characters"

It is well documented that China script, Chinese characters, came into being in the late Shang Dynasty, about14th century BC, when a preliminary stereotyped script, namely Oracle Bone Inscriptions, was formed. Oracle Bone Inscriptions is both a hieroglyph and a phonography. Until now, there are still some pictographs in Chinese characters, which are very vivid.