Seeking inspiration from Chinese characters, a 400-word composition

In fact, Chinese characters are not that boring and boring, but interesting. There are many such interesting Chinese characters in life, which need to be collected by everyone.

I would like to think that Chinese characters are so boring, monotonous and difficult to write, and difficult to learn and remember. However, the teacher gave us a lesson today that made me change my view.

During class, the teacher told us that some people wrote the word "wood" next to the word "bridge" as the word "禾". Is this okay? Why can't we change the word next to the word "木" to the word next to the word "禾"? Because the word "He" represents crops, if you use crop stalks to build a bridge, how can you let people leave? I thought about it: Yes, a bridge made of crop straws will collapse as soon as people step on it. That will not serve the purpose of a bridge, and it will also drown people!

There are many Chinese characters like this. For example, the character "Cong" is very interesting. Why? You think, as long as you have ears, eyes, a mouth, and a heart, you can be smart. The word "Cong" includes these things. You see, the left side of the word "Cong" is the word "ear", which represents ears; the top two points on the right side look like eyes; the middle on the right side is a mouth; and the bottom is a heart. This Chinese character is very interesting!

The characters "grandson" and "sleep" are also interesting. There is a character "子" on the left side of the character "grandson", and a character "小" on the right side. "小" and "子" naturally mean juniors, so the character "grandson" is composed of "子" and "小" . To the left of the word "sleep" is the word "目", which represents eyes. If the eyelids droop, it must be time to rest or sleep.

In fact, Chinese characters are not that boring and boring, but interesting. There are many such interesting Chinese characters in life, which need to be collected by everyone.

1. Interesting Chinese characters

I originally thought that Chinese characters were so boring, monotonous and difficult to write, and difficult to learn and remember. However, after Teacher Feng gave our class a writing class today, I realized that Chinese characters are not what I originally imagined, but are so kind and interesting. If you don’t believe it, just listen to what I have to say!

During class, Teacher Feng told us that some people wrote the radical of the wooden character for bridge into the radical for he. Do you think it is okay to change it this way? Why can't the word "bridge" be written as "bridge" with the radical "he" as the radical? I originally thought that the word "bridge" was the word "bridge". In ancient times, there was no cement, so bridges could only be built with wood. What's so strange about this! After Teacher Feng's patient enlightenment, I finally understood the reason for this mistake: the word "禾" represents crops, and the straws of crops are used to build bridges. How can people leave? Yes, a bridge made of crop stalks will collapse as soon as people step on it. In that case, the bridge will not function as a bridge, and people will drown. Even if you don't die, falling into the river would be uncomfortable on any other day except summer! If it is winter, especially when there is heavy snowfall and dripping water turns to ice, it would be bad enough if someone falls into the river and freezes.

I originally thought that the Japanese character plus a stroke could only form three characters. That is Jiu, Bai and Mu. During class, with the help of my classmates, I discovered that it can be formed into nine characters, including Tian, ??Jia, You, Shen, Dian, and Dan. Ah, there are so many changes in Chinese characters!

Through the writing class given to us by Teacher Feng, I learned that Chinese characters are so interesting and memorable. Learning Chinese characters is simply a pleasure. In the future, I will definitely work harder to learn Chinese characters, seek the meaning of each Chinese character, and get endless fun from it!

2. I love interesting Chinese characters

Chinese characters are so interesting, because reading books, reading newspapers, writing letters and composing are all inseparable from Chinese characters. But do you have a deep understanding of Chinese characters? If you learn to travel through the Kingdom of Chinese Characters, your understanding of Chinese characters will be deeper.

While traveling in the kingdom of Chinese characters, I learned a lot of knowledge and gained a lot, such as: there are understanding methods, combination methods, etc. in word puzzles; the homophonic idioms made me understand that we should not write because of Typos; homophonic jokes have caused many misunderstandings; the myth of Cangjie’s creation of characters makes me admire him very much; the first person to discover oracle bone inscriptions was a scholar named Wang Yirong during the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty; a bit of money made me realize the typos Wang Zhubai's "Praise to Chinese Characters" can better show his love for Chinese characters; Wang Xizhi's "Lanting Preface" showed me how smooth running script is, and Liu Gongquan's "Mysterious Tower Cup" showed me how regular script can be How dignified...

Ah! Chinese characters are truly amazing. Some Chinese characters have curved trunks and loose ends; some Chinese characters have slender sides and short trunks; and some Chinese characters are neither square nor round, walking as fast as they fly. I really want to learn more interesting Chinese characters!

3. Interesting Chinese characters

Chinese characters are a treasure of Chinese art, and are living elves: you see, the "light" feels bright when you look at it; The word "cry" is like a person crying sadly; the word "fall" plummets; the word "rise" soars into the sky. These characters can also be written in different styles! For example, the seal script and official script are very old and have an antique flavor; the cursive script is very smooth; the regular script is neat and refreshing, and the wild cursive script is very unrestrained and pleasing to the people. In history, many great calligraphers have emerged, such as Wang Xizhi, Wang Xianzhi, Yan Zhenqing, Ouyang Xun, Liu Gongquan, etc. Our country's calligraphy is really good!

These Chinese characters composed of horizontal and vertical strokes consumed much energy of our ancestors! It is said that Cangjie created Chinese characters. He saw the footprints of birds in the wild, which were so varied, so he was inspired to create Chinese characters. The folks said: "Looking at the Chinese characters from a distance, they look like a flock of swans traveling in circuits and stretches; looking at the Chinese characters up close, , It’s like deploying troops in an orderly manner.” I really admire the Chinese characters created by our ancestors. However, we must also be careful not to write the wrong words that our ancestors worked so hard to create! When I was writing, I discovered a problem: on the right side of "dwarf" is the "arrow" of "arrow", which should be an arrow. Next to it is a person holding an arrow, which should be the word "shoot", but "shoot" is not It can be understood as: The body is only one inch tall, and it should be called "short". So I thought: Should "shoot" be pronounced as "short", and "dwarf" be pronounced as "shoot"? Did our ancestors make a careless mistake? It seems that some words are still difficult to explain.

All in all, Chinese characters are interesting.