A short story about Japan and Japan

(1) the pronunciation of Japanese and Yue.

Japanese reading: Li, Japanese reading: Yu Yu.

I. Day

ㄖˋ: radical: Japanese, external strokes: 0, total strokes: 4, five strokes: JJJJ,: a, Zheng code: KA.

Explanation:

1, the nearest star to the earth (also called "the sun"): the sun, the moon and the stars. A sundial (guǐ) (an ancient device that uses the shadow cast by the sun to determine time). A prominence is when the sun is setting (the sun is about to set), indicating that an aging person or a decaying thing is close to death.

2, during the day, as opposed to "night": day shift.

3, days, a day and a night: I haven't seen you for many days. Today. Timetable.

4. One day: anniversary.

5, calculate the time unit of work, usually eight hours or six hours as a working day.

6. Time: spring. In the past

7, every day, day after day: diary. More and more.

8, especially "Japan".

Second, Yue

ㄩㄝ: radical: Japanese, external strokes: 0, total strokes: 4, five strokes: JHNG,: a, Zheng code: KAA.

Explanation:

1, said: Confucius said poetry cloud.

2. For (wéi), it is: water, fire, wood, gold and earth.

3. It is called: Every music is a poem, and a poem is a song.

4, auxiliary words, no real meaning: Hao.

(1) Extended reading of Chinese strokes about Japanese and Japanese short stories;

Related words:

1, recently [jìn rì]

The last few days; Recently.

2. Holiday [Jim's Day]

The false sun in the sky.

3. Japanese regulations

The sundial is an ancient instrument for measuring the time of the sun shadow. Also refers to the sun.

4. The next day [y √ r √]

The next day.

5. Old times

The old days.

② What's the difference between Japanese characters and Japanese characters?

The words "Japan" and "Yue" have different pronunciations. "Japan" is pronounced [[ri]] and "Yue" is pronounced [yu]. Secondly, they have different meanings. "Sun" means the sun, and "Yue" means the sun.

(3) The difference between Heaven and Yue.

sun

auspicious

The sun: ~ rises and sets.

② (ri) refers to Japanese: Japanese.

(3) A special period from dawn to dark; Day (as opposed to' belonging to night'): ~ category ~ field ~ ~ night after night ~

(4) The time of one revolution of the earth; One day and one night; Day: today ~ tomorrow ~ a lot ~ no change ~ let's talk about it.

⑤ Every day; Day by day: ~ remember ~ new moon ~ increased output ~ economic prosperity.

⑥ refers to a period of time: from the past to the present.

⑦ refers to a certain day: holiday ~ birth ~ National Day ~.

say

surplus

book

(1) said: who ~ otherwise.

(2) It is called: Name ~ Farmer School (give it a name, called Farmer School).

(4) What are the origins and differences between Japanese and Japanese?

(A) Japanese and the origin of Japanese:

The sun is a hieroglyph. "Sun" is one of the earliest hieroglyphics, simulating the sun.

"Yue" is a Oracle Bone Inscriptions-shaped Chinese character, which has been recorded in Shangbao Temple, the praise for Doctor Zhi, and Zheng Feng Nvyue.

(2) the difference between heaven and yue:

1, different pronunciations:

Today's pronunciation: ri.

Yue's pronunciation:.

2. Different meanings:

Day: indicates the sun, time, a certain time, date, etc.

Words with the sun as the signifier are mostly related to the sun or time and can be divided into three categories:

Terms related to the sun, such as time, scenery and brightness.

B adjectives about the sun, such as: sunny, bright, dark, gloomy, bright and hazy.

C words indicating time, such as: Dan, dusk, faint, dawn, spring and morning.

Yue: Point and say.

3. Different parts of speech:

Day is a noun.

The more a verb.

4, the writing is different:

The sun and the moon are tall and short, fat and thin. In philology, the difference is whether the upper left corner is sealed or not.

Date:

"The sun" means the sun, and the sun has no gaps. In Li's seal script "City God Temple Monument", we can see that there is a horizontal line on it. It can be clearly seen that the word "day" was completely blocked in the official script "The West Chamber" in the Han Dynasty. In Sun's cursive music score, Japanese characters are pictographs, completely closed and close to a circle.

Yue:

The word "Yue" means to say it orally. In Li's seal script "Monument to the Temple of the City God", it can be clearly seen that the upper left corner is separated for "venting". It can be clearly seen from the official script "The West Chamber" in the Han Dynasty that the opening in the upper left corner retains the meaning of seal script.

It can be seen from Wang Xizhi's preface to the holy teachings of regular script that the word "Yue" is not flat and fat, but the difference from the word "Japan" lies in the gap in the upper left corner. In Sun's cursive spectrum, there is a fundamental difference between the word "Yue" and the word "Day", and the difference is obviously enlarged.

⑤ What is the difference between Japanese characters and Japanese characters?

Sun (sun) generally refers to the sun and Yue (yue), which appears frequently in classical Chinese, meaning (saying). This is just my understanding, I hope I can help you.

6. What are the combinations of "day" and "month"

Daily words: day, spring, day, sunshine, past, daily use, sun and moon, winter, sunset, tomorrow, daily life, day and night, diary and recent days.

Combination of yue: read yue, also yue, yue or yue.

The basic meaning of this day:

1, the sun: sunrise.

2. Japan: Japanese yen.

3. A period from dawn to darkness; Day (as opposed to "night"): day shift. Day and night matinee. Day and night.

4. The time of one revolution of the earth; One day and one night; Day: Today. Tomorrow. We'll talk about it another time.

5. Used to calculate the number of days: ten days. I haven't seen you for days.

6. Every day; Day by day: diary.

7, generally refers to a period of time: the past.

8, especially a day: a holiday.

9. Last name.

Yue's basic meaning is:

1, saying: hence the saying.

2. Philosophical identity.

Stroke order:

(6) Extended reading of short stories about Japan and Japan.

Definition of Japanese words:

1, date [Rizi]: Date: This day is finally coming.

2. Spring [ch ū n ri]: spring; Spring.

3. Multi-day [non-ri]: Multi-day; A long time.

4. Sunlight [rü guā ng]: the light emitted by the sun.

5. In the past [W M4NG Ri]: the past days; Once upon a time: The present situation is different from that of Japan.

6. Everyday words: attribute words. Daily use: Japanese products. Japanese department store

7. Sun and Moon [Sun and Moon]: livelihood; Life.

8.Winter[dūng ré]: winter.

9. Sunset [luò ri]: Sunset: the afterglow of the day.

10, tomorrow [mí ng rí]: time word. Tomorrow.

1 1, everyday [r cháng]: attribute words. It belongs to the ordinary: daily life. Daily work. necessities of life

12, day and night [rü yè]: day and night: day and night. Three shifts a day take turns to produce.

13, diary [rijiì]: Record the things you meet and do every day, and some also record your feelings about these things.

14, recently [jìn rì]: in recent days; Recently: collection of design schemes began in June.

Interpreting Yue's Word Composition;

1. Reading date [dú Yu Yu]: ancient phonetic notation and interpretation terms, indicating homophone loanwords in ancient books.

2. One day [yοYu]: the term of the project.

3. Yueruo: auxiliary word. Used at the beginning of a sentence.

4. Or [huò yuē]: Some people say. This is a rhetorical question. Or, indefinite pronouns, is not a conjunction or.

⑦ A short story about Yue, about 50 words.

One year, it was very hot. The scorching sun shone directly on the earth, scorching trees and drying up rivers. People can't stand the heat. People in Kuafu are dying. He looked up at the sun and told his people, "I must catch up with the sun, catch it and make it listen to people." Kuafu bid farewell to his people and strode towards the rising sun, chasing the wind. Kuafu has been chasing the sun. Seeing that I am getting closer to the sun, my confidence is getting stronger and stronger. Finally, Kuafu caught up with the sun at sunset. A red fireball appeared in front of Kuafu, and all the golden rays bathed him. Kuafu was ecstatic with open arms, trying to embrace the sunshine. But the sun was unusually hot, and Kuafu felt thirsty and tired. He ran to the Yellow River and drank the water in one breath. He ran to the Weihe River and drank the Weihe River water, but he still didn't quench his thirst. Kuafu went to the north, where there was osawa, and there was enough water in osawa to quench Kuafu's thirst. But Kuafu died of thirst on the way to osawa. When Kuafu died, his heart was filled with regret. He was still worried about his own people, so he threw out the stick in his hand. Where the wooden stick landed, a lush peach forest suddenly appeared. This peach forest is lush all the year round, providing shade for passers-by. Fresh peaches quench their thirst, which makes people feel tired and embark on a journey energetically.

What are the origins of Japanese and Japanese? What's their difference?

The words "day" and "month" look very similar. Speaking of differences, I'm afraid many people will use "one version is thin and the other version is fat" to describe it. In fact, it is not accurate to distinguish between "fat" and "thin". From the perspective of philology, the difference lies in whether the upper left corner is sealed or not.

"The sun" means the sun, and the sun has no gaps. In Li's seal script "City God Temple Monument", we can see that there is a horizontal line on it.

It can be clearly seen that the word "day" was completely blocked in the official script "The West Chamber" in the Han Dynasty.

In Sun's cursive music score, Japanese characters are pictographs, completely closed and close to a circle.

The word "Yue" means to say it orally. In Li's seal script "Monument to the Temple of the City God", it can be clearly seen that the upper left corner is separated for "venting".

Pet-name ruby Japanese and Japanese words have what pay attention to?

The two characters are similar in shape, but the width and height of the middle horizontal line and font are different. Hope to adopt!

What's the difference between Japanese and Japanese?

Japanese differs from Japanese in pronunciation, meaning, part of speech and writing.

1, different pronunciations:

Today's pronunciation: ri.

Yue's pronunciation:.

2. Different meanings:

Day: indicates the sun, time, a certain time, date, etc.

Words with the sun as the signifier are mostly related to the sun or time and can be divided into three categories:

Terms related to the sun, such as time, scenery and brightness.

B adjectives about the sun, such as: sunny, bright, dark, gloomy, bright and hazy.

C words indicating time, such as: Dan, dusk, faint, dawn, spring and morning.

Yue: Point and say.

3. Different parts of speech:

Day is a noun.

The more a verb.

4, the writing is different:

The sun and the moon are tall and short, fat and thin. In philology, the difference is whether the upper left corner is sealed or not.

Date:

"The sun" means the sun, and the sun has no gaps. In Li's seal script "City God Temple Monument", we can see that there is a horizontal line on it. It can be clearly seen that the word "day" was completely blocked in the official script "The West Chamber" in the Han Dynasty. In Sun's cursive music score, Japanese characters are pictographs, completely closed and close to a circle.

Yue:

The word "Yue" means to say it orally. In Li's seal script "Monument to the Temple of the City God", it can be clearly seen that the upper left corner is separated for "venting". It can be clearly seen from the official script "The West Chamber" in the Han Dynasty that the opening in the upper left corner retains the meaning of seal script.

It can be seen from Wang Xizhi's preface to the holy teachings of regular script that the word "Yue" is not flat and fat, but the difference from the word "Japan" lies in the gap in the upper left corner. In Sun's cursive spectrum, there is a fundamental difference between the word "Yue" and the word "Ri", and the difference is obviously enlarged.