What are the multi-phonetic characters for the Spring Festival in Beijing, and what are their pronunciations?

Polyphonetic characters of "Spring Festival in Beijing"

1. Spread

1. (pū) spread?

2. (pù) Shop

2. Divide

1. (fèn) extra?

2. (fēn) separate?

3. fēn) Classification

Three, Chu

1. Chu (chù) everywhere

2. Chu (chǔ) at

Four , Zheng

1. (zhēng) the first month of the month

2. (zhèng) just in time

Five. Stay up

1. Stay up late (áo ) ?

2. Boil cabbage (āo)

6. Interval

1. Space (jiān) ?

2. Intermittent or (jiàn)

Seven. Update

1. Update everything (gēng)?

2. Update (g?ng)

Extended information:

Creative background

"Spring Festival in Beijing" was written in January 1951 after liberation, and published in the first volume, second issue, of the magazine "New Observation" that year .

It was not long after the founding of New China. The author wrote "I Love the New Beijing" just after returning from the United States, talking about the changes in Beijing from three aspects: sewers, cleanliness, lights and water.

At about the same time, he wrote the article "Spring Festival in Beijing", describing the customs and lively atmosphere of Beijingers celebrating the Spring Festival, and at the same time expressing his praise for New China and the new society.

Baidu Encyclopedia—Spring Festival in Beijing