China has a lot of customs and cultural customs over the past five thousand years, and all of these are handed down from generation to generation, through the discovery and research of archaeologists, we can also learn about the previous historical figures from some relevant materials, so we have a history lesson, and chinese characters also have great significance, it is said that recently some people have found a surprising coincidence, that is, the ming Dynasty emperor's name together, can actually form a periodic table of chemical elements?
Chinese characters have a very profound meaning, and from the tone of the tone also has a variety of meanings, according to the annals of history, the Yuan Dynasty period very much refused to be quoted in the text, and Zhu Yuanzhang's original name was actually called Zhu Zhongba, when he became the emperor before changing his name to Zhu Yuanzhang, this name expressed the meaning that he was the blade that killed the Yuan Dynasty.
Later, Zhu Yuanzhang also had many requirements for his son, he asked his descendants to have their own rules except for the first word, the remaining word must carry an element of the five elements of gold, wood, water, fire and earth, and Zhu Yuanzhang's descendants are numerous, and each of these names can also be said to have made many ministers rack their brains.
So at the end of the Qing Dynasty, the chemist Xu Shou found the names of all the princes in the Ming Dynasty Palace, and most of these names had gold characters next to them, and all the periodic tables of the elements could also be translated according to their names.
I have to say that Chinese culture is really very advanced, there is no ten and a half years of simply not learning, and in the modern era, some post-90s do not even know many words, which is a bit too funny, I don't know how do you see this Ming Dynasty "element cycle" table?