被黑華玉 [pī hè huái yù] be: the same as "phi". Brown: Coarse cloth clothes. Jade: Baoyu, a metaphor for talent. He was dressed in coarse cloth clothes, but he had a beautiful jade hidden in his arms. The parable is talented and hidden. It is also a metaphor for a person who comes from a poor background and has real talent and learning.
There are 6 differences in "quilt", 5 of which are similar in glyphs, and 1 is a subtle change in the strokes.
被【bèi】
1. Quilts. Something to cover your body when you sleep. 2. Overlay. 3. Encounters. 4. Prepositions. Used as a passive sentence, the active one who introduces the behavior.
被【pī】
1. Ancient Tong "phi", covered.
There are 6 differences in "brown", 5 of which are similar to the glyph and 1 is a subtle change in the stroke.
褐【hè】
1. Coarse socks or clothes made of animal hair and hemp.
2. Yellow-black.
There are 6 differences in "Huai", of which 5 are similar glyphs and 1 is a subtle change in strokes.
怀【Huái】
1. Missing. 2. Having (some kind of feeling) in the heart. 3. Mind; Mood. 4. Pregnancy. 5. Chest; chest. 6. Carrying; Hold. 7. Heart; Heart.
There are 6 differences in "jade", 5 of which are similar in glyphs, and 1 is a subtle change in strokes.
玉【yù】
1. Mineral name. The texture is fine and shiny, and can be used as a high-end craft or decoration. 2. The metaphor is crystalline, white, or beautiful. 3. Honorifics. Honorific title for the other person's body, words or deeds.
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There are 6 differences in "bo", of which 5 are similar in glyphs and 1 is a subtle change in strokes.