Hua pronunciation huá;huà;huā;
The number of strokes in the first ten strokes is 6 and five strokes WXFJ
Reference: Huahuahua 蕐䔢
Hua (huá; Adjectives)
(1) Gorgeous; magnificent
A splendid garment of gold and silver. --Song Sima Guang, "Training and Thrift"
Above the Hall. ——Ming Liu Ji, "Sincere Bo Liu Wencheng's Collected Writings"
Hua Yi rode on horseback. --Ming Gao Qi, "The Matter of the Book Bo Chicken"
Hua Bian (ornate plaque);
Huacai (Gorgeous; Brilliant);
Chinese costumes (gorgeous costumes);
Huayu (gorgeous vehicle or palanquin);
Hua Feast (Gorgeous Feast);
Huaguan (ornate Guan Que, i.e. the watchtower in front of the palace);
Hub (gorgeous car)
(2) Luxury [luxurious;sumptuous]
In fact, I am the Great Wei Heavenly King, and I am Hua Luxury. ——Yang Lizhi's "Luoyang Jialan"
(3) Words of beauty.
Usually used for things [your] related to the other person.
Chinese name (beautiful name);
Huazong (a good name for people of the same ethnic group or surname);
Hua Zhi (an honorific title for letters from others);
Hua Xuan (a good name or honorific name for his letters)
(4) Grey [grey]
Amorous should laugh at me, early birth Huafa. ——Su Shi, "Chibi Huaigu"
Hua Shou (gray hair. refers to the elderly);
Hua Qiang (white hair);
Sideburns (sideburns with gray hair);
Huafa (gray hair)
(5) Young; young [young].
Hua Nian
(6) Flashy [flashy;extravagant]
In fact, it is not in its glory. - "Lao Tzu"
Hua Ci (a rhetoric played in a vain and clever way);
HuaYu (false reputation);
Chinese style (flashy style)
(7) Chinese [Chinese].
Mandarin (refers to the language of the Central Plains. (later generally referred to as Chinese)
(8) Glory; glory[glory].
Hua Wu (referring to a high-ranking official and nobleman);
Hua Order (prominent official rank);
Hua envoys (dignitaries);
Hua Rank (Prominent; Advanced)
(9) Manifestation [splendor].
Hua Jin (an official position that is noble and close to the king);
Hua Wei (prominent and honorable official position);
Hua Province (an official office of a nobleman whose position was close to the monarch);
Hua Zhong (a noble and important official position)
(10) Prosperity [luxuriant]
The prosperity of its market and the prosperity of its population are different from other places. - "Dream of the Red Chamber"
Hua Zi (lush appearance)
(11) Delicious [delicious]
Its people eat and fat fat. - "Su Qing". Wang Bing's note: Chinese means delicious, crispy cheese and meat and so on.
(12) Color. Specifically, it refers to carving or decorating [color].
Hua Xuan (played with a literary song bar);
Hua Gun (The colorful dress of the ancient princes and nobles. Commonly used to indicate extremely high honor);
Warner (carved steps. Na, i.e. Na Majesty);
Hua Man (the magnificent drapery where the emperor lived)
Hua (huá; Noun)
(1) China [China].
Visit to China;
Central China;
North
China was called Huaxia in ancient times, and now it is called China. The province is called "the Han nationality".
Huayi (Hua is Han Chinese, Yi refers to other minority ethnic groups that are not Han Chinese);
Chinese style (refers to the customs of the Han or Central Plains)
(2) Brilliance; Brilliance [brilliant]
Sun and moonlight, Dan Fudan Xi. ——Wang Bo, "Qing Yun Song"
Huajing (bright sunlight);
Hua Yue (Bright Moon);
Hua Huan (brilliant);
Hua Lu (brilliance; also refers to the bright moonlight)
(3) Minerals in springs are formed as a result of sedimentation [sinter].
Travertine;
Silicon
(4) Chemicals obtained through sublimation [flowers].
Thiowa;
Zinc Hua
⑸车盖 [cover of a carriage]。
Huazhi (car cover. Named after the outer image of the car cover)
(6) Time [time].
Nianhua, Nianhua, Shaohua
(7) Prestige [prestige]
When you visit the Liang Dynasty, you are very Chinese. - "Wenxuan Ren Yansheng, Empress Xuande's Order"
(8) Essence [essence]
Wuhua Tianbao. —— Wang Bo, "Preface to the Tengwang Pavilion"
Huadian (The essence of the gathering area. Often referred to as Kyoto, Central Plains, China);
Hua Ying (Essence);
Essence (Essence)
(9) Talent for literature
Xi Geng's unruly talent Qingying. —— Liu Xun, "Wenxin Carved Dragon"
(10) Fruits of melon plants [fruit]
Tianzi tree melon hua, not hidden seeds also. - "The Book of Rites"
(11) Halo [corona]
When thin clouds are in the sun, due to the diffraction of countless water droplets, a set or groups of concentric colored halos of small radii are formed around the sun, moon, or other luminous bodies
(12) Dew that has been oxidized or decomposed in an ore vein or coal seam [blossom; bloom]
See also huā; huà
Hua (huā; Noun)
(Will you understand.) From Amaranth, from Amaranth (xū). The original character for "Hua" is the word "hanging" on it, which resembles the drooping shape of a flower and leaf. Meaning: flower)
(1) Pass "flower", flower [flower]
Hua, Rong also. - "The Talk"
Wood is called hua, grass is called glory. - "Erya Shicao"
The peach is dying, scorching its glory. - "Poetry Zhou Nan Tao Yao"
The leaves of the braised yellow flower decay. - "Lefu Poetry Collection, Long Song Line"
Words are as beautiful as the hua of huashi. --Song Wang Anshi, "Journey to the Zen Mountains"
Hua Ying (referring to flowers);
Hua leaf (flower and leaf);
Huasheng (Huasheng. a type of flower-shaped jewelry for ancient women);
Hua shi (flowers and fruits; also refers to flowering and fruiting)
(2) Frivolous and weak as a flower pulse [flower pulse]
The pulse is like a Chinese, which is frightening. - "Su Qing". Wang Bing's note: "It is said that Xianghua is weak and cannot be taken correctly."
Hua (huá)
(1) Beautiful and glorious: gorgeous. Gorgeous. Cls. Luxurious. Hua Zhang. Huabiao (also known as "Huan table"). Canopy.
(2) Elite: Essence. Including Ying Tsui Hua.
(3) Flowering: flashy but not fruitful. Spring and autumn fruits.
(4) Prosperity: prosperity. Splendor.
(5) Luxury: flashy. Luxury.
(6) Refers to Chinese or Han Chinese: Huaxia. Chinese. Chinese. Hua Ji
ａ． Descendants of Huaxia
ｂ． Descendants of the nobility
Chinese workers.
(7) Honorifics, used for things related to the other party: Hua Han (called human letters). Birthday (called Life Day). Huaju (called human residence).
(8) Gray hair: Hua hair. Hua Qian (refers to old age).
(9) Refers to time: years. Shaohua.
Hua (huā; Verb)
(1) Flowering [flower]
Tao Li Shihua. - "Huainanzi Shi Zexun"
Flashy (only flowering and not fruiting.) Metaphor looks good, content is empty)
(2) Fainting [dazzle]
The monk asked, "How about when you see the Buddha?" Master: "Mo Yanhua." - "Five Lanterns"
(3) Split in the middle [dissect]
Gua Yue Huazhi. - "Erya"
Hua Zhi for the monarch of the country. - "Etiquette and Qu Li". Note: "The Middle Rift."
See also huá; huà
Hua (huà; Noun)
(1) Mountain name, Mount Huashan.
In the eastern part of Shaanxi Province, it is bordered by the Weihe River Plain in the north, and belongs to the eastern section of the Qinling Mountains. Huashan Mountain, also known as Taihua Mountain, was called "Xiyue" in ancient times, with an altitude of 1997 meters, and has the potential to stand on a wall. Such as: Hua Song (Hua Song. The combination of Huashan and Songshan. Often used as a metaphor for the sublime or tall)
(2) Surname.
Hua Tuo; Hua Bian (the combination of the ancient famous doctors Hua Tuo and Bian Que)
See also huā, huá
Hua (huà)
(1) [Huashan] Mountain name, in Shaanxi Province, China.
Hua (huā)
Ancient with "flowers", flowers.
Contains the word "Hua"
◆North China【huáběi】
[ north China ]
Refers to the areas around Hebei, Shanxi, Inner Mongolia, Beijing and Tianjin in northern China
◆North China Plain【huáběipínɡyuán】
[ North China Plain ]
The Great Plain in northern China is formed by the alluvial accumulation of the Yellow River, Haihe River, Huaihe River, etc., so it is also known as the Huang-Huaihai Plain, with an area of 310,000 square kilometers. Fertile soil, flat terrain, high temperature and rainy summer, has always been an important agricultural area
◆Huabiao【huábiǎo】
[ ornamental columns erected in front of palaces, tombs, etc. ] 也称“华表柱”。
In ancient times, large stone pillars were set up in front of large buildings such as palaces and mausoleums for decoration, and the pillars were mostly carved with dragons and phoenixes, and carved stone slabs were inserted horizontally on the upper part
◆Huacai【huácǎi】
[ rich colors ] gorgeous and bright colors
Example: Brilliant pen with brilliant colors
Example: Colorful lining
◆HuaDa [huádání]
[ gabardine whipcord ]
Tight sharp twill woven from wool, viscose, polyester or other yarns
Contains the idiom of "Hua"
◆Hua No longer Yang [huá bù zài yáng]
Interpretation: Flowers that have already bloomed will not bloom again in a year. The metaphor of time passing and not coming back.
(Time does not come back.)
Source: Jin Lu Ji's "Short Song Line": "Time is not heavy, Hua is no longer Yang." ”
◆Huawu Autumn Market [huá wū qiū xū]
Interpretation: Magnificent architecture turns into mounds. The metaphor rises and falls quickly.
(The rapid rise and fall of the rise and fall.)
Source: Three Kingdoms Wei Cao Zhi's "Zhen Zhen Yin": "Born in the Hua House, scattered back to the hills." ”
Example: This yanchuan, that step rhyme, is more energetic than the big thing about the misery of the people. (Lu Xun's "Miscellaneous Essays on Jieting: Miscellaneous Talks After Illness")
◆Huating Crane 唳[huà tíng hè lì]
Interpretation: The crane cries of huating valley. Expresses nostalgia for past lives.
(A nostalgia for the past life.)
Source: Southern Dynasty Song Liu Yiqing", "The New Language of the World, Youmei": "Linjing sighed: 'Want to smell the Crane of Huating, can you get back to it?'" ’”
◆Kinse Nianhua [jǐn sè nián huá]
Interpretation: A metaphor for youth.
(spring of life)
Source: Tang Li Shangyin's "Jinser" poem: "Jinser unprovoked fifty strings, one string and one pillar Sihua Nian." ”
◆The Grudge of Baihua [bái huá zhī yuàn]
Interpretation: Refers to the grievances of a woman's loss of favor.
(The sadness of a woman's disgrace.)
Source: "Poetry Xiaoya Baihua" Prologue: "Bai Hua, Zhou Ren Stabbed Youhou Also." The King of You took Shen's daughter as his queen, so he became a concubine, took a concubine as his wife, and replaced the emperor with iniquity, and Wang Fu could rule. ”
Example: The untouchables are given the rank of the untouchables, and each of them is given a post, so as to spread the succession of heirs and put an end to the grievances of Baihua. 【Hanshu Gu Yong biography】