Chinese characters are broad and profound,
Obviously, it is two words, and it looks like one word. Not only are the pronunciations different, but the meanings are also very different. These Kanji are like a natural pair. Today, the poet Jun will talk about these chinese characters that are born with a pair.
jié jué
lonely
Woe
These two words, the living twins. These two words are rarely recognized, 孓: the larvae of mosquitoes. Widow: Lonely, lonely. pīng pāng
ping
Table tennis
We were born as a couple. "Ping-Pong" is an elephant word. They also formed a cosmic invincible project - table tennis. āo tū
concave
convex
We are unique. In appearance, the two are not only a pair, but also a perfect match in meaning. Concave: Low place convex: The most wonderful thing about the high place is that the two words with the most words are each other.
yuē yóu
Yue
cockroach
In reverse, I am you, you are me. These two words can overwhelm the poet. Pronounced "yuē yóu" (pronounced about by] "曱甴" mostly refers to the meaning of "cockroach", but also to describe sinister and vicious people, the word was first written in the Shanghainese novel literature of the Republic of China period. I really admire the old ancestors. chì chì
wings
Yikes
Exactly the same as there is wood. Most importantly, they all pronounce the same. "翄" and "wing" are both meaning wings. bì zā
currency
go round
The poet Jun's eyes flickered, thinking that this was a word with wood? The difference is that one is an "apostrophe" and the other is a "horizontal". The meaning is also very different: coin is the meaning of "coin", 帀, the same as "匝".
fringe yuē
day
say
One fat and one thin, it's a perfect match. In other words, when I go to school, how many people see it as a day. gā lá
corner
corner
We are each other's only! 旮旯 is a dialect. Refers to a corner in a house or yard. The word "旮旯" can only be grouped with each other. It's the only one. zè wáng
oblique
Yikes
We stood facing each other like we were looking in the mirror. 仄, is the general term for "upper sound", "de-sound" and "into-sound". Tong "dead". It looks similar, but the meaning is very different. The routine of kanji is deep!
zhì yě
govern
smelt
If you forget that, it's another word. gài miǎn
beggar
parapet
They differ only a little. There is more than one vertical, and if you don't look closely, you really can't tell the difference? fēi jǐ
imperial concubine
Whoops
You look different, in fact, just a different side and the meaning is similar: concubine: imperial wife, or princely wife. 妀: Gu Tong "Daji", the concubine of the King of Shang of China.
piànpán
slice
factories
Turn around and I'll be you. What a wonderful fate. Tablets: Flat and thin objects. 爿: Quantifier, refers to shops, fields, factories, etc. The meaning is very different, but the piece turns over and becomes a mu, which is wonderful. yù sù
jade
Hoo
Jade with flaws is also jade. Jade is jade, and jade is jade with flaws. Two words mean something like that.
yún yǔn
Yun
fall
I want to perish with you. Yun: The name of the ancient country. METEORITE: Falling. destroy.
ǎi chǎng
Boom
bright
We are each other's sun, warming each other forever. Ryū: The name of the star. Chang: Long daytime.
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