J Ρ ng (pinyin: jοng) is a Chinese character (commonly used word) and a first-class Chinese general specification. This word first appeared in Oracle Bone Inscriptions in Shang Dynasty. "Jing" and "Xing" are the same word. The ancient glyph is like the stars in the sky, and its original meaning refers to the stars. After adding phonetic symbols, the pictophonetic word "star" is divided, and "Jing" becomes the word representing starlight. "Crystal" extends from starlight to "bright and shining".
Traditional Chinese characters: crystal, radical: day, pinyin: Jiang
Stroke: 12, structure: Pinzi structure
End-to-end decomposition: day and day, component decomposition: Hibika, variant: Sheng.
Stroke order:
Explanation of word combinations:
1, sparkling [Liàng jīng jīng j and ng] status words. Dewdrops that describe an object are bright, flashing and sparkling: ~. Little star.
2, crystal clear [jρng yíng] bright and transparent: dew on the grass ~ sparkling.
3. Crystallization [Jie jρng] The process of forming crystals from a solution, melt or gas. Usually used to purify substances.
4. crystal [jijijρng tǐ] crystal.
5. Crystal Palace Exhibition Hall of the First World Industrial Expo.