Hibiscus, Tide, Tide Society, Tide, Tide Family, Tide Energy, Tide and Tide Guard
Basic meaning:
1, (pictophonetic characters. From the water, the sound of the night. Original meaning: evening tide)
2. Water name [Xihe]. In Dengfeng County, Henan Province
Number of strokes: 6;
Radical: beech;
Number of strokes: 44 1354
Zheng Ma: VRS, U: 6C50, GBK:CFAB, Wu Bi: IQY,
Extended data
Glyph evolution
Explanation of word combinations:
1, Hibiscus: The flowing water mixed with the tide of Hibiscus is a beautiful image, which means to place some hopes.
2. The sea: the tide. It is called tide during the day and sunseeker at night.
Song Mei Yao Chen's poem "Thank Cheng Siwei for yaoyu" says: "Yaojiang is thousands of miles away from the Caspian Sea, and the mountains and wells are also connected with the river tide."
Interpretation of the vernacular: the Chaoyang is on the coast of Yaojiang, and the mountains and wells are also connected with the tide.
3. Sunseeker Society: the name of the literary society founded by Xie Ao, a adherent of the Song Dynasty.
Song Fangfeng's Journey to Xie Jun 'ao: After Xie Ao, he avoided Shuidong, Zhejiang Province, spent four years in Yongjia and Cangcang, and spent five years in Yin. He is not good to the whole world, just asking old comrades to prove his income. The name of the club member, the club, is late, and the tide is drowned. "
Interpretation of the vernacular: [Xie Ao] After taking refuge in Zhejiang, he spent four years in Yongjia and Cangcang and traveled to silver moon for five years. Most of them are not committed to being loved by contemporary people, but looking for old people and comrades alone to prove what they can do. When I met my friend's famous Sunseeker Club, I believed it overnight. It depends on the tide.
4. Tide: Periodic fluctuation of the ocean surface caused by the attraction of the moon and the sun. Usually, those that fluctuate during the day are called tides, and those that fluctuate at night are called sunbathers.
5. Tide people: it is a metaphor for people who go to work across provinces, especially those who live in Yanjiao and go to work in Beijing. There is a tidal law: they go to Beijing by car in the morning and return to Yanjiao after work at night, and once they go back and forth, the tide rises and falls.