Chinese character is a commonly used Chinese character with rich connotation and profound cultural connotation. In ancient times, Bingzi was endowed with many beautiful meanings, such as holding, holding and bearing, which all reflected the lofty quality and spiritual connotation of Bingzi. This paper will discuss the origin, form evolution, meaning analysis and cultural connotation of the word "Bing". First of all, let's understand the origin of Bingzi. Bingzi was first seen in Oracle Bone Inscriptions.
Its shape is holding a container with one hand, which means holding a container. Later, with the evolution of glyphs, the word Bing gradually evolved into what it is now. In the Jin dynasty, the shape of the word "Bing" was more simplified, leaving only one word "He" and one word "Hand". In the period of Xiao Zhuan, the shape of the cake was basically fixed and became a familiar form. It can be seen from the evolution of glyphs that the morphological changes of Bingzi are very natural.
This also reflects that the ancients had great wisdom in the creation and development of glyphs. At the same time, this change also makes the image of Bingzi more vivid. Next, let's analyze the meaning of C. The basic meaning of the word "and" is to hold and lift, and later it is extended to the meaning of persistence, holding and bearing. In ancient times, Bingzi was often used to express people's persistence and commitment to morality, belief and responsibility.
"Upholding justice" means firmly upholding justice; "Impartiality" means performing official duties impartially; "Carrying hope" means shouldering people's expectations. The word "soldier" in these words embodies a lofty spiritual realm and quality. Besides its significance, Bingzi has rich cultural connotations. In the ancient culture of China, the word "Bing" was often combined with the word "He" to form the image of "Bing He". Grain, that is, five grains, is the basic material source of people's lives.