What are Chang's five elements?

Five elements are a classification of image numbers, that is, dividing things into one of five categories of image numbers. But things in the universe are not only five elements, nor are they only yin and yang, nor are they just seeking the image of a few elements. Chinese characters-Chinese characters express things in the universe, so naturally there are not only yin and yang, but also five elements. Therefore, the idea of forcibly dividing Chinese characters into five elements itself violates the principles of Chinese character science and science of science. If Chinese characters must be divided into five elements, it must be judged by the first original intention or the main expression of Chinese characters. It is often a compound word of Japanese and Japanese. Its original meaning is to speak clearly like sunshine, and it is extended to suggestions, proposals, suggestions, opinions, exuberance, prosperity and development. The sun is fire, so some people think that Chang Wuxing belongs to fire; But the fundamental meaning of Chang is to speak, to make a sound, and to speak plainly. The voice of Chinese is divided into yin and yang, and Yang Can's voice can only be understood when he is new, so it is golden; Sound is yin, softness is Kun, so it is earth. It is necessary to make people understand that it is Yang Sheng, so it belongs to gold.

The meaning of the word "Chang" in the name is: the original meaning of the word "Chang" is kindness and justice. As usual, it refers to the words of justice. The word Chang also means prosperity and prosperity. In addition, it also means prosperity and beauty.

Prosperity means prosperity, prosperity and grandeur, such as peach blossom and feast. It also means strong and vigorous, such as youth. Express popularity, such as spreading rumors. It also means deep degree and great efforts, such as praise.

Describe the lush vegetation and prosperity. An idiom is: thriving, thriving: [xρn xρn Xiàng róng], [explanation]: thriving: describes the vigorous growth of vegetation; Rong: Lush. Describe the lush vegetation. It is a metaphor for the vigorous development of the cause. [From]: Tao Qianqian's "Return to Ci": "Trees flourish and flowers bloom in spring."