What is a talented person?

"Xiang" means the official name, which refers to the ministers who assisted the emperor in ancient times. The pronunciation is Xiang.

First, the interpretation of the stage:

1, interaction, behavior and action are initiated by both parties. Read xiāng.

2. The action comes from one side and has a certain object. Read xiāng.

3, appearance, appearance, the appearance of the object. Read Xi Ang.

4. Look, judge and check. Read Xi Ang.

5. Official names of some countries and ministers who assisted the emperor in ancient times. Read Xi Ang.

6. A certain physical and chemical state of the same substance. Read Xi Ang.

Second, the stage of glyph evolution.

Third, word formation:

Love, know each other, know each other, be opposite, be congenial, be together, appear, fate, face, appear.

Extended data:

Similar phrases

I. Prime Minister Xi Ang of Qing Dynasty

Interpretation: Ancient official names in China. An official who assists the emperor's prime minister in handling all affairs, that is, the length of all officials.

Example: Wen Tianxiang's "Introduction to the South" in the Southern Song Dynasty: "In addition to the right prime minister and Tang envoys, he commanded all the armies."

I resigned as the right prime minister and the envoy of the Tang Dynasty and served as the commander-in-chief of various armies.

Second, shèng xiāng Xi ā ng Xi ā ng

Interpretation: refers to the assistant with the highest moral wisdom.

Example: Yan Zi's Spring and Autumn Annals in Pre-Qin Period: Don't worry. Pirujun is a weak Lord. Confucius is also a saint.

Don't worry, your majesty. Lu's national army is an incompetent person. Confucius is a highly respected assistant.

Third, step onto the D-dang stage of xi Dang.

Interpretation: On the photo, the official is the prime minister.

Example: Shen Songkuo's "Meng Qian Bitan Personnel I": "Lu Gong became an official in eight years and at the age of 79."

Lu Gong became prime minister in the eighth year in Li Qing, and retired at the age of 79 by virtue of his position as a prince's teacher.