What are the definitions of "extinguishing fire" and "deciphering words"

Chinese characters have a history of 5,000 years and have their own origins. I don't know the source, so I can't decipher it. If you don't know the eight diagrams and five elements in the Book of Changes of China civilization, you can't explain Chinese characters well. Even "Shuo Wen Jie Zi" has only three words: destroy and do. Just a result, no explanation. There is also a book "Er Ya Shi Shu", which says: destroy, absolutely. Oh, it's nothing new. It's okay to say it. It turns out that the word fried cold rice has a long history. Mr. Guo Moruo, former president of China Academy of Sciences, put it well: the origin of Chinese characters is related to drawing eight diagrams symbols. Good is good.

Extinction is a modern way of writing that when you see a fire, it should burn vigorously. How can it become "extinguished" and disappear?

"Extinction" means knowing that from "one" to "fire", "one" is something covered by fire, such as soil. If oxygen is cut off, the fire will extinguish itself. Its original meaning is extinction, extinction, that is, disappearance (fire), which is actually meaningful in simplified Chinese characters.

Let's take a look at the "destroyed" seal script:

It turns out that the root of extinction is water. Watering the fire with water naturally extinguished the fire and the original intention. What is even more surprising is the word "fire" on the head. What is this? It's dirt. Anyone who has studied fortune-telling knows that Xu is a soil dog and five behaviors are soil. It can be seen that the ancients have long known that soil can cover fire, which is in line with modern science. Cover the fire with earth, and it will soon go out. Is it still there? A water gun, didn't take it out.

In other words, the water that burns the fire and the earth that is born by the fire take one gram for a lifetime, but both of them actually put out the fire, which shows how high the wisdom of the ancients in creating words is. In practice, it must be flexible. Generally, it is more convenient to put out the fire with water. But if the oil catches fire, it must be covered with something like soil, and the water will be more and more prosperous. This is the dialectical relationship between fire, water and soil contained in the word "extinction". What a good word "destruction"!

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