The meaning of the garden

1, where plants and animals are raised (mostly in the emperor's garden): deer ~. Royal ~.

2. (academic, literary and artistic) gathering place: Wen ~. Fine arts.

3. Last name.

Second, pinyin: yuàn

Third, the combination of words: pen garden? Beiyuan? Secret garden? Inner garden? Elk Garden, etc.

Four, strokes: horizontal, vertical, vertical, left, left/hook, dot, horizontal hook, vertical hook.

Fifth, the classical Chinese version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Yuan, so raising livestock. From shit, shh. ?

Six, the vernacular version of "Shuo Wen Jie Zi": Yuan, the manor where emperors and powerful people raised livestock and hunted. The glyph takes "Bi" as the side and "Bi" as the sound side. ?

Extended data

1, Hou Yuan: the garden behind the house. ?

Lu Xun's new work "Casting Sword": "I was afraid of his ghost, so I buried his head in the front garden."

2. The art world of painting. ?

Lu Xun's Letters to Zheng Zhenduo: "Artists in China always like to introduce strange paintings from Europe at the end of the 19th century. A strange one, even Hu Weiwei, is deformed to diffuse the gallery. "

3. Xiyuan: Three Seas in Beijing (North Sea, China Sea and South China Sea)?

Bing Xin's Dong Er Girl: "It's a bit ridiculous to say. You know Xiyuan is a soldier, and these small traders are afraid of soldiers. "

4. Inner garden: the garden in the palace. Also refers to the palace. ?

The second time in Rain Flower in the Sky: "This is a person from Gong 'e Inner Garden, obviously not a prostitute of Huanghua. "

5. Art garden: a place where literature and art gather, generally referring to the literary and art circles.

Wang Xiyan's "Man's World, the Third Neighbor": "The painter, dressed in a gray suit, is very free and easy. At first glance, he is an educated figure in the art garden."