The meaning of "Zen"

The origin of Chinese characters:

The origin of Chinese characters is primitive pictures, and the origin is ancient characters on tortoise shells and animal bones. Archaeology confirmed that in the early Shang Dynasty, Chinese civilization had developed to a fairly high level, and one of its main features was the appearance of Oracle Bone Inscriptions. Oracle Bone Inscriptions is an ancient writing carved on tortoise shells and animal bones. In Shang Dynasty, the king had to do everything with divination, and Oracle Bone Inscriptions was the tool of divination.

Introduction to Kangxi Dictionary:

Author of Kangxi Dictionary: Chen Qingting Jing (1638- 17 12), formerly known as Chen Jing, surnamed Ziduan, named Yan Shuo, was a native of Wuting Mountain in the evening and Zezhou (now Huangcheng Village, Yangcheng County, Shanxi Province) in the Qing Dynasty. He was an official for 53 years. Shunzhi fifteen years (1658), Jinshi, changed to Jishi Shu.

At the beginning, he was named Jing, because the same family had the same name, so the court added the word "court" to him and changed it to court scene. He has served as banquet officer, minister of industry, minister of household affairs and minister of official affairs. Chen Tingjing studied hard all his life, and he was fully prepared for poetry, literature and music. His poetic style is elegant and mellow, which is very appreciated by Emperor Kangxi.

There are three electronic editions of Kangxi Dictionary as of 20 17. Shanghai Shutongwen Kangxi Dictionary (produced by Shutongwen Digital Technology Co., Ltd., Beijing Wan Fang Data Electronic Publishing House, 2000), Han Zhen, Taiwan Province Province, Zhong Yi, Beijing. The original version of the electronic version of Kangxi Dictionary compiled by was Zhonghua Book Company (the printed version was interpreted by the book company and verified by Wang's dictionary).

It provides readers with retrieval skills in Chinese, Japanese, simplified, traditional Chinese characters and variant characters, and helps readers who don't know the exact words in the dictionary in advance to retrieve the words in the dictionary as long as they input their familiar China Chinese characters or Japanese Chinese characters, or traditional Chinese characters, or simplified Chinese characters, or variant characters, or even old words and typos.

Secondly, you can query by single word, radical, stroke and stroke order, and also by pinyin and phonetic notation. The electronic version not only provides the original text entry information of Kangxi, but also provides the attribute information of Chinese characters, such as radical, number of strokes outside radical, total number of strokes, stroke order, pinyin, phonetic notation, Unicode, GBK, Big5 coding, etc. At the same time, it also provides the standard pronunciation of Chinese characters in Putonghua.

Han Zhen Company cooperated with the electronic version producer of Sikuquanshu to launch the traditional electronic version of Kangxi Dictionary on 200 1. This set of electronic CD-ROM of Kangxi Dictionary is based on the lithograph version of Kangxi Dictionary published by Bookstore, with a textual research on the dictionary introduced by Mr. Wang.

In the aspect of digitalization of ancient books, Han Zhen Company adopts an affinity search interface, and compares three internal codes, BIG5, GBK and Unicode, and provides diversified search fields such as single word, radical, stroke, stroke order, phonetic notation and pinyin.