Zhan pinyin

"Zhan" is a standard first-class word (common word) in modern Chinese. Its putonghua pronunciations are zhān and zhàn, which were first seen in the Oracle Bone Inscriptions era of Shang Dynasty and belonged to pictophonetic characters in Liu Shu. Shuowen Jiezi interprets the word "Zhan" as "asking questions when seeing signs". Never listen to me. This job is cheap. "

The basic meaning of "Zhan" is that superstitious people judge good or bad luck with copper coins or dental cards, such as divination and divination. The extended meaning refers to the acquisition of surname, possession and force, such as occupation, possession and seizure. Be in a certain position or situation, such as being in a dominant position, speaking, giving orders, estimating and reporting, such as enabling people to legally occupy rent. In daily use, "Zhan" is often used as a verb, indicating possession and possession.