What is the sign of radicalism?

Basic explanation

Consult authoritative books

1. Write your name or mark on the documents and receipts in person to show your responsibility: ~ Send. ~ bet. Please ~ word.

2. Put forward the main points or opinions in relatively simple words: ~ At present. The leader commented on the report.

3. Slim bamboo pieces or bamboo sticks engraved with written symbols are used for divination, gambling, competitions, etc. : smoke. Seek ~ (superstition).

4. Small note used as a sign: table ~ child. Book ~ son. Stick a buoy on the cover of the book.

5. Small sharp stick cut from bamboo or wood: tooth ~ child.

6. Thick suture: ~ Upper welt.

Detailed explanation

sign

"Move"

(voice. From the bamboo, the melody sounded. Original intention: signature)

Same original meaning.

Please sign; Sign a contract; Signature room (where officials read official documents); Signatory (the person designated by the signature; Official)

Draft an opinion in simple words.

Such as: signature disclosure (marking and writing the main points); Sign and paste (a note attached to the text)

Give it a rough stitch.

Sign the cuff.

Lead, guide.

Such as: signing a contract (guidance, meeting); Sign river (an approach river built to divide water and protect dams)

Order a call-up

Sign up for the army (to recruit soldiers in wartime)

Sting; Insert.

Such as nailing (planting)

In the past, the sheet-like vouchers that the government gave officials to arrest prisoners were mostly made of bamboo and wood.

Such as: Zhu Qian; Fire sign; Conscription (during the Jin and Yuan Dynasties, many Han Chinese men were forced to serve as soldiers because they were not in the regular army, which was called "conscription"); Sign-in (escort with sign); Sign a ticket (a voucher issued by the old government to officials to arrest prisoners)

An official document system

Sign. A thin stick made of bamboo or iron wire. Also used as quantifier, or string.

Such as: signing dike (waterproof dike reinforced by bamboo piles)

Sign qiān

Mark, label

Sign and test. -"Shuo Wen"

Remember to sign. Same as ellipsis. -"Popular Literature"

Another example: bookmarks; Sign the title (book label); Signs (hands indicating time in ancient drip timers); Label; Floating sign; Signature (label and book cover); Mark axis (scroll marked for easy retrieval); Signs (labels)

Leaking arrow, a bamboo stick on an ancient leaky kettle with scales on it.

Such as: signing chips (multi-chips, ancient bamboo sticks for timing time); The sound of signing (the sound of falling to the ground when reporting to the night watchman in ancient times)

Ancient official documents for arresting and punishing criminals. Made of bamboo, with words and other marks on it.

Such as: signing (signing); Sign a ticket (a document to arrest people); Signature (certificate of appointment issued after verification)

Bamboo pieces used in temples to ask God to predict bad luck are written with bad luck words (mostly in the form of poems).

Such as: seeking a visa; Divine sign (bamboo piece, used to pray for good luck or bad luck); Sign poems (poems written in temples for good or ill luck); Sign a tactic (or a poem); Sign the score (a poem)

A piece of paper with glue on the back is pressed against the surface when wet.

Such as: air labels

A pointed tool for digging.

Such as toothpicks; Sign (that is, kebab). A sharp, slender rod)

"Move"

Sign an opinion or write your name on a letter.

Such as: signature; Sign the title (the title of the book cover); Signature and supplement (issuance and supplement)

Pierce; Insert.

For example, the claw (the cruel punishment of stabbing fingers or toes with a bamboo pole) is not regarded as a "sign" in Tang Yingui.