Isn't it just a word with a wide left and a narrow right?

Especially words with wide left and narrow right.

Especially words with wide left and narrow right. This is because the left part of another word on the left is the main part of the word, the other word on the left is open, and the left part of the word is also open, so it takes up a lot of space, while the part next to the right vertical knife only has two vertical lines, which takes up a small and narrow space, so the other word is wide on the left and narrow on the right.

Bi (pinyin: bié, biè) is a first-class standardized Chinese character (common word). This word first appeared in Oracle Bone Inscriptions in Shang Dynasty. Its Oracle Bone Inscriptions shape is like cutting bones with a knife to separate bones from meat, that is, separating them. The word "bu" is extended from its original meaning to distinction and distinction. Such as: discrimination, discrimination. The meaning of distinction is distinction and category.

By distinction, it refers to another. Such as: nicknames, elsewhere; By extension, it means something different. Such as: special and unique. The word "don't" extends from separation to don't. Forget it, forget it. The word "no" also means to attach one thing to another. Other words in the above meaning are pronounced bié.

Oracle Bone Inscriptions, don't put the word "knife" on the left; On the right is the hieroglyphics of bones, written as "Bone (M)", which is the ancient word for "Bone". Together, these two ingredients mean to separate meat from blood with a knife. Yin people used tortoise shells and animal bones for divination, and the animal bones for divination should be taken out from the meat attached to the bones, which is the origin of "Bie".

Idioms containing other words:

1, live separately, a China idiom, the pinyin is fēn bié bù jū, which means to distinguish and distinguish; Department residence: classified by department. Classification arrangement. It's from Urgent Text.

2. Idioms of where will you go and China. Pinyin means sǐ bié shēng lí, which means permanent parting or parting that is hard to see again. From Yuan Kedanqiu's "Chai Jing Jijianmu".

3, horizontal drive, Chinese idiom, pinyin for Hé ng Qbié wü, meaning galloping. Written by Ji Jing and Mr. Wei Hui Feng in the same year.

4, small and chic, China idiom, pinyin is Xi m: o xi m: o qi m: o bi é zhi, which means small size, fine workmanship and novel style. From A Dream of Red Mansions.