There are only two words to describe it

There are only two Chinese characters: Ba, Bi, Bu, Chang, Dao, Diao, Ding, Er, Er, Ji, Jiu, Jin, Ren, Liao, Li, Nai, Qi, X and You.

1, eight, quantifier, Chinese character, sound bā. Number, a member between 1 and 10, 7 plus 1, capitalized as 8. It also means points. Hieroglyphics. Oracle Bone Inscriptions seems to be separated from each other.

2, finish, bǐ from the defense (herringbone, and vice versa). Items must be empty. Hieroglyphics. From the second dagger, the dagger also makes a sound. Oracle Bone Inscriptions-shaped like a spoon. One of the radicals of Chinese characters. Original meaning: spoon. Press: I said that "Bi" is like an anti-human, and it is the first article of "Cong".

3. Pronunciation of words: bo (softly). Hieroglyphics. Oracle Bone Inscriptions-shaped, like the crack of tortoise shell after burning. One of the radicals of Chinese characters comes from the word "Bu", which is mostly related to divination. Original meaning: divination.

4. Tao: hieroglyphics. Small seal script is like a knife. One of the radicals of Chinese characters. Original meaning: ancient weapon name. Radical: knife. Stroke: 2. Structure: single. Reading and writing order: cross hook left. Wu Bi 86&; 98: VNT.

5. Dong is one of the commonly used Chinese characters. The simplest word in China's surname is the idiom "illiterate", which is used to satirize people's illiteracy. The fourth place of heavenly stems is used to replace the fourth place in the sequence. Often used as nouns (Ding Jing), verbs, adjectives, etc.