There are 100 characters in the Xiang character combination.

There are 65,438+000 words in the hieroglyphic group, as follows:

Taking photos, mutual agreement, love, knowing each other, relative recognition, identity, connection, mutual trust, distance, comparison, similarity, meeting, inheritance, appropriateness, proportionality, self-identity, appearance, self-identity, sumo, fate, similarity, phase, face and appearance.

Moon phase, phase, phase, pathetic phase, photo paper, unrequited love, lovesickness, sentient beings, relative number, relativity, monkey, olive, daughter-in-law, old frame, twisted bone phase, husband, evil phase instrument, white phase, phase portal, unrelenting, phase seeking, astrology, world phase seeking.

Happy to meet you, Miss Cao. Look at each other from different perspectives, pass on from generation to generation, look at each other, compare with each other, live far apart, keep close contact, treat each other with sincerity, live in harmony, complement each other, show each other, kill each other and help each other.

Bring out the best in each other, help each other, help each other, live in peace, meet unexpectedly, be inseparable, help each other, know each other and know each other, come down in one continuous line, be incompatible, help each other, live and die together.

Xiang (pinyin: xiāng, xiàng) is a first-class Chinese character (commonly used word) in the General Standard of Chinese. This word first appeared in Shang Oracle Bone Inscriptions and Shang inscriptions. Its ancient glyph is like observing trees with eyes. Its original meaning is to look, that is, to observe and judge the shape.

Phase is also extended to occupy the view, that is, according to the appearance, shape and situation of things to predict fortunes. Also used as a noun, it refers to the observed situation and form, and also refers to the person who plays an auxiliary role. Read the Xi above. Xiang Yan said that xiāng said that he personally inspected it. In addition, "Xiang" can also be used as an adverb, indicating that actions are interactive or unilaterally superimposed.