Interpretation of official symbols

Interpretation of official symbols (1). One of the so-called evil spirits of Yin and Yang in the old society. Xie Ming's "Five Miscellaneous Matters: Tian Bu Er": "Today's lewdness and taboo can be described as extremely close ... In one day, there are *, black killing, knife anvil, skyfire, heavy mourning, thief, thief, blood branch, blood taboo, taboo, gangsters, soil epidemic, dogs and defeat." Huacheng "198 16:" It's bad luck this year, and I'm afraid there will be an official bid for the shipment. After this, it may not be possible to ship the goods soon next year. "(2) documents issued by the government. Qingcheng Enze wrote in his poem "Suoju Tan": "My official will visit you tomorrow at night. Sun Hua's "Fa Su Xing" in Qing Dynasty said: "Officials are in a hurry to urge rent, and flogging and bleeding are sore." Zhang's Theory of Revolutionary Morality: "Although the apprenticeship is horizontal, it must be made under the guise of official position. "

Word decomposition

A person who holds a position in a government: an official. Bureaucrats. Official residence. Bureaucratic office. Official rank. Belonging to a country or government: official. Official charges. Official. Government. The part of an organism that has a special function: the senses. Organ. Five senses. * 。 Last name. Number of folk strokes:; Radical: interpretation of symbols → documents used by the ancient court to issue orders or recruit soldiers: tiger symbols. Fuxin Jeff. Symbol: A symbol representing something. Notes. Coincidence: coincidence. Match words with deeds. A figure or line drawn by a Taoist exorcist: a spell. Amulet. In ancient times, it was called the auspicious symbol: Fu Rui.