Taboo traditional China calligraphy.

Taboo traditional Chinese taboo, calligraphy as shown in the picture.

Taboo is a Chinese character, pronounced Hu, which means not obedient, don't say, avoid. Have scruples, avoid something or not say something. It also refers to concealment and concealment. This figure is recorded in Historical Records, Biography of Fan Cai, Warring States Policy, Qin Ce and other documents.

Sound and form. From the words (say, say, say. Oracle Bone Inscriptions-shaped, with the word "tongue" below, and horizontal lines below to indicate that the words come out of the tongue. "Words" are hieroglyphics that open your mouth and stick out your tongue. Wei's voice. From the picture, the two feet are opposite. It means violating.

Sound: Wei is a violation of the prefix. Original meaning: violation. Shuowen said, "Wei, do the opposite. ..... Classics are contrary to it. " "History of Rites and Music" says "Five Tones and Six Rhythms"). Original meaning: if you disobey, don't say it, avoid it. Have scruples, avoid something or not say something.

Another example: call a spade a spade; Keep your name secret (avoid calling your elders by their first names to show respect); Taboo about evil (taboo of former king, viciousness of country); Fear of death.

Taboo words seem to have a left-right structure, but when you look closely, they are a configuration composed of six small squares. This kind of words, we boil it down to "arrangement", that is, arranging multiple strokes or structural units according to certain rules.

Three points should be paid attention to when writing taboos:

1. For the speeches made on several horizontal lines, we selectively handle them by withdrawing or staying, and do not send them out.

2. The left and right small square structures should be closely coordinated, otherwise the power will be lost.

3. The last part of the health department is connected with the tail end of the three vertical lines. Whether it is closed or released, it is accounted for one by one.