Nan's pinyin, pen order and meaning

Order of strokes

Refined edition of Nan's explanation

• ◎ Nan Shape (1) (Pictorial sound. From red, (f ú) sound. Flush, so from red. Meaning: blush with shame) (2) Same as original meaning [blushing] He returned with a big blush, filled with hatred and bowed his head—— Liu Zongyuan's "Qiqiao Wen" The ghost retreated with shame—— Youming Record by Liu Yiqing The elder wears gold and silver clothes and throws them away with shame—— Song · Sima Guang's "Training Thrift and Showing Health" (3) Another example: blush (blush with shame; shame); Shame (4) Worried If you practice your position, you will retreat; if you retreat, you will be respectful; otherwise, you will be embarrassed—— National Language Chu Language
• Blush nǎn ㄋㄢˇ ◎ Blushing due to shame: blushing. blush. Shame. Blush. Sweating with embarrassment.
• Blush with shame. [Words]: "blush", "blush". "Under Mencius, Teng Wengong": "It is unknown to see his blush." Tang Shen Jiji's Biography of Ren: "Zheng Zi blushes and hides."

Nan's basic explanation

Blush

nǎn ㄋㄢˇ

◎ Blushing due to shame: blushing. blush. Shame. Blush. Sweating with embarrassment.

Ideograph of Nan

Nan's English explanation

Blushing;

Words of Nan

• Blush :

  ◎ blushing

• Blush :

  ashamed. Liang Qichao's Theory on Tracing the Origin of China's Accumulated Weakness: "If you look at the situation and see its twilight state of begging for mercy, it's not like you are afraid to look at it, but you can't bear to look at it."

• Ashamed :

  Blushed with shame. Tang Zhaoyuanyi's "Fengtian Record" Volume III: "Liu Gong looks ashamed when he sees the public." The third and sixth chapters of "Jinpingmei Ci Hua": "Parents are as gracious as heaven, and have no reason to report, and shame haunts me

• Blush :

  Blush; ashamed. The History of the Ming Dynasty · Biography of Shi Kefa: "When officials enter the court, Wang blushes to avoid."

• Blushing and sweating :

• blush :

  ashamed. The Record of Youming by Liu Yiqing of the Southern Song Dynasty: "Virtue is as calm as heart, and Xu said with a smile: 'People say ghosts are detestable, indeed!' The ghost retreats with shame." Feng Menglong of the Ming Dynasty, "Love History, Love Illusion, Jia Yun

• Blush :

  A blush of shame. Under Mencius, Teng Wengong: "It is unknown to see his blush." Zhu Xi's notes: "blush, blush and blush." Xia Mianzhun Ye Shengtao's Wenxin 29: "

• Nanbao :

• Bashful :

  Blush with shame. Described as very ashamed. Tang and Liu Zhiji's "Stone, Dark Puzzlement": "The young boy of Bi Caolai, who is determined to be aggressive, is not only shy but also panicked." The 70th chapter of The Romance of the Three Kingdoms: "Zhang He

• A blushing smile :

Idioms with Nan

The first word is Nan's idiom: be so ashamed that one flushes and sweats

The second word is Nan's idiom:

The third word is Nan's idiom: Sorrow and blush

The fourth word is Nan's idiom: