Yi's pinyin, Yi's stroke order, Yi's meaning

Order of strokes

Fine revision of explanation of Yi

• ◎ Manual Name (Pictorial sound. From dog, strange sound. Original meaning: castrated dog) Same as the original meaning [casted dog] Yi, dog also—— Shuowen
• expressing approval yǐ ㄧˇ 1. Plus, beyond. "The Book of Songs, Xiaoya, Xiangbo": "The way of Yang Garden lies on Mu Hill." 2. Depend on. Pass "rely". The Book of Songs, Xiaoya and Che Attack: "The four yellow horses are driving, and the two yellow horses are not Yiyi." Kong Yingda, Justice: "The two yellow horses are not Yiyi." 3. Draw and gather. Pass "掎". "The Book of Songs · Bin Feng · July": "Silkworm, moon and mulberry, take the axe" to fight far and wide, and hold the mulberry. "
• expressing approval yī ㄧ 1. Beautiful and grand appearance. Jin · Lu Yun · "One of the Four Poems of Gao Gang": "If you look at that Gao Gang, you can see its trees." 2. Auxiliary words. It is still "Xi". It is equivalent to "ah", used at the end of a sentence to indicate mood. The Book of Songs · Wei Feng · Cutting Sandals: "When cutting Sandals in the Kankan, the river is clean and rippling." 3. Interjections. It is often used at the beginning of a sentence to express admiration. It is equivalent to "ah". The Book of Songs, Qi Feng, Yi Jie: "The Yi Jie is long, but it grows tall." Tang Wang Wei's Preface to the Gathering of the Prime Ministers Left and Right by the Grand Master in the Late Spring in Weishi Xiaoyao Valley: "Yi is the most reasonable generation! My disciples can drink and enjoy music, and test the bell and drum." 4. Last name. Such as Lu Yidun in Spring and Autumn.
• Beautiful and grand appearance. One of the four poems of Jin Lu Yun's "Gao Gang": "Look at that high hill, and you can see the trees."
• The final particle is meaningless. "The Book of Songs, Wei Feng, Cutting Sandals": "When cutting sandalwood at the ridge, the river is clean and rippling."
• Express the meaning of praise. It is equivalent to "ah". The Book of Songs, Qi Feng, Yi Jie: "The Yi Jie is long and tall." Wang Wei of the Tang Dynasty (618-907), "Preface to the gathering of the prime ministers around the Grand Master in late spring in the Xiaoyao Valley of Weishi", said, "Yi is the most reasonable generation! My disciples can drink wine and enjoy music, and test the bell and drum."
• Last name. Such as Lu Yidun in Spring and Autumn.
• Plus. "The Book of Songs, Xiaoya, Xiangbo": "The way of Yang Garden lies on Mu Hill."
• Depend on. Through "leaning". The Book of Songs, Xiaoya, Che Attack: "The four yellow horses are driving, and the two yellow horses are not Yiyi." Tang, Kong Yingda, Justice: "The two yellow horses are not Yiyi."
• Gather them in bundles. "The Book of Songs. Bin Feng. July": "Silkworm, moon and mulberry, take the axe" to fight the distant and hold the female mulberry. "
• See "Yi Nuo".

Basic explanation

expressing approval

yī ㄧ

1. Beautiful and grand appearance. Jin · Lu Yun · "One of the Four Poems of Gao Gang": "If you look at that Gao Gang, you can see its trees."

2. Auxiliary words. It is still "Xi". It is equivalent to "ah", used at the end of a sentence to indicate mood. The Book of Songs · Wei Feng · Cutting Sandals: "When cutting Sandals in the Kankan, the river is clean and rippling."

3. Interjections. It is often used at the beginning of a sentence to express admiration. It is equivalent to "ah". The Book of Songs, Qi Feng, Yi Jie: "The Yi Jie is long, but it grows tall." Tang Wang Wei's Preface to the Gathering of the Prime Ministers Left and Right by the Grand Master in the Late Spring in Weishi Xiaoyao Valley: "Yi is the most reasonable generation! My disciples can drink and enjoy music, and test the bell and drum."

4. Last name. Such as Lu Yidun in Spring and Autumn.

Yi Pictograph

Yi's English explanation

exclamation of admiration

Words of Yi

• Yi Yu :

• Yi Nuo :

  Soft and beautiful. Poem · Juniper Wind · There is Chang Chu in the Xixi: "There is Chang Chu in the Xixi, and it is easy to exorcise its branches." Poem · Juniper Wind · There is Chang Chu in the Xixi: "There is Chang Chu in the Xixi, and it is easy to exorcise its flowers." Mao Chuan: "It is easy to exorcise, and it is also flexible."

• Tao Yi's Home :

  Tao: Tao Zhugong, Fan Li, a native of Chu in the Spring and Autumn Period; Yi: In the Spring and Autumn Period, people in the State of Lu Yi Dun; Tao Yi: It generally refers to the rich. It refers to a rich family.

• Yi Zhuo :

  In the Warring States Period, Yi Dun, a rich merchant, and Zhuo Shi were both called. Yidun deals in salt and iron, and Zhuo's is made from iron mountains. All of them are rich and imitate princes. Later, "Yi Zhuo" was the general name of the rich. Wang Shizhen of Ming Dynasty, "Words of Art..."

• Hand held :

  It is also called "Yi Xi". Also referred to as "Yi Yi". 1. Graceful. Soft and beautiful. Selected Works · Song Yu<Ode to the High Tang Dynasty>: "The east and the west have wings, and the Yi Li is abundant." Li Shan notes: "The Yi Li is weak and drooping."

• Handbags :

• flowing and fluttering with the wind :

  1. Wind blowing appearance. "Selected Works, Mei Cheng": "The fragrance of the public is lush, which is chaotic to the five winds; the news is positive and negative when the people are relaxed." Li Shannote: "The trees are luxuriant, which is invincible when the wind blows." Cao Zhi of the Three Kingdoms Wei

• Lian Yi :

  ◎ Ripple Li á ny ǐǐ (1) [ripple]: ripples on the water surface blown by the wind are clear and rippling—— Poetry&middo

• Manual violation :

  Still disobey. be uncertain. National Language - Jin Language III: "The power comes from everyone, waiting for their return. Yi goes against me, and my heart is sad." Wang Yuansun's National Language Fazheng - Jin Language III: "Yi, turn with one sound

• Tao Yishu :

  It refers to doing business. Li Dongyang of the Ming Dynasty wrote the epitaph of Zhao Gong, a monk who retired from the nunnery: "Fu Xiaoguan was willing to take charge of household affairs together. He traveled far across the lake and sea and was a master of Tao Yishu. He not only learned skills, but also accepted his peers and became rich." Zhao Lian of the Qing Dynasty wrote "Xiao Ting

Idioms with Yi characters

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