Chen is a first-class Chinese character, pronounced chén, which was first seen in Oracle Bone Inscriptions. Its original meaning is a thorn that appears after waking up from shock, and it refers to vibration (that is, the so-called "shock" in Shuo Wen Jie Zi). One said that the original intention was a farm tool made of clams. Guo Moruo believes that astrology is closely related to farming, so "Chen" refers to the sun, the moon and the stars. It can also refer to Beichen and the stars, the heart of one of the 28 places, and the intersection and date of the sun and the moon.

Chinese name

time

spell

the Chen Dynasty

transfer

ㄔㄣ

structure

Monograph on semi-closed-upper left closed structure

radical

time

Code 1

u:8fb 0； GBK:B3BD； Zheng code: GH

Code 2

Cang Xie code: MMMV corner code: 7 1232.

Wu Bi

DFEI

Total stroke

seven

draw

The stroke order of each word observed in calligraphy

Horizontal, skimming, horizontal, horizontal and vertical lifting, skimming and extrusion

Word level

First-level words (070 1)

Pingshuiyun

Shang Ping Yi Shi town.

word creation

hieroglyph