1. The radicals are different: the radicals of Han are "Yu" and the radicals of Han are "Ju".
2. Different meanings: Chinese refers to long and hard feathers, which were used for writing in ancient times. Later, it refers to writing brush, writing, letters, etc. Han refers to the vast appearance of water, which is endless.
3. Different parts of speech: Han can be both a noun and an adjective. Han can be a noun, adjective and verb.
4. The etymological evolution is different: Chinese is a knowing word, which was first seen in the Warring States script. Write "John" in "Shi Guwen My Water", flying and whispering. In terms of meaning, it is almost universal with the meaning of flying and feather, such as Duan Zhuben's Shuowen: "Han, Tianji, Chiyu. From feathers and sounds. " All indicate that it is related to birds; The original meaning is red feather pheasant, also called golden pheasant.
Han is a pictophonetic character, from water to sound; Since the Ming Dynasty, it has generally referred to the Gobi Desert. From Farewell to Tian Shuji in Song of Snow to Wu Guijia, and then to Xiao Guan's Becoming a Monk and Homesickness, Huai Nan Zi Zhen and so on. Generally speaking, both Chinese and Korean have their own meanings and characteristics, which can be chosen according to the context when using them.
The meaning of Chinese characters
1, Chinese characters are written symbols for recording Chinese. Chinese characters are the oldest symbol system still in use in the world.
2. Historically, Chinese characters have been borrowed by neighboring countries and nationalities to record different languages.
3. Chinese characters have played an extremely important historical role in safeguarding Chinese national unity, creating and prospering national economy and culture, consolidating and developing national unity and spreading Chinese traditional civilization to the outside world.