"Mou" is a Chinese character with two pronunciations: mü u and mü. When pronounced móu, it means to study and think, and it can also mean to study things thoroughly. For example, Muny refers to monks in Buddhism and also refers to classic works in Buddhist scriptures; Pursuing profit refers to seeking profit, which is derogatory.

When pronounced mü, it usually refers to the cry of animals such as cattle and sheep. For example, so-and-so can describe the sound of cattle, and baa baa can describe the sound of sheep. In addition, the word seeks is often used in names, especially in Japanese men's names, such as Keijiro Kimita.

The word seeks also appeared in ancient Chinese. For example, in The Book of Songs Xiaoya Caicai, there is a saying, "Picking ears cannot make a basket. Well, I'm pregnant. I'll go around. " Among them, "picking fungus" refers to picking fungus; "Not full basket" means that bamboo baskets are always dissatisfied with oblique hanging; "I'm pregnant with someone" means someone I miss; "Walking around" means being abandoned by a wide avenue.

Generally speaking, Mou is a Chinese character with rich and varied meanings, and its pronunciation and meaning are closely related to the specific context. Whether as the pronunciation of Chinese characters or as the meaning of words, Mou embodies the profoundness of China culture.

Functions of Chinese characters

Chinese characters are the writing symbols for recording Chinese and the oldest writing symbol system still in use in the world. Chinese characters have been borrowed by neighboring countries and nationalities to record different languages in history, and it has a history of about 6 thousand years. Chinese characters are the most populous language in the world and one of the oldest characters in the world.

As a symbol of the Chinese nation, Chinese characters bear rich cultural connotations. It is not only a tool for communication between people, but also a carrier for traditional national culture education for students. Chinese characters have been used for thousands of years, and people in different dynasties have kept Chinese characters in Chinese characters. These meanings have been passed down to this day, and together with the Chinese nation, they have formed a rich and colorful culture.