Luo (pinyin: luó) is a first-class standardized Chinese character. This word first appeared in Oracle Bone Inscriptions in Shang Dynasty, and its ancient form is from net to bird trap, which means net for catching birds. Robben's meaning refers to "catching a net" and also refers to collecting, inviting and snaring. And the meaning of communication.

When used as a noun, it refers to a bird-catching net, which is extended to a sieve with dense holes and to a silk fabric with arc or annular holes. Luo is also a quantifier, and one Luo is twelve dozen, which is an English translation of English gross.

From Luo's analysis, we can know that in ancient times, the net for catching birds was made of silk, and there were many meshes on the net, so the ancients used this meaning to refer to silk fabrics with sparse and soft texture, such as Luo Yi and silk.

The importance of Chinese:

1, Chinese is the basic means of learning knowledge. Language is the basis of cognition and the basic means of learning knowledge. Without a good knowledge of Chinese, it is impossible to extract the essence from the voluminous cultural classics and acquire new knowledge from the constantly exploding information resources, and academic research will become passive water.

2. Chinese is the basic means to cultivate people's logical thinking. Logical thinking is the advanced form of human cognition and the foundation of academic research. Some people think that the cultivation of logical thinking has little to do with Chinese, but it is not.

3. Chinese has always been an organic unity of instrumentality and humanity. Through Chinese, we can be edified and educated in aesthetics, ethics and culture, and its subtle influence is undoubtedly of great benefit to academic research.