Second, the type:
1) name+name, culture and education today or tomorrow.
2) move+move, willing to investigate and implement.
3) shape+shape, brilliant and solemn, colorful and sunny.
4) generation+generation, that's me and him.
5) Quantity+quantity, extending for thousands of generations in all directions (noun phrase).
For example:
1 ghost
Pinyin: chmè i w m ng li m ng li γ ng
Interpretation: charm: also known as "charm"; In ancient legends, ghosts in mountains and lakes; Ghost: also known as "Confusion II"; Landscape monsters in ancient legends. Refers to a ghost that harms people. Later used as a metaphor for all kinds of bad guys. The original work is enchanting and confusing.
Source: Zuo Qiuming's "Three Years of Zuo Zhuan" Pre-Qin Gong Xuan: "You can't meet ghosts.
Ghosts that harm people are beyond human reach.
2. Emotions and sorrows
Pinyin: xǐ nù āi lè
Explanation: Describe several different manifestations of people's feelings.
Source: The Doctrine of the Mean by Dai Sheng in the Western Han Dynasty: "Therefore, a gentleman is cautious and independent, and his feelings are not expressed in the middle, and the middle section is harmonious.
Therefore, a virtuous person is also cautious when he is alone. When the joys and sorrows are not obvious, it is called the clock; After it is shown, it conforms to the festival and is called harmony.