Wei (pinyin: wéi) is a second-class commonly used Chinese character, which first appeared in Shang Dynasty. The middle of the Wei ancient glyph is like a city, surrounded by "stop", which means besieged city or guarding city, and its original meaning is surrounded; The original meaning is guard, which is a variant of "Wei".
"Violation" also means violation, which is the ancient word "violation". "Wei" also refers to the ripe skin in the Spring and Autumn Period. Xu Shen's Shuo Wen Jie Zi thinks that ropes made of animal skins can be used to bind things contrary to bending, so "Wei" means leather. Wei is also a teacher.
Interpretation of Wei s Shuo Wen Jie Zi;
The fifth volume Wei Yu Fei (Wei)
Contrary to each other. From the sound. Wei in animal skins can tie Wei on his back, so he is considered Wei Wei. All Wei belongs to Wei.
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[Note] Wei: Ripe skin. "Neng" sentence: You can restrain violent and antagonistic objects. ? : Xu Hao's "Notes on Shuowen Duan": "Everything is in the shape of a bundle, and the middle is followed by it."