Generally interpreted as beauty, such as beauty (beauty and ugliness), flowers compete for beauty. This can also be interpreted as coincidence, such as Yan Jie. The radical is the mother, and the total number of strokes is 7. Cang Xie: VMT. Five strokes 98: vgah. Angle code: 4 1440. Unified code: CJK, unified Chinese character U+598D.

The basic definition of the word "Yan" is that beauty and ugliness do not distinguish between Yan (chρ) (beauty and ugliness do not distinguish between good and evil).

The stroke order of Yan characters is left, left, horizontal, horizontal, left and vertical.

Word formation and explanation

Yan yán chī: Beauty and ugliness, how can you talk about Yan Yan when you meet someone who fascinates you? That kind of warm and unforgettable feeling is unimaginable to others.

Xian Yan xiān yán, bright, Miss Shafia is twenty years old this year. She is a fresh, kind and lively girl.

You Yan y not u y á n, "You Yan", which means elegant and beautiful, is often used to describe women and comes from Nian Nujiao.

Yan Mei yán mèi, a beautiful and lovely woman. Qin Zhong likes her description of Yan Mei very much, and her clever son also takes a fancy to Qin Zhong's romantic character. The two of them make eye contact, make excuses and often find a quiet place to say a few words.

Yanshan yán shān, Yan, beautiful and lovely. Susan, there is a saying: belatedly, it is described as elegant and feminine. Yanshan gives people the impression that she is beautiful, intelligent and feminine.

Related phrases

1, Yan Li, a Chinese character, pinyin is: yán li, which means beautiful, beautiful. Zhang refuted China's statement in World Newspeak: "Bai Lun's poems are considered sad and beautiful in the west, but translated into Chinese is not straightforward enough."

2. Xianyan is a word, pinyin: xiān yán n. It is interpreted as radiant, fresh and beautiful in color.

Yan is an ancient China word, which means to compete for beauty.

4.piān yán, a Chinese word, is interpreted as lightness and beauty. Chen Zaqu in the Southern Dynasties: "The prostitute in Jasper Palace is ashamed, and the new voice of the crimson tree is the most pitiful." In Forty Rhymes of Fu Nanmo's Poems, revised in the Second Song Dynasty, "Sadness is more graceful, and leaning is more graceful."