Yi is a Chinese character, pronounced xοon, which is a female and a female, with a left-right structure and a female radical. The total number of strokes is seven. Names commonly used for ancient women, not common words.

The five elements belong to fire, and the glyph structure is left and right, which can be spelled as "female, gold". The pinyin chong of is xěn, the radical is the mother, the stroke is 7, and the stroke order is "フノノノノ". The Yi language has five strokes, the Zheng code is ZMPD, the code is, and the four-corner code is 4242 1.

The Unicode code of this Chinese character is U+59A 1, which is located in the unified ideographic area of China, Japan and Korea. The word "Yu" is included in Xinhua Dictionary, Sea of Chinese Characters and Chinese Dictionary. Related words: Yu Yu, Shi Geyu.

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1. Seeing this, the physician quickly helped Yu Xu up and said with a little regret, "The doctor's parents are well-intentioned, but the poison is so strong that I really can't help it ...".

2. Lin Cuanxin, also from Chaoyang University of Technology, found that her surname was also on the surname display board, and she was very happy to ask friends from her peers to help her take a group photo.

3. These songs were digitally recorded by Beatles Paul Courtney and Ntare, and John Lennon's widows Yoko Ono Lennon and George You.