S ā n < $ NUMBER > (1) (refers to things. Original meaning: number. The sum of two plus one) (2) with the original meaning [3] 3, the way of heaven and earth is also. Count from three. -Xu Shen's "Shuowen" in the Eastern Han Dynasty. -Guang Yun Two plus one equals three. -Zhuangzi's Theory of Everything gives birth to two, two, three and three things. -"Laozi" Wang Sanci gave his life. -"Yi Shi". Xun's note: "All three are successful." Hate sanquan. -"The History of the Later Han Dynasty Yuan Shaochuan". Note: "Three decimal places." There are three unexpected guests. -Yi Xu is the third chapter. -"Mandarin Zhou Yu Xia" There are three caves of cunning rabbits, just avoid their dead ears. -"Warring States Policy" (3) Another example: Sancha Road (Sancha Road); Miki (an instrument of torture worn on the neck, hands and feet of prisoners in ancient times); Three festivals (February 1 Day Zhonghe Festival, March 3rd Shangsi Festival, September 9th Chung Yeung Festival); Three studies (imperial academy, martial arts, religion; Or official school, state school and county school); Sanya (three times, three times); Three rounds (pour tea or wine three times); Three breaks (three meals); A cat with three legs (a metaphor for a man with a poor reputation but no real skills); Third-class six rooms (the general name for the official uniforms of local officials in Ming and Qing Dynasties); Three times (that is, three or more times); Three or five (fifteen days; Fifteen years old) (4) means at most or many times [more than two times; Many; A few] Lu Zhonglian let three. -"The Warring States Policy" rolls my San Mao. -Tang Du Fu's "The Hut Was Blown by the Autumn Wind" has three ambitions. -"Historical Records Biography of Qu Yuan and Jia Sheng" (5) Another example: think twice (chest or heart); Three biographies (referring to people who have a better understanding of ancient things and are talented); Sanjiang (the Yangtze River flows through many waterways such as the main stream and tributaries near Wuhan); Three siphons (multiple siphons); Three oppositions (multiple round trips); Three monarchs (multiple conscripts); Three times and five times (multiple times); 30% off (frustrated many times); Three appeals and four appeals (repeated appeals) (6) Three times [three times]. For example, three couples (one for two couples and six for three couples) ◎ three sā n (1) refers to the third house of nine palaces in the calendar, namely [three palaces]. Such as: 35 (Jiugong means three lives and five deaths) (2) refers to Jun, father and teacher [Jun; Father, teacher. Three most respected people. Refers to the monarch, father and teacher) (3) refers to heaven, earth and people [heaven; Earth; Human beings]. Such as: Trinity (the legendary God of Heaven and Earth); Three talents (heaven, earth and man); Three yuan (referring to heaven, earth and people); Three qi (referring to the qi of heaven and earth); Three poles (three talents, heaven, earth and people); Three instruments (heaven, earth and man); Three gods (heaven, earth and man) ④ refer to Huang San. Such as: three kings (referring to Xia, Shang and Zhou kings); Three or five (referring to three emperors and five emperors); Three Kings (referring to the three kings of Lu in the Spring and Autumn Period: Gong Xuan, Chenggong and Xianggong); Three Emperors and Five Emperors (referring to ancient emperors) (5) Three stars [Samsung] Three stars are in the sky. -"Poetry, tang style, Planning the Future" (6) Another example: Three Stars (official names of the stars. * * * Six stars. Compared with each other, it is called going on stage, being on stage and stepping down) (7) Philosophical terminology. Ancient thinkers in China used to call the sum of heaven and earth the sum of all things. Such as: trinity (Taoist language, refers to the way in which essence, spirit and qi are mixed into one); Sanhua (Taoism refers to human essence, qi and spirit) (8) The surname Sanhuang began to make words to explain the sum of heaven and earth. On behalf of ginseng. Stay healthy and pale. Small code 3, this is the Lian Bi of three. Th: This is. Ree: A child who breastfeeds naturally. Huang Sanhe and Tai Huang: Emperor, Yellow Emperor and Taiyi. Heaven and earth people Huang: Fuxi, Suiren, Shennong. [Three Officials] Heaven and Earth officials: Heaven and Earth people. Tiandi Water Officer: Yao Shunyu

China Nine, the highest figure, has a long-term homophonic meaning and is respected by emperors of all dynasties. "Historical Records" has a cloud: Yu received the gold of nine shepherds and cast Jiuding, such as Jiuzhou. Jiuding Jiuzhou has become a symbol of national and world power. In China, people also like nine. They use nine as the unit of measurement for everything. Emperors of all ages loved wine. They wore the robes of Kowloon and built the Kowloon Wall. They use the homonym of nine and nine dragons to express their desire to live forever. The world-famous Palace (Forbidden City) is a kingdom of nine people. The three great halls (Hall of Supreme Harmony, Hall of Zhonghe and Hall of Baohe) are all nine feet high. The golden gate nails on the doors of palaces, temples and towns in the Forbidden City are also nine rows horizontally and nine rows vertically, with a * * * 9981; The number of steps is also nine or multiples of nine; The total number of palaces in the Forbidden City is nine thousand nine hundred and ninety-nine (half); Wherever emperors such as the Temple of Heaven and the Summer Palace go, buildings are mostly based on nine. Not only that, they also set up nine officials within the central ruling group, that is, nine official positions, from Qin and Han Dynasties to Qing Dynasty, generation after generation. The folks in China are also very partial to Nine, which shows that everything is measured by Nine, and Nine is an example. The Chronicle of Jingchu in the Southern Dynasties recorded that the number of winter solstice days was 998 1 day as a year's cold. From then on, Jiujiu songs began to spread among the people. These Jiujiu songs skillfully use some ecological phenomena and weather signs in nature to reflect the law of winter climate change. Painting Nine appeared in Ming Dynasty and developed into writing Nine in Qing Dynasty. Whether counting, painting or writing, nine is used as a standard number to outline the weather changes in winter.