Layla
Spicy: spicy. Orfila.
Hard work: hard work. Thanks for your hard work.
Sadness: bitterness.
The eighth place in the heavenly stems is used to represent the eighth place: the Revolution of 1911.
Last name.
Number of strokes: 7;
Radical: Xin;
Number of strokes: 4 143 1 12
Detailed explanation: Xin
Layla
name
(pictographic. According to Oracle Bone Inscriptions, it looks like an ancient torture knife. Original meaning: great sin)
Synonymy ["crime"]
Xin, this is a big sin. -"Shuo Wen". Paragraph note: "Painful tears are like sinners. Every sin, slaughter, jealousy, and words are all from Xin. "
Xin is very hurt. -Biography of the White Tiger
[Long Keduo] Every forty-one period, at the right time, the wife enters the singer's library and the property enters the official. -"Draft of Qing History"
Irritating vegetables such as onions and garlic.
Xin yang Jin -"Zhou Li chooses a doctor"
Singan is better. -"Chu Ci evokes the soul". Note: "It's called Pepper Jiang Ye."
Jiangnan is hot, China is hot. -"sound category"
Don't eat garlic, it's harmful to your eyes. -"Health" Shan Li Note
In the New Year, spiced dishes are the beginning of spring. The tender vegetables are onion, garlic, leek, Polygonum hydropiper, Artemisia annua and mustard, which are mixed and eaten to welcome the New Year. -"Five Coriander"
The eighth place in the heavenly stems is matched with the earthly branches, and is used to date the year, month and day.
Its day is Geng Xin. -"The Book of Rites and the Moon Order". Note: "Xin Zhi's words are new, because he thinks it is a Japanese name."
New Hair —— Poems, Small Evil and the Turn of October
Tai sui is very happy. -"Erya"
Shang emperor [new]
It is called in the letter, and the world is called Zhou. -"Historical Records"
Another example is: Xin Jia (being an official, repeatedly refusing to listen, going to stay in Zhou, being a teacher); Xingui (Shangzhou and Xia Jie)
surname
difficult
Layla
shape
(taste, flavor, etc) pungent. ); Pungent
There is bitterness in bitterness and sweetness in sweetness. -"Chu ci evokes the soul"
Straight straight acid, pungent grass. -"Book Hongfan"
Bitter but slightly bitter. -Yuan, Ming and Liu Ji's Collection of Official Documents of Cheng Wencheng.
Another example: Xin lettering (spicy and sharp lettering); Spicy cold (spicy cold)
Work hard; Hard [hard; Hard work; Hard work; Work hard; Hard]
Soft military means hard work. -"Zhou Shu". Note: "Hard work is poverty."
Suffer a lot. -"Yutai Xinyi, ancient poetry is Jiao Zhongqing's wife"
Dong Jun's intention is merciless. He expects that spring will be everywhere first, and Meiying will blow. -Stone "Langtaosha left Dongcheng yesterday"
Another example: Xinxin (painstaking); Difficult (difficult, difficult); Bitter poison (hard work)
Pain, sorrow [[pain; Sad]?
Can you not suffer when you are in a hurry? -Cao Zhi's "Give a White Horse to Wang Biao"
Another example is: suffering from loss; Xin Chu (suffering with bitterness); Sadness (sadness); New car (sad)
ache
When the gallbladder transfers heat to the brain, it will stimulate the forehead and nose. -"Su Wen"
Xinhai
Chen-hai
[Sixty years of the 48th heavyweight] The 48th jiazi
To 19 1 1 March 29th. —— Sun Wen's Brief Introduction to the Seventy-two Martyrs in Huanghuagang
the Revolution of 1911
xn-hàIéméng
[19 1 1 (the leader of the bourgeois-democratic revolution in China. The revolution led by Dr. Sun Yat-sen to overthrow the rule of the Qing Dynasty. Following the 19 1 1 (lunar calendar) 10 and 10, the Qing Dynasty was finally overthrown.
difficult
xīnkǔ
[pungent]; Hard; "Hard" originally refers to spicy and bitter, which is a metaphor for hardship.
Life is hard. -Wen Song Tian Xiang "Crossing Ding Yang"
peppery
Xu Nala
[pungent]; Heat; Bitterness [bitterness] is a metaphor for the style of an article or a person's character is fierce.
Lu Xun's essays are pungent and profound.
assiduous
Xu Naluo
[pain]; hard work
Mother has worked hard all her life.
Xin Qiji
xn qi jí
[Xin Qiji] (1140-1207), a famous poet in the Southern Song Dynasty, was named Jia Xuan. When he was a teenager, he joined the Anti-Jin Rebel Army and later led the army back to the Song Dynasty. He successively served as Shao Qing of Dali Temple and the envoy to Hunan, Jiangxi, Fujian, Hubei and eastern Zhejiang.