"Sui" is a standard second-class word in modern Chinese. It is pronounced as "Sui" in Putonghua, and its basic meaning is the ancient fire-taking apparatus, such as flint and Sui. Extended meanings are ancient warning beacons, such as beacon towers. In daily use, "flint" is also commonly used as a noun, indicating that it was used to draw fire from the sun in ancient times, such as flint mirror.

The exact words are as follows:

Fort, stone, emperor, fire, mirror, bronze mirror, forest, wood, people, people, color, people.

Make the following sentences:

Later, the primitive Han people invented drilling wells to make fire, and the leader at this time was called Suiren.

The real fire depends on the sun. The Yellow Emperor will make a fire for Yang Xiang, but it is hard to find a seal, and red gold can also be taken from the sun.

Change the wood to welcome the new, close the field and burn the old.

Flirting fires a new flame, and tung flowers grow old branches.

The wilderness at this moment is like the world before Suiren was born.

Later, the primitive Han people invented drilling wells to make fire, and the leader at this time was called Suiren.

It is best to compare truth to flint. The more you fight, the more you will shine.

Around the ancient city and in the city, there are Hou Fangyu's Sui Renling Mausoleum, Cibotai, Sanlingtai Platform, Zhang Xun Temple, Baguan Pavilion, Zhuang Regret Hall and other historical sites.

The ancients believed in and followed Sui, and soon formed an ancient human clan tribe headed by Sui, which was later called Sui and Ming Kingdom.