Group words: small thistle, thistle, big thistle, thistle city, horse thistle, mountain thistle, ghost thistle, thistle mound, thistle mound, thistle mound, thistle thistle, prickly thistle, bin thistle, liao thistle, quercus thistle, thistle smoke tree.
Basic Interpretation:1. A perennial herb with thorny stems, pinnate leaves, purplish-red flowers, and oval achenes. The whole herb is used as medicine. Also called Daji. 2, ancient place name, southwest of present-day Beijing, once the capital of the state of Yan in the Zhou Dynasty. 3, Jixian, place name, in Tianjin. 4, surname.
Detailed Interpretation: 〈Name〉 (形声. From 艹, 魝jiè sound. 本义：蓟属植物的泛称) Same as the original meaning. Perennial erect herb. There are two kinds of thistle, the large and the small. Stem and leaves with spines and white soft hairs, purple-red flowers in early summer. The whole herb is used medicinally. Young stems and leaves are edible or used as fodder. For example: Luoping artichoke; Gongshan artichoke ancient state name. It was established in the eighteenth year of the Tang Dynasty. The seat was in Yuyang (present-day Jixian County, Tianjin), the ancient county name of Jixian. It was established in Qin. The name of the county whose seat is in the southwest of present-day Beijing. In the north of Tianjin, neighboring Beijing and Hebei Province. Qin set Wulian County, Sui changed to Yuyang County, Ming into Jizhou, in 1913 changed to Jixian County.