[Tsubaki] deciduous tree, young branches and leaves are fragrant and edible. Short for "tsubaki", such as "tsubaki buds", "tsubaki age" (wishing people a long life), "tsubaki ting" (ancient name for father), "tsubaki daylily" (parents), "tsubaki daylily" (ancient name for father), "tsubaki daylily" (parents). ), "Chunxuan" (pronoun for parents).

Five-stroke SDWJ, Cangjie DQKA, Zheng code FCO, four-corner 45968.

Structure left-right, electric code 2797, area code 2027, uniform code 693F.

Stroke order yi 丨ノ丶一一 一一ノ丶丨フ一一一.

Related Group Words:

Chunxuan [chūn xuān]?

Parental pronouns: ~ 並茂(比喻父母都健在).

Tsubaki [xiāng chūn]?

Chinese medicine.

Tsubaki ting [chūn tíng]?

A substitute for father. With Tsubaki having the sign of Shoukou, Ting means the court of Tending, so the world called the father as Tsubaki Ting.

Smelly Tsubaki [chòu chūn]?

Simaroubaceae is a common name for simaroubaceae. It is so called because of its foul odor. The skin and roots are used medicinally. It is also known as tiger's eye tree and big-eyed tung.

The daylily Tsubaki [xuān huā chūn shù]?

Refers to parents.

Tsubaki huā bìng mào [chūn xuān bìng mào]?

Tsubaki: tsubaki tree, a borrowed reference to father. Xuan: daylily, the grass of forgetfulness, referring to the mother. The metaphor is that both parents are alive.