Second, the interpretation of Chinese characters:

[ jué ]?

1.[~ ⑻] That is, "Kun Fu".

2. (Siniperca chuatsi)

[ guì ]?

1.[~ fish] has a flat body and fierce sex. It lives in fresh water and tastes delicious. It's a specialty of China. Also known as "mandarin fish"; Some areas are called "Carassius auratus".

2. (Siniperca chuatsi)

Third, the structure of Chinese characters: left and right structure

Fourth, the radical: fish

5. Related phrases:

Cuckoo: Another name for Cuckoo.

Mandarin fish dolphin: another name for mandarin fish.

Extended data:

First, Chinese character strokes:

Skimming, horizontal skimming/hook, vertical, horizontal folding, horizontal, vertical, horizontal, lifting, horizontal, skimming, point, skimming, horizontal, vertical folding/vertical bending, vertical, skimming, skimming/hook, skimming and pressing.

Second, the homophone of Siniperca chuatsi: expensive

The definition of expensive Chinese characters:

1. the price is high, as opposed to "cheap": ~ cheap (a. the price level; B. refers to the status of people; C. dialect, anyway). Spring rain is like oil.

2. refers to the high status: ~ family. ~ qi. ~ hope (noble family and reputation).

3. honorific remarks, referring to things related to the other party: ~ country. ~ Geng (age of others, please). ~ last name. ~ gan (ask people what to do).

4. Very good, important: ~ weight (zhòng). Jane. Respect ~ The people are ~.

5. Worthy of attention, attention: can ~.

6. Guizhou Province, China: Yunnan-Plateau.

7. Last name.