Among the various pronunciations of "he", only the hē sound can form words, such as: care, scold, yawn, shout, scold, ridicule, hehe, scold, etc.

1. Care? [ hē hù ] means (spirit) to protect and bless.

Quotation: Chapter 4 of Sun Yat-sen's "The Tragedy of London": "Thus, one can know the sincerity of prayer...Thus, one can know that God is silently protecting him."

2. To scold? [ hē zé ] means to scold.

Quotation: Xia Zengyou's "Principles of Novel": "His books are often destroyed and banned by senior officials, and scolded by his father and elder brothers."

3. Scold? [ chì hē ] loudly scold.

Quotation: Li Guangtian's "Silver Fox Collection·Adult": "I regard my younger brother as an adult, but I have a so-called 'sage' attitude and often use some incomprehensible words. Use wonderful words to scold him."

4. Fear? [ kǒng hē ] to threaten and scold.

Citation: Pu Songling of the Qing Dynasty, "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio, Qing'e": Everyone accuses her of being a thief, so I'm afraid of him.

Translation: Everyone identified the thief and threatened and scolded him.

5. Yawning? [ hē qiàn ] Drowsiness is a physiological phenomenon caused by opening the mouth, taking a deep breath, and then exhaling. Carbon dioxide in the blood increases and stimulates the respiratory center of the brain.