1, Yi: pictophonetic characters, indicating; In ancient times, it was a kind of jade; Mostly used by name.

2. Hey: from clothes, it's slightly raw; There are pheasant patterns on the clothes, as well as sacrificial clothes with colorful chicken-shaped patterns on them.

Second, the etymology is different

1, Yi: It means happiness.

2. Hey: The original queen's sacrificial clothes.

Third, different interpretations.

Yi: it's a pictophonetic character. From the instructions,; An ancient piece of beautiful jade; Mainly used for naming.

And you: from clothes, micro-health; There are pheasant patterns on the clothes, and there are colorful chicken-shaped sacrificial clothes on the clothes.

Fourth, the sources are different.

"Yi" comes from Zhang Heng's "Tokyo Fu": Han Xian's virtue is once easy. Quote Zhuge Liang's model: Shi Zhong, assistant minister Guo Youzhi, Fei Yi, Dong Yun, etc. All these are honest, loyal and pure, which are based on the legacy of the first emperor.

"Yi" Yecheng Nostalgia "poem:" After the most pitiful westward journey, the green skirt turned red. "This time I left, and the ordinary clothes were replaced by clothes decorated with Zhaiyu or woven with Zhaiyu patterns. The jewelry and clothes of the deputy queen. " "Book of Rites Hall of Fame": "Your crown stands in the field, and your wife stands in the room." The emperor stood on the Dongtai steps below the hall in royal robes to greet the guests, and the queen stood in the room in a formal dress.