Second, the basic interpretation?
Red, fiery red.
Classical Chinese version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: scarlet, big red. In terms of sound, sound. ?
Vernacular version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: crimson, big red. Glyphs use "嗮嗮" as the edge and "嗮嗮" comes with the sound.
Third, the structure of crimson characters is left-right structure.
Fourth, the characters are: crimson purple, crimson handkerchief, crimson sky, crimson, crimson elephant, crimson man, crimson rose, crimson yarn, crimson mining, crimson old, crimson high, crimson clothes, crimson palace, crimson cage and so on.
Extended data:
Related words
1, jiangque: [jiangqu]?
The vermilion gate in front of the palace. Also refers to the imperial court, temples, fairy palace, etc.
2. Crimson: [Jiang Xiāo]?
Red silk. Gauze and fine silk woven from raw silk.
3. Jianggong: [jianggong]?
The legendary palace where immortals live.
4. Crimson purple: [Jiang zǐ]?
A reddish color in deep purple. Also known as sauce purple.
5. scarlet: [Jiang sè]?
That is, big red and true red, and the red in the three primary colors is the traditional China red.