1. Wei, pronounced [xiáo], initial consonant xi, final ao, tone 2

崤 Chinese character strokes:

崤Basic definition:

Woshan, also called Woling, is the name of the mountain in western Henan.

2. Cuan, pronounced [cuàn], initial consonant cu, final vowel an, tone 3

Cuan Chinese character strokes:

Basic definition of Cuan:

1) Make fire and cook: separate households, live separately in different households (in the old days, it meant brothers living in separate households). ?

2) Stove, holding Cuan.

3) Surname.

3. Jian, pronunciation [jiàn], initial consonant ji, final vowel an, tone 3

Jian Chinese character strokes:

Jian basic definition:

1) Mirror (made of copper in ancient times). ?

2) If you take a photo, you can tell if the water is clear. ?

3) Look carefully; examine, identify. identification.

4) Things that can serve as a warning or a lesson: draw lessons from it. The car in front is overturned, and the car behind is a lesson. ?

5) The old letter formula is used after the first salutation to mean asking someone to read the letter, Huijian, Tai~, Junjian.

4. Skull, pronounced [lóu], initial consonant l, final ou, tone 2

Skull Chinese character strokes:

Basic definition of Skull:

See [Skull], [Skeleton]

5. 膆, pronounced [yì], initial consonant y, final syllable i, tone 3

Chinese character strokes:

Basic interpretation:

1) Chest. ?

2) Unfounded, subjective, conjecture, fabrication.