The pinyin of Bei is as follows:

The pinyin of Bei is [bèi].

1. 贝, a standard first-level character (commonly used character) in modern Chinese, pronounced as bèi in Mandarin. It was first seen in the oracle bone inscriptions of the Shang Dynasty and is a pictographic character in the Six Books. The word "Bei" is explained in "Shuowen Jiezi" as sea worm. The basic meaning of the word "shell" is the collective name for gastropods and lamellibranchs among oysters, clams or other molluscs; its extended meaning is currency made of shells.

2. In modern Chinese, the word "贝" is mostly used as a noun, such as: shell, shell coin.

Knowledge expansion:

"Tang Yun", "Ji Yun", "Yun Hui": Bingbo Gaiqie. sound?. "Piya": The shellfish is used on the back, so it is called shellfish. "Shuowen": Sea worms. In ancient times, shells were used as treasures, and there were springs in Zhou Dynasty. In the Qin Dynasty, shells were used to make money.

"Erya·Shiyu": Shells live on the land and those in the water are clams. The big one is the big one, the small one is the small one. Note: Large shells are like carts and canals, and small shells are also purple. Also: Yumin Huangbaiwen. Note: Yellow represents quality, white text represents dots. Also: Yuquan Baihuangwen. Note: White is the substance, yellow is the text point, and this is also the purple shell. Also: Hao Bo Er Ping. Note: For those who are brave, the center is wide and the two ends are sharp.

Also: it is big and dangerous. Note: Risky people are said to be dirty and thin. Shu: This distinguishes between shells that live on land and water, and have different names for their literary talents. "Xiangbei Jing": Zhu Zhong was taught by Qin Gao, and was assisted by the governor of Kuaiji. The summary said: The shell is Yingchi, the shape is like a red lightning, the black cloud is called the purple shell, the red seal is called the pearl shell, and the ground is clear. The green text is called Shou Bei, and the black text and yellow painting is called Xia Bei. Below are the floating shells, Zhuo shells, Chao shells and Huibei shells.