Se (Pinyin: sè) is a general standard first-level character in Chinese. First seen in the Warring States Period. The original meaning is an ancient stringed instrument, shaped like a harp, and later extended to mean a desolate appearance.

1. Interpretation

Se is a common standard first-class character in Chinese. It was first seen in the Warring States Period. Its original meaning is an ancient stringed instrument, shaped like a harp, and later extended to refer to a desolate appearance.

2. The stroke order of Se

Horizontal, horizontal, vertical, horizontal, horizontal, horizontal, vertical, horizontal, dot, diagonal hook, dot, apostrophe, dot.

3. Idioms about the zither

1. Glue pillars, drums and zi

Explanation: The pillars are the short wood used to tune the zither. Drums for playing. The harp is an ancient stringed instrument. If the pillars are glued together so that the pillars cannot move, the tune cannot be adjusted. It is a metaphor for being rigid and not knowing how to adapt. Also known as "glue column to tune the harp".

2. The Golden Age

Interpretation: A metaphor for youth.

3. Autumn wind is bleak

Interpretation: describes the sound of the autumn wind blowing the trees; describes the sad and desolate atmosphere of autumn.

4. Jinsehuanian

Interpretation: a metaphor for the age of youth. The words come from the poem "Jin Se" by Li Shangyin of the Tang Dynasty: The Jin Se has fifty strings for no reason, each string and one column reflect the past.

5. The sound of harp and harp

Interpretation: It is a metaphor for the love and reconciliation of a couple. It was first seen in "Poetry·Xiaoya·Tangdi": "Wives are so harmonious, like drums, harps and harps."

Examples of harp:

1. The cold wind outside keeps blowing , making people feel very cold.

2. The gurgling stream in the valley makes people feel peaceful with its crisp sound.

3. On a summer afternoon, the running water gently brushed my toes, bringing a touch of coolness.

4. There is still dew on the petals that have just been rained, dripping like water in the breeze.

5. Sit quietly by the lake and watch the gentle breeze ripple the water on the lake.

6. The willow trees by the river sway with the breeze, as if telling the story of the flowing water.

7. On a winter morning, the snow on the roof melted into streams of water and dripped to the ground.

8. I lay on the beach, closed my eyes, and listened to the ebb and flow of the waves in the distance, like listening to the sound of running water.

9. The sun shines on the stream, the flowing water reflects beautiful light and shadow, and the rustling sound makes people feel comfortable.

10. The boat on the lake is gently pushed by the breeze, rowing through the flowing water, as if dancing with the rustling wind.