The pinyin for bitter is kǔ.

I. Interpretation of Bitter

The character bitter has a variety of meanings, and depending on the context it can be expressed as follows: a taste, like bile or yellow dock, as opposed to sweet or sweet; an intolerable situation, pain, hardship; to make miserable, to be trapped; to hate, to grudge; to do one's utmost, to try one's best; to be even, to be very, to express degree; fortunately, fortunately.

2. The origin of the character bitter

1. The origin of the character bitter can be traced back to the ancient oracle bone inscriptions and jinwen. In the oracle bone inscriptions, the character for bitter is a combination of "grass" and "ancient", indicating an ancient plant. In Jinwen, the character for bitter changed the oracle bone character for grass to "艹" to emphasize its herbaceous meaning.

2. With the development of Chinese characters, the meaning of the character bitter was gradually enriched. In ancient times, bitter vegetable was a common wild vegetable that people often picked back for consumption. Because of the bitter taste of bitter vegetables, people began to use the character "苦" to express this flavor. Later, the word "bitter" was gradually extended to describe other things as bitter, unpleasant and hard.

3, in addition, the word "bitter" has another pronunciation "gu", three sounds. In this pronunciation, "bitter" means rough, unrefined, not elaborate. The character "苦" has evolved and developed over the years, eventually becoming a commonly used character in modern Chinese, with many different meanings and pronunciations.

3. Grouping and Interpreting the Character "Bitter"

1. Bitter: describes a bitter taste or emotion, such as a bitter smile or a bitter mood.

2, bitter: describes speaking earnestly and patiently, persuading and enlightening like a kind mother.

3, Bitter and Sweet: refers to a happy, good life that finally comes after suffering.

4, hard work and simplicity: describes a simple life, hard work and hard effort, without the pursuit of luxury and enjoyment.

5, joy in bitterness: refers to finding joy in hardship, showing optimism and positive attitude.

6, bitter: describes the degree of pain is so deep that it is difficult to express in words.

Example Sentences for the Word Bitter

1, He has lived in poverty since he was a child, and has tasted the sufferings of the world.

2, She practiced the piano every day, tirelessly, in order to realize her dream.

3, The book is too bitter to read.

4, He was in love with her, but unfortunately she was indifferent to him, filling his heart with bitterness.

5, Although he was young, he was already a bitter master, able to taste the tea leaves.