Peach: [táo] Interpretation: Small deciduous trees, many varieties, slightly spherical fruit, short fluff on the surface, sweet taste, large pit, and nucleoli that can be used as medicine.

As shown in the picture, the peach character is written next to the wooden character: horizontally and vertically. Re-writing omen: the apostrophe is referred to as L apostrophe, and the apostrophe Tian Zige is a template for standardizing the writing format of Chinese characters. The Tian Zige includes four borders, a horizontal center line and a vertical center line. The four grids are called upper left grid, lower left grid, upper right grid and lower right grid. Only by gradually standardizing Chinese characters in Tian Zige can we lay a solid foundation for future Chinese learning.

Group words:

[Taoren] Pinyin: [táo rén] Explanation: Taomu figurines. Superstition says that ghosts are afraid of peach trees, because they cut peach trees into human shapes to ward off ghosts and evil spirits.

[Carambola] Pinyin: [yáng táo] Explanation: In ancient times, plants such as Wulianzi and Kiwifruit and their fruits were called.

[Peach Blossom] Pinyin: [táo rén] Explanation: The kernel in the peach pit. Can be made into food, and can be added into traditional Chinese medicine.

[Taopian] Pinyin: [táo piàn] Explanation: Peach petals.

[Lu Tao] Pinyin: [lù táo] Explanation: The English version of Yuefu Poems, Xianghe Songs, and Three Chickens: "Peach is born on the well, next to Li Shusheng Peach." Later, peach trees and peach blossoms were called "dew peaches".