Move the two points below the word "only" to the left, and then add a stroke in the middle of the word "mouth" on the right to become "zhong". Together, the two words are the word "Chong".

Basic meaning:

Only (Pinyin: zhī/zhǐ) is the first-class word in the General Specification for Chinese. It has only three different words from its two traditional versions and original versions. Simplified characters only appear in Warring States scripts, indicating words, and their original meanings are modal particles at the end of sentences. I have only seen it in Oracle Bone Inscriptions in Shang Dynasty, and I know Chinese characters, from word to word. The combination of the two captures the meaning. The original meaning is just "a bird", and later it is extended as a quantifier, not limited to birds. Only for pictophonetic characters, from clothes to surnames, the original meaning is righteousness.

Extended data

Stroke order:

Explanation of word combinations:

1, alone [zh and shē n] alone: ~ alone. ~ outside.

2. Not only [[bù zhǐ]] but also; Not only: ~ production has developed, but life has also improved. River water can be used for irrigation and power generation.

3. Just [zh ǐ gu ǐ n] Although: Is there any needlework? Take it with you, and I will take the time to help you.

4, only [[zhǐ gù]] means wholeheartedly: don't answer, don't look back, and do his thing with his head down.

5. just [zhǐ xiā o] just: This work can be finished in a few minutes.