Among them, "Kun" refers to the yin attribute, representing the earth and mother, while "earth" and "land" are directly related to the land, and "being" and "sitting" can be understood as living and sitting on the land.
"Flat" refers to flat land and is also a common unit in rural areas. The Chinese character structure of these characters all contains the word "earth", which is closely related to the specific meaning of land and the corresponding physical objects or land, and is considered to have the auspicious meaning of gathering wealth. In Feng Shui, people often hang these words at home or in shops, hoping to make a fortune.
The word "di" is a basic radical in Chinese characters, which appears in many Chinese characters related to the concepts of land, earth, nature and earth. The shape of this radical itself is like an irregular square, with three short straight lines or curves on the left and right, one up and one down.
In terms of meaning, the word "soil" can represent many meanings: it can refer to simple materials such as soil, mud or sandy soil, and it can also be extended to spiritual connotations such as vast countryside and fields, vast land and mountains and rivers, and the base and hometown where human beings naturally grow.
In ancient Chinese, "earth" is also one of the five elements, representing the basic source of the existence and development of all things, so it is closely related to the life of the universe, nature and ecological environment.
In addition, the word "Tu" has profound significance in the fields of Chinese character research, cultural inheritance and artistic creation. In calligraphy creation, it is a natural and free composition element, which contains simplicity, truthfulness and rigidity, and is called "the crown of fonts" by Zhan Tianyou.
At the same time, the word "land" also expresses strong regional characteristics and cultural atmosphere, and becomes a representative symbol to describe the great rivers and mountains and rich and beautiful life of the motherland.
In a word, the word "Tu" is a Chinese character with extremely broad and profound meaning, covering many aspects such as human nature and nature, material and spirit, tradition and modernity.
In language, the word "earth" provides us with rich, abstract and meticulous perspectives and ideas to describe and explain everything in the world; Culturally, the word "earth" symbolizes our spiritual comfort and physical health, and embodies the strength and true colors of our nation.