The specific introduction of the wall:
Qiang (pinyin: qiáng) is a first-class Chinese character (commonly used word) in the General Standard of Chinese. This word first appeared in Oracle Bone Inscriptions in Shang Dynasty. The ancient Chinese characters consist of "Si" and "Cong", meaning to build a wall to preserve grains. "From" also means sound. The original meaning refers to a barrier made of earth, stone or wood. 20 19165438+10.20, "Chinese Inventory 2019" was launched, and the National Language Resources Monitoring and Research Center recommended the international word "fire, wall and business" through the monitoring corpus.
An introduction to the interpretation of the wall;
The Oracle Bone Inscriptions on the wall consists of two parts: color and plate. The ancient glyph "four" is hidden in the valley, next to the shape, indicating the object of wall protection; "Cong" as a phonetic symbol indicates pronunciation. Some people think that the word "Yan" has ideographic function, which is related to a wall-building technology in ancient China-plate building.
Yan is a pictograph with the shape of Oracle Bone Inscriptions, just like a rammed earth splint on a building wall. It consists of an upright post, a plate head and a pull rope. When building an earthen wall, two wooden boards are laid side by side, with gaps between the left and right sides, so that the width in the middle of the wooden boards is equal to the thickness of the wall. Then, outside the board, arrange the two boards with wooden posts, pour them into the soil, tamp them with a pestle, and after the soil is solidified, take out the boards and wooden posts, and an earth wall will be built.
The combination of these two parts will build a screen for collecting food. Wall refers to the boundary of a house garden built by masonry and civil engineering. The inscription on the wall is basically the same as that of Oracle Bone Inscriptions. The essay changes the word "Si" from "I" to "Lai", and the word "Lai" is wheat, which is associated with the meaning of "I". The second half of the word "four" in Qin bamboo slips of the Warring States Period? Deformation.
The shape of seal script is similar to that of Warring States, but it will be deformed, which is the origin of regular script. There are two articles in Shuo Wen Jie Zi, one from Hull and the other from Erlai. Agree with the configuration of A and Jinwen from Hull; Judging from the second person, it is consistent with Qin's writing configuration. Later, in order to express the texture, the ideographic word "from" was changed to "earth" because the earliest walls were built on earth.