Chinese name
Similarity characteristics
Foreign name
Similar Chinese characters
explain
Similar characters refer to several characters with similar glyph structures.
trait
Same strokes, different positions.
differentiate
Distinguish from the pronunciation of words
quick
navigate by water/air
differentiate
brief introduction
explain
Similar characters refer to several characters with similar glyph structures.
trait
The collocation of similar words has certain rules and their own characteristics:
(1) The strokes are the same, but the positions are different, such as "Ren, Confucianism and Ba".
(2) The glyphs are similar, but the strokes are different, such as "several, several and four".
(3) Similar in shape, but different in radical, such as "before the peak".
(4) The glyphs are similar, but the strokes are different, such as "Wood and Ben".
(5) The glyphs are similar and the pronunciation is the same, such as "close and close".
(6) Similar glyphs and different pronunciations, such as "governance and metallurgy".
(7) The radicals are the same, but the positions are different, such as "promise, promise".
differentiate
way
(1) is distinguished by pronunciation.
(2) Distinguish from fonts.
(3) Differences in word meanings.
(4) Using the characteristics and differences of pictophonetic characters.
differentiate
There are five similar words that are easy to be confused: first, the pronunciation is the same and similar, such as "eating without eating" mistaken for "eating without eating" and "rough" mistaken for "rough"; Second, the glyphs are similar, such as "spirit" mistaken for "generosity" and "radiation" mistaken for "radiation"; Third, the meaning is confused, such as "make do" mistaken for "supplement" and "acupuncture" mistaken for "lack of needles"; Fourth, the allusions are unclear, such as mistaking "sticking to the rules" for "sticking to the rules", not knowing that "ink" refers to Mo Zhai in the Warring States period, mistaking "daydream" for "daydream" and not knowing that "daydream" refers to millet for cooking; Fifth, ignore the laws and regulations of China, such as "overlapping" mistaken for "overlapping" and "upside down" mistaken for "upside down". In fact, as early as 1986 in the second edition of Summary of Simplified Chinese Characters, the words "overlap" and "overlap" were resumed. Another example is to mistake "thumb" for "thumb", which is the word with the highest error rate in the college entrance examination for students in the past.
for instance
Delay: birthday, leap
Election: cover up, drown out, me,
Yan: Yan, proverb
Yang: seedling, reflection, disaster,