Second, the basic meaning of words
Meimei
Sleeves and cuffs: Zhang Mei (open sleeve). Hand in hand (hand in hand, accompany). Parting (parting).
Third, the structure of Chinese characters is left and right, radicals are strokes, and the total number of strokes is 9.
Extended data 1. Evolution of glyphs
Second, etymological explanation.
Classical Chinese version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Mei, Sleeve also. From the clothes, the sound.
Vernacular version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Sleeve. The glyph takes the word "Yi" as the side and the word "Bang" as the sound side.
Third, related words
1, convergence
[liǎn mèi]？
Tidy up your sleeves. Show respect.
Step 2 vote for it
[tóu mèi]？
Swing your sleeves. Swinging your sleeves indicates immediate action.
Step 3 join hands
[lián mèi]？
Hold hands. To come, go or perform together. ): ~ then go.
Step 4 say goodbye
[bié mèi]？
Or separate. Raise your hand and say goodbye.
5. Go forward bravely
[fèn mèi]？
Emotional, sleeve? As soon as the child throws it, he is ready to act: ~ get up.