What does it mean to live in ancient China?

In ancient Chinese, being in the middle means squatting.

Giant pinyin: jū

Explanation:

1, live broadcast: live broadcast. Resident. Live together. Seclusion. Residence (ch ǔ) (a a. Residence; B. refers to the living conditions)

2. Place of residence: new residence. Former residence. Move it. Live in a humble house.

3, when, account for, in: first. Center. Commanding. The two must be one of them.

4, safe, with: intentional (with a certain idea, derogatory).

5, savings, storage: imported goods can live.

6. stay: stay.

7. Usually: flat residence.

8. Last name.

Extended data Chinese character strokes:

Related words:

1, resident [jū mín]?

A person who lives permanently in a place.

2. alive?

Live in one place for a long time.

3. seclusion?

Because of his dissatisfaction with the authorities or his world-weariness, he went to live in a remote place and did not come out to be an official.

4. Cave dwelling?

Live in a cave.

5. Actually [Jrán]?

Adverbs. Actually, it means unexpected

6. Neighbor [lín jū]?

A person or family close to home.