Seal interpretation

Interpretation of seal (1). Sealed documents and articles, sealed with seals. The bamboo slips of the Qin tomb in Shuihudi, Jin Bulu said: "Those who don't make a thousand will be sealed." Biography of Tao Kan in the Book of Jin: "Military assets, weapons, horses and cattle, boats and ships are all sealed." Song Wentong's poem "Thank you for sending a message to Li Zhi, Luzhou Normal University" said: "Clouds and plums have seals on the four corners." (2) In the old society, the official office stopped working at the beginning of the year, which was called "sealing". Tang Li Shangyin's poem Ren Hongnong, Wei Ci Shi, took a leave of absence and returned to Beijing: "At dusk, I was imprisoned and ashamed to sit in Jingshan." It will be sealed on New Year's Eve tomorrow and printed on the third day of Xinzheng for four days. Look at The Journey to the West in Rucheng, and admire the classics. In the Qing Dynasty, auspicious seals were selected within four days from1February 19 to 22 every year, lasting for one month, and opened in the first month of the following year 19, 20, 2 1 day. See Qing Fu Cha Dunchong's "Opening Order of Yanjing Yearbook".

Word decomposition

To seal off from the outside world: seal. Sealed. Sealed. Sealed. Sealed. Sealed storage. Cover. Back cover. Lock it down. The frozen snowdrift in the capital. Closing hillsides to facilitate afforestation. A paper sleeve for holding letters, money, etc. : An envelope. Reward seals. The emperor gave relatives or courtiers land or titles: marquis. Seal the monarch (the seal of interpretation), seal: seal. Sealed. Stamp handle (also known as political power). Traces: handprints. Fingerprints. Impression (a. trace; B. *, the full name is "printing money"). Leave words or pictures on paper, cloth, utensils and other materials with ink, dye and the like: printing. set type