Evolution of winter characteristics and its explanation

The evolution of winter characteristics and its explanation are as follows:

"Winter" is an ancient Chinese character, and its origin can be traced back to ancient Oracle Bone Inscriptions and inscriptions on bronze. In early writing, the word "winter" looked like a snake, because the ancients thought that snakes would hibernate in winter, so they used the image of snakes to represent "winter".

With the passage of time, the shape of the word "winter" has gradually changed. In seal script, the word "winter" is designed to resemble snowflakes or ice crystals, because the ancients thought that winter was a cold and dry season, and snowflakes and ice crystals were symbols of winter.

In Shuo Wen Jie Zi, Xu Shen explained the word "winter" as follows: "In winter, all seasons are over. Follow the rules, the rules, December. The solar term begins in November. The king is disrespectful, but he must obey the law, so he says: Good winter. It is the image of the late Yin Dynasty. "

In this passage, the shape of the word "winter" is interpreted as "cut", which means ice. "Dharma" is December, because there are twelve months in a year. At the same time, "Fa" also means solar terms, because winter starts from 1 1 month. In addition, the shape of the word "winter" is also interpreted as "Wang listens to things badly", but it must follow the law, so the word "winter" means "cold".

Generally speaking, the word "winter" has undergone many changes in the process of evolution, and finally evolved into what we are familiar with now. The meaning of the word "winter" in Shuo Wen Jie Zi is interpreted as cold, solar terms and December, all of which are based on the culture and thoughts of the ancients.

In a word, the word "winter" is a Chinese character with a long history and rich cultural connotation, and its evolution reflects the constant changes of human cognition and thinking about nature.