"20" in Chinese characters represents the number of Arabic numerals.

"20" in Chinese characters means 20 in Arabic numerals.

Twenty pinyin: niàn, phonetic notation: ㄋㄢˋ, radical :廾, external stroke: 1, total stroke: 4, five strokes: AGHG.

T, Zheng code: EA, four corners: 44770, structure: single, code: 1700, location: 5605.

Unified code: 5EFF, stroke order: one, one, one.

Explanation:

1 .20: Twenty-four histories.

2. number. Later, I also wrote Reading.

3. 24 abbreviations of Hua Xinfeng. The ancients divided each of the eight solar terms from slight cold to Grain Rain into three periods, with 24 periods of * * *, each period of five days starting with a flower, starting with plum blossom and ending with Melia azedarach, with 24 flowering periods of * * *.

Classical Chinese version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Twenty, twenty and also. Ancient prose province. ?

Vernacular version of Shuowen Jiezi: 20, two "tens" merged. The ancient prose of "20" is omitted, and the font is as follows:

Evolution of Chinese characters in extended data;

There are only two related words:

1.24 pile? 【nàn sìdu】？

Southern Song Dynasty Imperial Palace Cemetery. 2. 28? 【niàn bā chán】？

Refers to the 28 stars located near the equator of the ecliptic once a week. Homonym: reading

Read pinyin: niàn?

Explanation:

1. Remember, often think: miss ~. Pregnant. ~ head (thought, idea). Mourn for being old. ~ things.

2. Plans, ideas and opinions in your mind: meaning. Miscellaneous items Believe.

3. Say, read and recite: ~ white (dramatic white). ~ oh. ~ classic. ~ books.

4. Capitalize "20".

5. Last name.