Crossword puzzle: A pair of migratory birds fly in the clear sky. Men are thin and women are fat. They come once a year and see the emperor crow three times a month. What is the answer?

Analysis: the word "eight" is disassembled into thin left and fat right; There is only one August in a year; Eight times a month, that is, eight, eighteen, twenty-eight,

Basic meaning:

Eight, the Chinese first-class word, pronounced bā, was first seen in Oracle Bone Inscriptions, and its original meaning is to be separated from each other. These images are opposite to each other. "Houjie is a numeral, which means that the number obtained after seven plus one is extended to most or many times. It is one of Chinese surnames and one of the radicals of Chinese characters.

Group words:

Starling, star anise, tortoise, eight roads, Laba, stereotyped writing, eighty percent, eight sections, eight ends, eight classes, eight rings, shakuhachi, Ba Shen, eight doors, eight males, eight passes, eight horses, eight treasures, eight evils, eight treasures, eight dimensions, eight pains, eight tones and eight dimensions.

Extended data

Glyph evolution

Explanation of word combinations:

1, tortoise

[Wangba]?

Common name for turtle or turtle.

2. Section VIII

[bā jié]？

It refers to the eight solar terms of beginning of spring, Spring Equinox, Changxia, Summer Solstice, beginning of autumn, Autumn Equinox, beginning of winter and Winter Solstice: 4: 08.

3, myna

[bā ge]？

Also called bonito. Birds. Feathers are black and shiny, and beaks and feet are yellow. There are white spots on the wings, which are exposed when flying, showing a figure of eight, hence the name. Male birds are good at singing and can make sounds similar to human speech after training.

4.8 road

[bā lù]？

Refers to the eighth route army, also refers to the eighth route army cadres and soldiers.

5. Laboratory Animal Breeders Association

[là bā]？

The eighth day of the twelfth lunar month. According to legend, Sakyamuni became a Buddha on this day, so the temple cooked porridge for the Buddha on this day, and later the people followed suit and drank Laba porridge on this day.