How to pronounce the pinyin of festivals?

Jie (pinyin: Jie, Lu Ji) is a first-class standardized Chinese character (commonly used word). This word began to appear in the Warring States script, and the ancient script came from bamboo, that is, sound. The original meaning of "festival" is bamboo festival, which refers to wooden festival and also refers to the division and segmentation of things. Extended refers to festivals. Because the division of bamboo joints has certain rules, it also extends the meaning of fingering and moral integrity.

"Festival" is also extended as a verb, indicating moderation, especially to save money. This extends to a part of the extraction. In ancient times, it also refers to Jeff, which is a certificate of North Korean minister, especially a certificate held by a foreign country, even if it is a holiday. All of the above are pronounced Jie. There is also a sound "Ji", which is only used for "joints" and "knots".

Time can also be segmented. The ancient calendar of China divided a year into four seasons, namely spring, summer, autumn and winter, and eight parts, namely beginning of spring, vernal equinox, long summer, summer solstice, beginning of autumn, autumnal equinox, beginning of winter and winter solstice. Collectively called "four seasons and eight festivals", it refers to the whole year. Each section of the "eight solar terms" is divided into three sections, that is, "twenty-four solar terms". The day when each solar term begins is the "festival" of that solar term. In ancient times, during important festivals, the state or people often held sacrifices or celebrations. These activities are called "festivals".

In addition to the "festivals" in the 24 solar terms, there are also some special days to hold sacrifices, commemorations or celebrations, such as the Dragon Boat Festival, the Cold Food Festival, the Mid-Autumn Festival and the Double Ninth Festival. People also call these special days "festivals" or "festivals", which is the origin of the meaning of the word "festivals".

"Jie" has gradually developed from the nominal meaning of "Duan" to the verb meaning of "selected paragraph", such as excerpt. There must be deletion to extract, and deletion is called "deletion". To abridge is to omit, so "saving" has developed the meaning of saving, such as saving water, electricity, clothes and food, opening up new sources and reducing expenditure. If you want to save it, you must restrain and control it.

The practice of restraining and controlling thoughts and behaviors to conform to certain moral norms is also called "festival", such as moral integrity and moral integrity. Noble manners and moral integrity are called "moral integrity". To defect to the enemy is called "defection".