The structure and radical of a section?

Section structure: up and down, radical: Mi.

Stroke: five;

Phonetic order: J.

Interpretation: Common words. "Jie" is an ancient entering tone word, and there are two pronunciations in modern Chinese. The original meaning is bamboo knot, extension refers to wooden knot, and extension refers to the division and division 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 "union" and "union".

Word combination: link, festival, saving, saving, solar terms, plot, details, rhythm, energy saving, moral integrity, breaking off diplomatic relations, rhythm, etiquette, abstinence, envoys, bytes, festivals, holidays, programs, water saving, dieting, festivals, festivals.

Make sentences:

1. Love is the fruit of the season.

She is the embodiment of chastity.

3. His pole is jointed, much like bamboo.

4. This is the function and charm of details.

5. Auxiliary words play the role of regulating syllables.

The last day of the Spring Festival is another festival.

7. The moon in Mid-Autumn Festival is particularly round.

8. Bamboo has a strange shape, segment by segment.