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Celebrities on Chinese Characters

Shimin Zhao opened his 1-3 p.m. speech by saying that he had heard people of different ethnicities playing different styles of music on different platforms of the New York City subway over the past two days, and that this had reminded him of the Chinese character "和", which means "harmony" in Chinese. This reminds him of the Chinese character "和", whose oracle bone and small seal characters actually originate from the ancient Chinese musical instrument "竽". The word "yu" is a musical instrument made by bundling together bamboo sticks of different pitches to produce sound. This sound symbolizes social harmony.

Zhao Shimin said that Chinese characters are the carriers of Chinese cultural genes, and that studying Chinese characters can help people truly understand the essence of traditional Chinese culture. Mobilizing his nearly 20 years of research on Chinese characters, he used numerous examples to illustrate to the audience the philosophical thinking of Chinese ancestors and their understanding of society and human emotions represented by Chinese characters. He mentioned the characters Si, Shi, Jia, Le, Jiao, Mime, Naked and Fortunate, and analyzed the famous lines of the pre-Qin masters Lao, Zhuang, Sun and Zi word by word, and finally used the character "写" (write) to describe the Chinese character "magpie", which originated from "喜鹊", and "喜鹊", which is a Chinese character used to describe a magpie. Finally, the word "write" originated from "magpie", and "magpie" because it can build a nest and make the future generations to continue to end, both self-excitement, but also an appeal, hoping that people will be their own experience of the essence of human culture, "write" out, pass it on.