How to pronounce ruin

Ruin is pronounced fèn.

In addition to this, "ruin" can be combined with other Chinese characters to form new compound words. For example, "偾事扶危" (to alleviate the suffering of someone who has suffered a disaster), "偾弱之策" (to take measures to undermine the strength of a weak force), "偾坚附锐" (to strategy of weakening the enemy's strengths or increasing the superiority of our army), and so on.

Although "instigate" is not common as a literary word, by knowing its meaning, we can better understand and appreciate the related expressions in traditional Chinese culture and classical literature.

Formative. From heart, from ben (bēn), ben also sounds. "Heart" means "emotion" and "ben" means "rush". The combination of "xin" and "ben" means "the rushing out of stifled emotions". The original meaning is the release of stifled emotions.

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Of the three ways of writing, "血脉偾张" and "血脉贲张" are correct. Ruin is pronounced fèn, and blood vein instigates indicates a sudden acceleration of blood flow, resulting in swollen veins and bulging veins. It describes excitement, exuberance, and passion. The original character should be written as ben, which is also pronounced as fèn, meaning to boil up. As for the spurt, it is an obvious mistake and should be corrected.

Expansion. Qing Ji Yun, "Notes on the Study of Microcosmic Cao Tang - As I Have Heard III": "The dryness and intensity of the stone and metal, the benefit of the fire, the hyperactive yang drum soup, the blood and veins instigate, so the tendons are doubly strong."

Ruin Zhang, a Chinese word with the pinyin fèn zhāng, means to expand and protrude. It means to expand. Source: Qing Dynasty - Ji Yun, "Notes on the Study of Microcosmic Cao Tang - As I Have Heard III": "The dryness and intensity of the stone and metal, the benefit of fire, the hyperactive yang drum soup, the blood vein instigates, so the tendons are doubly strong." Wang Shuji's "Chronicle of the War in Wuhan": "The case of Sichuan to protect the road to stimulate civil unrest, Guangdong Province, Hubei Province are raging against the dynasty, the people's hearts instigated."

Ruin, Chinese secondary characters, read as ruin (fèn), form-sound. From human, ben sound. This meaning refers to a stiff servant. Corrupt, destroy: instigate (搞坏事情). Instigate the general of the army. The meaning of being nervous and rising up: 偾兴 (xīng). Instigate pride (偾发骄矜).