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There are 2 strokes on the side, a total of 5 strokes. Wu Bi CAJ, Cang Xie IT, Ma Zheng ZSE, Sijiao 23440. Up and down the structure, code 170 1, location 5945, unified code 5F0 1. It means: ancient hats are very awkward (ancient aristocratic children tied their hair with hats when they were crowned, and took off their hats after the ceremony, which is a metaphor for useless things; Metaphor contempt).

There is a saying about Mi: In ancient times, people often used a hat called Mi to show respect for their guests. This top hat is made of leather or hemp, and it is shaped like two round plates, with a wide top and a narrow bottom. On important occasions, the host will wear this hat for the guests to show respect. Therefore, the word "Yang" gradually evolved into the word "top hat".

In addition, Yang Can also represents an ancient official position-county magistrate. In ancient times, the county magistrate was a relatively large official position, responsible for managing the affairs of a county. At that time, it also refers to a relatively senior official, equivalent to the current governor or mayor. So the word Yang has another meaning, which can be used to refer to county magistrate or senior official.

In the writing of Chinese characters, there are five strokes of a * * *, and the stroke order is: left, dot, horizontal, left and vertical. Its radical is Xi, representing ancient hats or official positions, and the following people represent people or officials wearing hats.

Yang's combined words:

1, Yan Zi: biàn yán: Yan Zi is an ancient hat. Yan Zi refers to the language decorated with high hats, which is a metaphor for saying good things, flattering words and flattering words.

2. Badge: bià n mi ǐ n: ancient top hat, made of leather or linen, is a hat worn by scholar-officials and synonymous with them; It is also a metaphor for leaders and champions.

3.bidun:biàn dün: refers to staying or being late because the road is impassable due to continuous rain or heavy snow.

4.yǔ:: It refers to the top hat worn by ancient literati, which is a symbol of etiquette and also represents noble status and status.

5.biàn shǒu: refers to the leaders of ancient scholar-officials wearing hats and leather armor, and also refers to officials or official positions.