Origin of the character Zhou

Creation of the original meaning of the word: noun, an enclosure built and demarcated by fiefdom and planted.

Wenyan version of Shuowen Jiezi: Zhou, dense. From use and mouth.

The vernacular version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi (说文解字)：Zhou (周), is a close-knit area. The Chinese character form adopts "用、口" (use, mouth).

Interpretation:

1. around; the periphery of a circle: all around. Circumference. Around the earth.

2, Around; around in a circle: circumference.

3, universal; entire; whole: well known. Circumferential. Circumferential.

4. A round of time; specifically, a week: cycle. A week.

5. complete: poorly entertained. Well planned.

6. succor; relief: circumscribed. Weekly emergency.

7, dynasty name.

8. Ancient and identical to "zhōng" (中)：不周于用(不中用).

I. Chinese character stroke order: apostrophe, horizontal dash, horizontal, vertical, horizontal, vertical, horizontal dash, horizontal, horizontal,

II. Phrase interpretations:

1. circumambulation [zhōu yóu]?

To travel everywhere; to travel all over: to travel around the world. Confucius traveled around the world.

2. zhōu xù?

Circumcision, compassion; sympathizing with others and giving material help.

3, Catch Zhou [zhuā zhōu]?

Old custom, when a baby turns one year old, the parents set up a variety of objects to be grabbed, used to test the baby's future aspirations, hobbies and so on.

4. zhōu zhé?

Referring to the repetition and twists and turns in the course of things (mostly used to describe things that don't go well): a great deal of trouble.

5. Zhou Zhi [zhōu zhì]?

(To do or think) thoughtfully: zhōu zhì (叮咛周至).