Handwritten pinyin

Handmade pinyin: sh ǒ u g not ng, which means that it is not mass production of machinery and equipment, but hand-made. In the early stage of industrialization, handicraft industry once became synonymous with low productivity and uneven quality. However, in the highly developed era of contemporary industrial production, people are increasingly tired of undifferentiated and distinctive products produced by factory assembly lines, and handmade products have regained their vitality.

Handmade from the biography of the Three Kingdoms Sun Xiuwu: "First, more than a thousand people in Kejun County were sent to Jianye."

Word meaning:

The hand is one of the radicals of Chinese characters. When the hand is left, write "Yi". Words with hand as signifier can be divided into two categories: one is nouns, which refer to the parts of the hand, such as fists, palms, thumbs, fingers and so on. One kind is a verb, which refers to the actions of the hand, such as grasping, taking, hitting and crawling. "Hand" and "shovel" belong to the same radical number in the Chinese Character Radical Table, but they are listed separately.

Gong, a first-class Chinese character, was first seen in Oracle Bone Inscriptions. Shuowen: "Workers, like people, have rules." The original meaning should be the present, that is, the ruler, but this meaning has long been lost, and later generations use the extended meaning, which means craftsman earlier and more directly. The meaning of craftsman is also extended to be good at exquisiteness and skill.