There are several traditional words to express order in China.

Tiangan * * *, with the word 10, is a traditional expression of order in China.

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I. Background introduction

Tiangan is one of the important elements used to express the concepts of time, age and order in China traditional culture. It originated from the process of observing astronomical phenomena and chronology in ancient times, and the branch chronology in the form of heavenly stems and earthly branches is widely used in our calendar system. Tiangan No.1 * * has 10 characters, namely A, B, C, D, E, F, G, Xin, Ren and Gui.

Second, A and B.

1. A: A is the first word of Tiangan, indicating the first place in the order. In the chronology of dry branches, a is often used to indicate the dry days of a certain year.

2.B: B is the second word of Tiangan, which means the second place in order. Compared with A, B is usually used to indicate a continuous order, such as Jia Zi, B Chou, C Yin, etc.

Three. C and d

1.C: C is the third word of Tiangan, which means the third place in the sequence. In the chronology of dry branches, c is often used to indicate the dry days of a certain year.

2. Ding: Ding is the fourth word of Tiangan, indicating the fourth place in the order. Compared with C, D is usually used to indicate a continuous order, such as C, D, E, etc.

Fourth, e, self

1.E: E is the fifth word of Tiangan, which means the fifth place in the sequence. In the chronology of branches, e is often used to represent the heavenly stems of a certain year.

2. Ji: Ji is the sixth word of Tiangan, indicating the sixth place in the order. Compared with "nothing", "following" is usually used to indicate a continuous order, such as, following ugliness, and more reasons.

Verbs (abbreviation of verb) Geng and Xin

1. Geng: Geng is the seventh word of Tiangan, indicating the seventh place in the order. In the chronology of trunk and branch, Geng Xu is often used to indicate the heavenly stems of a certain year.

2. Xin: Xin is the eighth word of Tiangan, which means the eighth in the order. Compared with Geng, Xin is usually used to indicate a continuous order, such as Geng Zi, Xin Ugly and Anyi.

Six, nonyl, decyl

1. Ren: Ren is the ninth word of Tiangan, which means the ninth in order. In the chronology of cadres and branches, nonyl is often used to indicate the heavenly stems of a certain year.

2. Deck: Deck is the tenth word of Tiangan, indicating the tenth place in the sequence. Compared with nonyl, decyl is usually used to indicate a continuous sequence, such as nonyl, decyl ugly, Jiayin and so on.

To sum up, there are 10 characters in traditional Chinese "Tian gan yi * * *", which are A, B, C, D, E, G, Xin, Ren and Gui respectively. These heavenly stems play an important role in China's calendar system. They are used to express the concepts of year, time and order, and are combined with earthly branches to form a chronology of earthly branches.