What does attraction mean?

Attraction means: attraction; Seduce and incur; Bring it in.

Attract, a Chinese word, pinyin is zhāo yǐn, which means attract; Seduce, from the biography of were Fan Wei. Hint: zhāo o o. "Shuo Wen Jie Zi": "Zhao, call by hand. From the hand, call the sound. " Asking (Oracle Bone Inscriptions) to ask someone to take the wine slurry is a paradigm. The two paradigms of hand and call are superimposed. Calling each other by hand is the paradigm of recruitment.

Original meaning: sign someone's name. Call, say hello and wave to get on the bus. Extension: extension means "bringing people here in an open way", such as recruitment. Recruitment. Recruitment. Recruit talents. Recruitment. Conscription Extended meaning: extended meaning means "answer" Such as entertaining guests. Extension: Extension refers to "attraction". Such as: provoke, attract, beg, incur.

Yin (pinyin: yǐn) is a first-class Chinese character (commonly used), which first appeared in Oracle Bone Inscriptions and inscriptions in Shang Dynasty. The quoted ancient glyphs are like a bowman, and some of them add a finger symbol on the basis of the word "bow". The original intention is to open the bow and stretch out your finger to pull. It also extends the denotation and permanence. Opening a bow means pulling in one's own direction, so it also means attracting and leading.

In Oracle Bone Inscriptions, it is a knowing word, and on the left is a "bow", which is an archery instrument; The right half is like a human figure, indicating that one person pulls a bow and shoots an arrow. Luo Zhenyu interpreted it as "Hong". About half a century later, Yu Haoliang compared the word "Yin Ji" in bamboo slips and silk manuscripts with the Book of Changes and Oracle bone inscriptions in Mawangdui silk manuscripts, and proved that it was "Yin".

Synonym of attraction:

1, attract xρyǐn:(move) Turn your attention to something, power or people to a certain aspect: ~ Force | Mutual ~ | Wonderful performances are very capable ~ people.

2, provoke zhāo rū: (dynamic) cause: ~ right and wrong.

3. seduce yǐ nò u: (move) seduce and guide people to do bad things.