The stroke order of migration

The stroke order of the characters "Yi":? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? vertical ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? xǐ is a Chinese character commonly used in ancient and modern times. The verb often means migration and movement. It is also a lost surname in China. Left and right structure, the radical is 彳.

Detailed Notes

Pinyin: xǐ

[Activity]

⑴ (Phonetic. From 辵 (chuò), stop sound. Original meaning : migration)

⑵ Same as the original meaning (parallel or top-down movement) [move from one place to another]

Migration, migration. -- "Shuowen"

Migrate hundreds of miles. --"Xunzi·Chengxiang". Note: "Qianye."

⑶ Another example: Qiyi (wandering; lingering); Qiguan (moving to live in another place, changing one's place of origin); Migration (migration); Qiju (moving times, that is, moving) , move home, move to the road. Move)

⑷ change, change [change]

Having tools to fit the tomb is like moving to the road. --"Xunzi·On Rites". Note: "Move and change."

⑸ Another example: Yiyi (change your mind); Yiyi (change your mind when you see the meaning and follow it)

⑹? Demotion?[ exile]

So Kong Ming deposed him as a commoner and moved to Wenshan. --"The Romance of the Three Kingdoms"

⑺ Another example: move to release (exile); move to banish (exile); move to abolish (relegate and abandon); move to prison (relegate and imprison); move to the border (exile the prisoner to the border) Served)

⑻ Move away, move away [remove]

⑼ Another example: migration salary (see "moving salary Qutu". Extended to eliminate disasters on behalf of the country and achieve military exploits (quite abundant)

⑽ transfer [be transferred to another post]

The man of Lu is good at weaving silk, and his wife is good at weaving silk, and he wants to move to Yue. -- Han Fei's "Han Feizi·Shuo Lin Shang" Note: The people of Lu were good at weaving hemp shoes and his wife was good at spinning white silk. However, they wanted to immigrate to Yue. Migration: immigration.