Are righteousness and righteousness the same?

1, Yi (pinyin: y √) is a first-class Chinese character (commonly used word) in the General Specification for Chinese. This word first appeared in bronze inscriptions in the Spring and Autumn Period. It is a knowing word, and its shape comes from a rabbit. According to the rabbit, it is good at running and knowing, and its original intention is to escape. This extends to dispersion and loss. And extends out of range. Besides, it also means leisure and happiness. It also means extraordinary and outstanding.

2. First-class Chinese characters are easy to be pictophonetic characters, and the pronunciation is yí. Chinese characters, which belong to the left and right structures, come from the heart and originate from Taiwan Province. Original meaning: the appearance of harmony. As an adjective, "one" has the meaning of pleasing body and mind.