Guangdong, a commonly used Chinese word (first-class word), pronounced yuè, originally came from Oracle Bone Inscriptions. Its original intention is unknown. In ancient times, it was often used with Yu, Yue and Yue. Used at the beginning of a sentence or in meaningless sentences, and later as the abbreviation of Guangdong. Shuowen quoted Zhou Shu: Ding Hai spent three days in Guangdong. The introduction of "Yong" and "Yue" in these two sentences is equivalent to the preposition "Yu", which grammarians may consider to be modal particles.

Guangdong is a pictophonetic character and a variant of "Yong". At the beginning of the text, from rain to sound. Shuowen Jiezi is mistaken for "Yu", and the written words are divided into right and wrong, so Shuowen separates "Yu" and "Yue" into two words with different forms and meanings, and misinterprets "Yue" as a cognitive word of "from loss (from trial)".

Word meaning analysis

Guang Yun, Ji Yun, Yun Hui? The king cut it, and it sounded louder. Interpretation of Erya: Yue, Yue also. Note: the beginning of the word. Shuowen: a thoughtful word. Xu Yue: Anyone who speaks Cantonese is always at the beginning of the event. If you don't say it, you have to think about it. The book is called patent, and Ding Si has been in Guangdong for three days. Counting the days in my heart, and then saying it, my voice is comfortable and lacking, and I know it from the loss.

Also known as Er Ya Shi Shi: yeyu. Note: the rhyme of language is absolutely sighing.

Also with Yue Tong: Book Yaodian: Yue Ruoji Valley Yao Di.

Also with Yue Tong: "Book Calling Letters": Only Taibao came to Duke Zhou's house first.

Another place name: "Pre-Emperor Gaozu Ji": from Baiyue soldiers to assist the princes and punish Qin.

Geography: Guangdong, the dividing line between women and cattle.

Thick accumulation and thin hair: "Guanzi Wuxing": the sky is Guangdong, and the vegetation grows. Note: The weather is thick and stable, but it is not against the times. Shuowen: Guangdong, from loss to death.