Number of strokes: 7; Radical: wood;

Interpretation: Deciduous small trees, the fruit is called "plum", which is yellow or purple when mature. Edible: Peach was rigid in the Li Dynasty (at first, "peach" and "plum" were used to mean that brothers loved each other and helped each other, and later they meant to replace each other or suffer for others). Give a peach back. Li's crown is not straight. Don't say that peaches and plums are everywhere, you will find your own way.

Last name.

The ancient word "Li" is synonymous with ancient judges.

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On the etymology of "Li"

There are two main views.

First, the characters in the picture below are found in Oracle Bone Inscriptions, which should be the word "Li" in Oracle Bone Inscriptions. Its structure is "tree" and "zi", which means the fruit of a tree. "Li" in Oracle Bone Inscriptions, "Biography" and "Li"?

Secondly, it is considered that the earliest "Li" is the word structure of "Zi" under the wood when pushing the ancient Chinese characters of the Warring States seal script. However, in the Warring States period, the word "Li" of "Chen Zan" was left "Zi" and right "Mu", not today's number; The philologist Shang Chengzuo said that this is the ancient Chinese character Zi written by Sang Zi, but it didn't appear until Qin Zhuan, so there is no way to verify it.

Later, the seal script of Qin Dynasty evolved into characters. However, Li just wrote the fork-shaped word "wood" in the upper part of the seal script into the present word "wood", and removed the circle from the word "zi" in the lower part of the seal script to write the present word "zi".