The radical of grass - answer: grass.
He (Pinyin: hé) is a commonly used character in Chinese. This character first appeared in the Shang Dynasty. The ancient character "禾" is shaped like a crop with drooping ears. Its original meaning refers to millet, that is, millet, and later it refers to all food crops. Sometimes it refers specifically to rice.
He is an important symbol. The word "禾" can be roughly divided into two categories. One category refers to cereal plants, such as: seedlings, rice, millet, ears, etc.; the other category refers to cereal plants. Activities related to cereals, such as planting, renting, taxing, showing, etc.
Grain
Explanation
1.?The general name of cereal plants?:~Miao. ~Bachelor (a family of monocotyledonous plants).
2. In ancient times, it refers to millet (millet).
Word group
禾英
[ hé yǐng ] ears of grain with awns.
Grain ear
[ hé suì ] is also called "禟". Ears of rice.
禾yi
[ hé yì ]Treat crops.
Wuhe
[ wū hé ]A kind of purple-black barnyard grass.
Zhenhe
[ zhēn hé ] Jiahe. Rice that grows particularly vigorously. The ancients thought it was auspicious.
Shouhe
[ shǒu hé ] means taking He as an example. The metaphor does not forget the fundamentals.
Grain line
[ hé xiàn ] ears of grain.
Yuhe
[ yù hé ] is the Yushan grass.
Bahe
[ bá hé ] refers to farmers and farmers.
Grain and hemp
[ hé má ]1.Grain and hemp. 2. Generally refers to crops.
Millet
[ shǔ hé ]1. Refers to the stalk of millet. 2. Millet and grass. Generally refers to food crops.
青草
[ qīng hé ] green seedlings.
Wild grass
[ yě hé ] Wild cereal plants.
Silkworm crops
[ cán hé ]Raise silkworms and grow crops. Generally refers to farming.
癙草
[zhī hé] Early rice, early-planted rice.
Autumn Grain
[ qiū hé ] Autumn-ripened grains.
Grain and millet
[ hé shǔ ]Grain and millet. Generally refers to millet, rice, wheat and other food crops. ?
Hemai
[ hé mài ] refers to cereal and wheat crops.
Heliao
[ hé liáo ] The acupuncture point on the human body is on the upper lip, directly below the outer edge of the nostrils.
Grain seedlings
[ hé miáo ] Tender seedlings of cereal crops.
Jade Mountain Crop
[yù shān hé]The legendary wooden crop of Kunlun Mountain.
Hecigu
[ hé cí gǔ ] A percussion instrument used in ancient times to pray for grain.
Qiongshanhe
[ qióng shān hé ]The legendary big wooden grass on Kunlun Mountain.
Chai He Niu
[ chái hé niū ] Chai He Niu refers to a young rural woman whose behavior and dress do not conform to fashion. It is a discriminatory and derogatory term.
Poaceae
[ hé běn kē ] A family of monocotyledonous plants (order Poaceae), most of which are herbs. The stems are usually hollow and jointed, the leaves are long and narrow, and the flowers are usually It is bisexual, has no perianth, and the fruits are usually caryopses. Wheat, rice, corn, sorghum, etc. are all grass plants.
Grain grows ears
[ hé shēng ěr ] See "Grain grows ears".
Jiahe Dance
[ jiā hé wǔ ] Another name for Jiavod Dance.
Grass fungus tree
[ hé xùn shù ]a Elaeagnus tree. The name of a wild fruit tree in the south in ancient times.
Firewood stack
[ chái hé duǒ ] Firewood pile.
Yanghetian
[ yǎng hé tiān ]The weather in May of the lunar calendar.
The wind and the crops are rising
[ fēng hé jìn qǐ ] is a metaphor for following the will of Heaven and getting help from Heaven.
The Sorrow of Grain and Millet
[ hé shǔ zhī bēi ] The sadness of the ruined motherland. ?
The Injury of Grain and Millet
[ hé shǔ zhī shāng ] laments that the scenic palaces in the past have now become crop fields.
Grain in the Forbidden City
[ gù gōng hé shǔ ] is a metaphor for missing the motherland.
Grain Flower Fairy
[ hé huā xiān nǚ ] The rice god worshiped by the people in the south of Ling Dynasty.
The heads of the grains produce ears
[ hé tóu shēng ěr ] The heads of the grains: the top of crops; ears: ear-shaped objects, which refer to the buds that grow out of grains after rain. If the top of the crop sprouts, then the crop will be scrapped. This is a sign of a disaster year.