A Wang He is a Chinese character. When writing, you can write Wang He Le, but there is no simplified Chinese character of Wang in the computer, because the earliest input method only has traditional Chinese characters, but there is no simplified Chinese character.

Zhang's pronunciation is Li, and the radical is Wang, which means "bling, the light of jewelry".

It is rarely encountered in daily life and is generally used for many appellations. Representative: Feng Ying (actor)

Sima Xiangru's Shang Fu Lin in the Han Dynasty: "There are several bright moons and the river is prosperous." There is a book called Orchids.

Yang Jiong's "Shaoshishan Shao Yi Temple Monument" in the Tang Dynasty: "Love it with pearls, and love it with Luoqiu."

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Yan Yi is a Chinese vocabulary, pronounced d √ li √, which means sparkling pearl, and it comes from Shang written by Sima Xiangru in Han Dynasty.

Han Sima Xiangru's Shang Fu Lin: "There are several bright moons and the river is prosperous." There is a book called Orchids. Tang Yang Jiong's "Shaoshi Mountain Shao Yi Temple Monument": "I lingered with pearls, and I drifted when I attacked Luo Qi."

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