Spelling?
gǒng？
Department head? Yes
Pens and paintings? nine
Five elements? wood
Complex body? arched door
Five strokes? raw
new word
Basic interpretation? Detailed explanation
1. Put your hands together and raise the front of your arm: ~ Hands.
2. Surround: ~ Wei. From the stars to the moon. A big lake surrounded by four mountains.
3. the limbs are bent into an arc: ~ the shoulders are retracted. The black cat landed on his waist.
4. The building is arc-shaped: ~ doors. Practice.
5. Last name.
6. Use your body to hit other things or push away objects such as land: use your body to open the door. The pig is grounded with its mouth. A child came out of the crowd.
7. Plant growth, drilling or uprooting from the soil: seedlings ~ unearthed.
Related words
arch bridge
[gǒng Qiao]？
(Name) A bridge with a high middle and an arc-shaped bridge mouth: Shi ~.
Put one hand on the chest of the other (as a sign of respect)
[güng shüu]？
Making a fist with both hands shows respect and obedience.
Countless stars surround the moon ―― enjoying the respect and support of many capable people.
【zhòng xīng güng Yuè】？
Metaphor for many people * * * the same person.
Large jade
【gǒng bì】？
Treasure: he regards these books as ~. The cage is back and the whole family is celebrating. Although it is a treasure house. -"Strange Stories from a Lonely Studio, Promoting Weaving"
Arched shed
【gǒng péng】？
A shed with an arc-shaped top and covered with plastic film is used to cultivate flowers, trees, vegetables and seedlings in winter.
Arched door
【gǒng mén】？
Arc door.
Hang down your robe and hold the other hand in one hand.
[Chuígüng]？
Hang up your clothes and hand them over, which means doing nothing. It doesn't take much effort to describe it.
Be a servant or vassal.
[güng shüu ràng rén]？
It means to give it to others modestly. Describe cowardice or willingness to be a slave or vassal.
arched door
[güng Xuàn]？
The curved part of a building.
Hang down your robe and rule with one hand holding the other-rule without too much interference.
[Chuíngér zhi]？
Hanging arch: clothes hanging handover. Governance: governance. If you don't manage state affairs, you can govern the world. In ancient times, it was used as an idiom to praise the inaction of the emperor.