2001Journal of Luoyang Agricultural CollegeRequires access

New study on shell-and-bone inscriptions--Reexplanation of the Chinese characters "臣" and "民

Dong Lai

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The Chinese characters臣and民 in shell and bone inscriptions have been reexplained in the method of culture analysis.The character臣 is thought to be originated from the character 肾,which means kidney,meanwhile it is another name for testis.If characters have the character臣,their meanings are deduced from it.The character 民 is rooted from the tattoo in the primitive society.

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The Chinese characters臣and民 in shell and bone inscriptions have been reexplained in the method of culture analysis.The character臣 is thought to be originated from the character 肾,which means kidney,meanwhile it is another name for testis.If characters have the character臣,their meanings are deduced from it.The character 民 is rooted from the tattoo in the primitive society.

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The Chinese characters臣and民 in shell and bone inscriptions have been reexplained in the method of culture analysis.The character臣 is thought to be originated from the character 肾,which means kidney,meanwhile it is another name for testis.If characters have the character臣,their meanings are deduced from it.The character 民 is rooted from the tattoo in the primitive society.

Key concepts: Character (mathematics), Chinese characters, Shell (structure), Literature, Art, Linguistics, Philosophy, Mathematics

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