绽怎么读，请问初绽的拼音怎么读？

　　绽怎么读，请问初绽的拼音怎么读？

　　据和记百科网站「青栀如初」消息，近日，绽怎么读，请问初绽的拼音怎么读？引发热议，初绽的拼音怎么读同样引起许多争议，对此众网友各抒己见。但到底是怎么回事呢？和记百科为您解答。

　　

绽怎么读

 

　　绽读zhàn。绽本义是指衣服缝合处受到静力作用而开裂的现象，强调是在无声无息中发生的开裂。后指花蕾的开放，这也是在看起来相对静止和无声无息的情况下发生的开裂。绽的词组：寻瘢索绽、醒绽、走绽、饱绽、开绽、放绽、离绽等。

　　汉字：

　　汉字又称中文、中国字，别称方块字，是汉语的记录符号，属于表意文字的词素音节文字。世界上最古老的文字之一，已有六千多年的历史。在形体上逐渐由图形变为笔画，象形变为象征，复杂变为简单；在造字原则上从表形、表意到形声。除极个别汉字外（如瓩、兛、兣、呎、嗧等），都是一个汉字一个音节。需要注意的是，日本、朝鲜半岛、越南等国在历史上都深受汉文化的影响，甚至其语文都存在借用汉语言文字的现象。

　　现代汉字是指楷化后的汉字正楷字形，包括繁体字和简体字。现代汉字即从甲骨文、金文、大篆（籀文）、小篆，至隶书、草书、楷书、行书等演变而来。汉字为汉民族先民发明创制并作改进，是维系汉族各方言区不可或缺的纽带。现存最早的汉字是约公元前1300年殷商的甲骨文和稍后的金文，西周时演变成籀文，再到秦朝的小篆和隶书，至汉魏隶书盛行，到了汉末隶书楷化为正楷。楷书盛行于魏晋南北朝，至今通行。

　　

初绽的拼音怎么读

 

　　问：初绽的拼音怎么读？

　　答：初绽的拼音是chū zhàn。

　　初绽指初春季节花儿刚开始开放的状态，这个词是由“初”和“绽”两个字组成。初指的是初始的、刚开始的意思；绽则是花开的意思。初绽是一个非常优美的词汇，通常用于描述春天里刚刚开放的花朵。

　　初绽的拼音“chū zhàn”，其中“chū”是第一声，读音类似于英语单词“chew”的发音，发音时需要让声音从喉咙中产生，并且嘴巴要张开比较大。而“zhàn”是第四声，读音类似于英语单词“job”的发音，发音时要把声音发到舌尖处，同时嘴唇稍微扁平。

　　初绽作为一个词语，也是颇具雅韵的，出现在诗歌中也是十分常见的。例如唐代诗人白居易的《赋得暮雨送李十九归山东》中就有“初绽桃花逐水流”的描述，用以形容春天的美丽。

　　

　　【英文介绍/For English】：

　　

　　Read zhàn. The original meaning of blooming refers to the phenomenon that the seam of clothes is cracked by static force, emphasizing that the cracking occurs in silence. The rear refers to the opening of the flower bud, which is also the cracking that occurs while looking relatively still and silent. The phrases of blooming: looking for scars, awakening, wandering, full blooming, opening blooming, blooming, leaving blooming, etc.

　　Chinese character:

　　Chinese characters, also known as Chinese, Chinese characters, or square characters, are the recording symbols of Chinese and belong to the morpheme-syllable characters of ideographic characters. One of the oldest texts in the world, with a history of more than 6,000 years. In terms of form, it gradually changes from graphics to strokes, pictographs to symbols, and complexity to simplicity; in the principle of word creation, it changes from form, ideogram to phonogram. Except for very few Chinese characters (such as 瓩, 兛, 兣, feet, 嗧, etc.), each Chinese character has one syllable. It should be noted that Japan, the Korean Peninsula, Vietnam and other countries have been deeply influenced by Chinese culture in history, and even their languages ​​have borrowed Chinese language and characters.

　　Modern Chinese characters refer to the regularized Chinese characters, including traditional and simplified Chinese characters. Modern Chinese characters have evolved from oracle bone inscriptions, bronze inscriptions, Dazhuan (Xuanwen), Xiaozhuan, official script, cursive script, regular script, and running script. Chinese characters were invented, created and improved by the ancestors of the Han nationality, and are an indispensable link to maintain the various dialect areas of the Han nationality. The earliest extant Chinese characters are the oracle bone inscriptions of the Yin and Shang Dynasties around 1300 BC and the later Jin inscriptions. During the Western Zhou Dynasty, it evolved into the Xun script, and then to the Xiaozhuan and Lishu in the Qin Dynasty. In the Han and Wei Lishu, the official script became popular. Block letters. Regular script was popular in the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, and is still in common use today.