How do you spell pinyin Feng?

The spelling of the pinyin "Feng" is detailed as follows:

First, pronunciation:

1, [féng]: seam, seam, seam, seam, seam, seam, seam, seam, seam, seam, seam.

2. [fè ng]: Feng, Feng, Sew, Fen, Feng, Qi, Qi, Qi, Qi, Qi, Qi, Qi, Qi, Qi, Qi.

3.[fěng]: wind, irony, wind, jealousy, irony, jealousy.

4.[fēng]: wind, bee, maple, peak, madness, wind, wind, wind, wind, wind, wind, wind, wind, wind, wind.

Second, the interpretation of key Chinese characters:

1, wind:

Wind is a natural phenomenon caused by airflow. From a scientific point of view, wind often refers to the horizontal motion component of air, including direction and magnitude, that is, wind direction and speed, but for flight, it also includes the vertical motion component, that is, the so-called vertical or ascending and descending airflow. Strong winds can move objects and their directions, and the wind speed is very fast.

Wind speed refers to the horizontal distance of air flow per unit time. According to the phenomenon caused by the wind to the ground objects, the wind is classified into 13, which is called the wind level, while the east wind level 3 that people usually hear in the weather forecast refers to the Beaufort wind level, which was determined by Beaufort 1805 in Britain according to the influence of the wind on the ground objects.

2. Feng:

Phoenix is a commonly used Chinese character, which was first seen in Oracle Bone Inscriptions. Its original meaning is the perfect bird used by ancient priests to sacrifice to the gods. The legendary king of birds, with a beautiful crown on his head and eyes with a hundred feathers, looks like a peacock today. The man's name is Phoenix and the woman's name is Phoenix. Later, it was extended to a noble person, musical instrument, temperament and so on.

Phoenix was pictographic at first, and Oracle Bone Inscriptions in Shang Dynasty was like a peacock with the feathers of Gaoguanfeng. Because it is often borrowed to represent wind, every time a few dots are added to its side to represent dust, or the rain on its head becomes a knowing word, indicating that rain is often accompanied by wind. In the late Shang dynasty, when adding sounds, it was pictophonetic characters, and the rhyme of Feng and Fan was consistent.

3. Maple Leaf:

Maple is a green tree or shrub in summer, belonging to Liquidambar of Hamamelidaceae in Rosaceae. Its leaves are palmately opposite. For example, leaves in Ye Feng are pinnate, and maples are hermaphroditic and dioecious.