五 Stroke Order

五 [wǔ] 1. A numeral, the sum of four and one (often represented as "伍" in uppercase on banknotes and documents). - Example: 五彩 (five colors). - Example: 五官 (five senses). - Example: 五谷 (five grains). - Example: 五金 (five metals). - Example: 五代 (the name of a Chinese dynasty, referring to the period when the Later Liang, Later Tang, Later Jin, Later Han, and Later Zhou established regimes in the central plains). - Example: 五帝 (the five legendary emperors of China, usually referring to Huangdi, Zhuanxu, Diku, Tang Yao, and Yushun). - Example: 五毒 (referring to five poisonous creatures: scorpions, snakes, centipedes, geckos, toads). - Example: 五行 (referring to the five elements: metal, wood, water, fire, earth). - Example: 五岭 (referring to the five famous mountains: Yuechengling, Dupangling, Mengzhuling, Qitianling, Dayuling). - Example: 五岳 (referring to the five great mountains in Chinese history: East Mount Tai, West Mount Hua, South Mount Heng, North Mount Heng, and Central Mount Song). - Example: 五脏 (referring to the five internal organs: heart, liver, spleen, lungs, kidneys). 2. An ancient Chinese musical notation symbol, equivalent to "6" in simplified notation. 五 [wǔ] 【形】 (五, a compound character formed from "二" which represents heaven and earth, and "乂" which implies crossing over. The original meaning: intersecting at noon, crisscrossing) Same as the original meaning (【英】: cross). 引 1. "说文" states: 五, yin and yang intersect between heaven and earth. 2. "诗·齐风·南山": 五两 of cloth shoes. 3. "诗·召南·羔羊": The fleece of lambs is adorned with five strands of white silk. 五 [wǔ] Four plus one (【英】: five). 五 [wǔ] 【名】 1. An ancient military unit consisting of five men ([En.] five). 2. A pair; similar ([En.] pair; couple). 3. One of the note names in gongchepu, representing a scale degree ([En.] a note of the scale in gongchepu). 4. The five elements ([En.] the five elements). 5. It is synonymous with "伍". An ancient military organization, where five men form a unit; a column ([En.] troops). 6. Refers to the five emperors ([En.] five emperors). 7. Star's name, the name of a star in the twenty-eight constellations ([En.] star's name). 8. A surname. 引 1. In terms of numbers: four plus one (【英】: five). 2. "广韵": 五 is a number. 3. In "书·舜典": five years of patrol. 4. In Tang's "柳毅传": Block the five mountains. 5. In Song's "六国论": Five battles against Qin. 6. In Ming's "宗臣《报刘一丈书》": At least five or six bows. 7. In Qing's "方苞《狱中杂记》": Supervise five rooms. 例如: - 五路总口 (the intersection of the five routes leading to the East, West, South, North, and Central). - 五车腹笥 (a metaphor for rich knowledge, as if one has five carts full of books). - 五方旗帜 (flags of five colors representing each of the five directions). - 五伯 (refers to the five hegemons of the Spring and Autumn period). - 五虫 (a collective term for five types of insects). - 五木 (referring to ancient implements). - 五浮 (the topsoil). - 五细 (five types of low-status individuals). - 五云 (the five types of cloud colors). - 五剽 (a medium type of powdered soil). - 五义 (five virtues between family members). 引 1. In "正字通": 五, synonymous with 伍, differing in meaning but same in pronunciation, where official documents state it as "五" instead of "伍".