The metaphor of being very loyal to people and things.
There are 6 differences in "phi", of which 5 are similar glyphs, and 1 is a subtle change in strokes.
披【pī】
1. Cover or drape over the shoulder. Compound: shawl.
2. Open; Opened. Compound: Phi Reading.
3. Separate; Disperse.
4. (Bamboo, etc.) Cracking.
Pi
Ancient funeral utensils. It is made of silk and tied to both sides of the locomotive for pulling to prevent overturning.
There are 6 differences in "liver", 5 of which are similar in glyphs, and 1 is a subtle change in strokes.
liver [gān]
1. One of the digestive organs of humans and higher animals. Compound: liver.
2. Refers to the heart of a person.
There are 6 differences in "li", of which 5 are similar in glyphs and 1 is a subtle change in strokes.
沥【there】
1. Liquids such as moving water, tears, and blood fall drop by drop. Example: Exhaustive.
2. Dynamic exudation; make exudation; Filter.
Example: Drain wine. 3. Drop-by-drop oozing liquid; Refers specifically to strained wine. Example words: Yu Li, Zhu Li.
There are 6 differences in "gall", of which 5 are similar in glyphs and 1 is a subtle change in strokes.
胆【dǎn】
1. The gallbladder, the sac-like organ that stores bile, is located in front of the lower right lobe of the liver. Example: Lie down and taste the guts.
2. Name guts; Guts. Example: audacious.
3. Something that can hold water or inflatable inside some utensils.
4. First name.
Listen to music to make the difference.
There are 6 differences in the "pen", 5 of which are similar in glyphs, and 1 is a subtle change in the strokes.
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Pen【bǐ】
1. Stationery for writing and painting. Example: Pencil.
2. Use a pen to write. Example: Transcript.
3. The names form the strokes of Chinese characters. Example: Writing.
4. Amount (1) is used for payments, debts, etc. (2) Used for calligraphy and painting.
5. The name refers to the original calligraphy and painting.
Example: Danqing wonderful pen.
6. Names (writing, drawing, composing) skills and characteristics.