Serial number 1. Dismantling words
1. The word "fu" is pronounced as "f incarnation", meaning official, government, etc.
2. The word "land" is pronounced as "dǐ", which means official residence and residence.
Number two, understand the tone
1. "Fu" and "Ground" are the third sound, that is, softness.
Serial number three. Pronunciation points
1. Pronunciation of "fu": first shut up, put the tip of your tongue against the upper gum, and then relax the tip of your tongue to let the air flow through, forming the sound of [f].
2. Pronunciation of "Di": First shut up, stick the tip of your tongue to your upper gum, and then loosen the tip of your tongue to let the air flow, forming the sound of [d].
Fourth, syllable stress.
1. In Fu, the syllable stress of Fu is on the first syllable "fǔ" and that of Di is on the first syllable "dǐ".
Number five, the use of example sentences
1. "Fu" was often used to refer to the official residence in ancient times.
The residence of the emperor is the Forbidden City.
Serial number six. Historical background of residence
1. As the residence of officials, the mansion has a long tradition in the history of China. Since ancient times, the position of an official has determined the scale and luxury of his residence.
2. In ancient China, a mansion was usually the official residence provided by the government for senior officials, and it was also the place where they handled official business and received visitors.
3. Luxury houses are generally built in the city center or in places with beautiful scenery, with large scale and diverse architectural styles, reflecting the social status and cultural background at that time.
Expand knowledge:
Mansion in ancient China refers to the official residence of high officials and dignitaries or the residence of rich families. Luxury houses are usually magnificent buildings with solemn layout, gardens and ancillary buildings. Some palaces, such as the Forbidden City and the Summer Palace, have become important historical and cultural heritages of China. As a symbol of the aristocratic class, the mansion represents a symbol of power, status and wealth. In modern Chinese, the word "fu" is more used to describe a luxurious house or to represent the residence of a senior official.