中国数词（Chinese numerals）.doc

中国数词（Chinese numerals） The year before and after 190 years (about the Eastern Han Dynasty) in a book called Shu Shu Ji Yi the classics, quite complete records China stands for numeral in quantity. These numerals have one or two, three or four, five or six, seven or eight, nine, ten, 100, 000, 000, 000, 000, 000, 000, 000, 000, 000, 000, and so on, Billion, trillion, Beijing, Gai, Zhu, rang, ditch, gully, and load. And the Chinese numeral expresses the biggest pole in the law, when this book is It is not recorded, but it is often used to indicate the concept of infinity. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- One, ten, one hundred, thousand Ten thousand, one hundred thousand, one million, ten million Billion, one billion, 10 billion, 100 billion Zhao, ten trillion, 100, Gigabit Beijing, ten Beijing, Beijing, Beijing Gai, ten, 100, 1000 Gai Gai gai Ten, Zi Zi, Zi Zi, a hundred thousand Rang, ten, 100, 1000 rang rang rang Ditch, ten ditch, hundred ditch, thousand ditch Jian River, ten rivers, 100 rivers and thousands of rivers Positive, ten positive, hundred positive, thousand positive They are loaded in ten, hundred and thousand Poles, ten poles, one hundred poles, one thousand poles Pole is the largest number in China. In the book Chinese numerals, it is only recorded in Zai, but it has not been recorded as pole The following is the introduction of Buddhism to China from India (of course not in modern times), adding five more units to Chinese numerals, Its not a word yet! Ganges RIver sand, ten Ganges RIver sand, hundred Ganges RIver sand, thousand Ganges RIver sand A monk, ten, a monk, a monk, a monk, a monk That is from him, from ten to him, from hundred to him, and from him Incredible, ten incredible, unbelievable, unbelievable No amount, no ten, no quantity, no quantity I can understand why this quantity is incredible ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Millio