鼻子

The Chinese word for "nose" is 鼻子 (bizi). It is composed of two characters: 鼻 (bi), which means "nose", and 子 (zi), which is a diminutive suffix. The character 鼻 is a pictograph that depicts a person's nose. The character 子 is often used to form nouns that refer to small objects or concepts. In the case of 鼻子, the character 子 is used to indicate that the nose is a small part of the body.The word 鼻子 has been used in Chinese for centuries. It is found in many ancient texts, including the Shijing (Book of Songs), which is one of the oldest collections of Chinese poetry. The word 鼻子 is also used in many modern Chinese texts, including newspapers, magazines, and books.The word 鼻子 is pronounced "bizi" in Mandarin Chinese. The first tone is a high, level tone. The second tone is a rising tone. The word 鼻子 is written from left to right, with the character 鼻 written first, followed by the character 子.