Burn Them All

Fire, a commonly used Chinese character, pronounced as huǒ, was first seen in Oracle2. Its original meaning refers to the flame produced when an object burns, and later extended to include explosions or shootings that produce flames, anger, hot air in traditional Chinese medicine, passionate, red, etc. 3 "Fire" is also often used as a radical of Chinese characters. When used as a radical in Chinese characters with a ** structure, "fire" is written as "". 3On November 20, 2019, the "Chinese Language Inventory 2019" activity was launched. The National Language Resources Monitoring and Research Center recommended the international words "fire, wall, and commerce" through monitoring the corpus. 4 This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.