北京的南池子大街南口有一座古建筑,叫皇史宬(音成),是明清两朝存放皇家档案的专门场所。这个宬字,本义是指藏书的房子,意义虽然平常,但由于冷僻,反倒有一种天生的神秘感和贵族气质,就像古代皇帝的名字,都喜用一些难得一见的生字。而且,这个字的字形也很独特,初见之下,总觉得与常规汉字不太一样,好像哪里多了一点东西。细琢磨一下,才能发现,是宝盖下面的“成”字的字形十分完美、庄重,似乎无需遮盖了。房屋下是集大成的完美,这样的心态,大概只能是皇家的心态了。北京皇史宬 There is an ancient building at the south exit of Nanchizi Street in Beijing called Emperor Shih-tao (sound into), which is a special place for storing the royal archives in the Ming and Qing dynasties. This character, the original meaning refers to the collection of books house, although the usual meaning, but because of the remote, but there is a natural mystery and aristocratic temperament, just like the ancient emperors’ names, like to use some rare words. Moreover, the word glyph is also very unique, initially, always feel different from the conventional Chinese characters, as if where a little more things. Carefully pondering it, we can see that the shape of the word “成”, which is below the cover, is perfect and solemn and does not seem to need to be covered. Under the house is a culmination of perfect, such a state of mind, probably only royal attitude. Beijing Emperor history 宬