So Gong Sunlong said happily, I came at the right time. Well, chicken is an appetizer. It seems that Zhuangzi knows that I like to eat chicken legs and specially prepared them for me! After that, you don't have to wait for Zhuangzi to sit down. Zhuangzi deliberately made things difficult for Zi Long: "Where is the chicken? Only one. So there are only two chicken legs.
The problem is that we both like chicken legs as much as you do. You can't force me because of you.
, right? .
Hearing this, Gong Sunlong had to wonder how ducks could fly, not to mention my sophistry master. If I run away, I can't show my strength. He began to quibble:' Why do you lie to me when it is obvious that chickens have three legs?' Zhuangzi was overjoyed when he heard this, thinking that he could educate this sophistry dragon this time, he said, Please count it for me, sir, and don't repeat it! GongSunLong pointed to the chicken's left foot and asked Zhuangzi, Is this a drumstick? Zhuangzi said: Yes. GongSunLong pointed to the chicken's right foot and asked Zhuangzi, is this a drumstick? Zhuangzi said: Yes.
Gong Sunlong finally pointed two fingers at the chicken feet and asked Zhuangzi: Is this a chicken leg? Zhuangzi said: Yes, but.
Gong Sunlong immediately interrupted: Did I repeat what I asked my husband? Zhuangzi said: No, but.
Gong Sunlong immediately interrupted: Chicken legs are different, you admit it. Did you answer it three times? Zhuangzi know again is the ghost of GongSunLong; However, this time Zhuangzi was not a vegetarian. He immediately broke off the chicken leg and said: Yes, yes, sir, that's right; Of course I should share my chicken.
You (his friend who came first); I have one too; Mr. gongsun.
Eat the last one.
2. Several meanings of "distance" in classical Chinese ①; Toe-like protrusion on the back of male drumsticks.
②& lt； ; move >:； Arrive; Arrive.
③& lt； ; move >:； Leave; Distance.
④& lt； ; move >:； Pass "refuse", resist, resist.
⑤& lt； ; move >:； Pass "refuse", refuse to keep, keep.
⑥& lt； ; move >:； Pass "refuse" and refuse to abandon.
⑦& lt； ; Shape >; Pass the "giant" and become bigger.
Extended data
First, the evolution of glyphs.
Second, etymological explanation.
Classical Chinese version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: distance, chicken distance also. From the foot, loud voice.
Vernacular version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Distance, the toe-like part protruding behind the chicken leg. The font takes "foot" as the side and "giant" as the sound side.
Three. Interpretation of related words
1，gap [chā jù]
The difference between things also refers to the difference from a certain standard: learn advanced and find ~. They have a great view.
2. Distance [xiāng jù]
Distance from each other: ~ not far. About 20 years.
3. Line spacing [háng jü]
The distance between two adjacent rows generally refers to the distance between two rows of plants.
4. Spacing [jiān jù]
Distance between the two: You can know the length of the limbs or body of an animal from the front and back of the footprint.
5, focal length [jiāo jù]
The distance from the vertex of a parabolic mirror or the center of a thin lens to the main focus.
6. Plant spacing
The distance between two adjacent plants in the same row.
3. How to call the leg face in the poem, also known as the court day, that is, the middle of the forehead.
One refers to the left and right eyebrows, and the other refers to the front center of the face. Que, (Qu) people, commonly known as the eyebrows.
Between the eyebrows, it is said to be in the middle; The one slightly above the eyebrows is called Queshang. Eyebrows are the same as eyebrows, commonly known as eyebrows.
That is, the inner end of the eyebrows. The sunken fossa in the eye socket (K family), also known as the eye socket.
Eye cells, commonly known as eye cells, are now called eyelids. Also called upper eyelid and lower eyelid.
Eye, class or net, also called eyeliner, is now called eyelid margin. That is, the eyelashes grow on the edge of the eyelids.
It is called the upper eye, or the upper chord, that is, the upper eyelid margin; Hereinafter referred to as lower eye, or lower chord, that is, lower eyelid margin. Inner canthus, also called big canthus, is inner canthus.
Sharp canthus, also known as small canthus and outer canthus. 〓〓〓〓〓〓〓〓〓〓〓〓〓〓〓〓〓〓〓〓〓〓〓〓〓 12
That is, the depression between the eyes, above the nose column. The uterine bone, also known as Tang Ming bone, is commonly known as the nasal column, that is, under the nasal root and above the nasal tip.
One refers to the root of the nose. The hall is the nose.
Point to the tip of your nose. The nose is also called the king of noodles.
Refers to the tip of nose, nose and aiming head. 〓〓〓〓〓〓〓〓〓〓〓〓〓〓〓〓〓〓〓〓〓〓〓〓〓 12
It is equivalent to the maxillary and zygomatic parts that constitute the orbit in modern anatomy. 〓〓〓〓〓〓〓〓〓〓〓〓〓〓〓〓〓〓〓〓〓〓〓〓〓 12
⑶ ⑶ ⑶ ⑶ and (há ngs ⑶ ng ⑶ ⑶) refer to the part where the palate communicates with the nose, which is equivalent to the nasopharynx. Chin and (kē) are also called Digo, commonly known as chin, and now they are called mandibular body.
Kiss, the lips around the mouth are called kisses. One sentence refers to two quarrels.
H, (y) Below the corners of the mouth, in front of the cheeks. Temples and [nièrú Nie Ru], commonly known as the sun, are now called wingpoints.
Outside the eyebrow arch, above the zygomatic arch. Qujiao, also known as Qujiao and Quzhou, is commonly known as sideburns.
Hairline, located at the lateral lower side of the frontal angle and above the ear, is a bent and drooping part. Earmuffs, small beads in front of the ears, commonly known as the tragus, are now called tragus.
No ears, there is a gap in the tragus. Pull down, it is the earlobe.
Jaw, also known as auxiliary vehicle. That is, the mandibular branch is the subauricular part of the mandible.
Root, the root of a tooth. Dental cart, that is, gums.
Curved teeth, that is, lower gums. Named for its forward bending.
Curved cheeks, finger mandibular angle. Cheek car, finger jaw.
The tongue is the root of the tongue. Refers to the upper mouth of esophagus (pharyngeal cavity) and throat.
The floorboard of the throat. The chin and (Han Han) are tied to the throat, and the skin on both sides is soft.
That is, between the mandibular floor and thyroid cartilage. The jade occipital bone and the protruding bones on both sides of the occipital protuberance are now called the occipital superior nape line.
Finished bone, also known as Shoutai bone. Refers to the high bone behind the ear, now called mastoid.
Columnar bone is a general term for cervical vertebrae. Also known as Tianzhu bone.
Absence of pelvis and supraclavicular fossa. The end of the bone is called〓.
Such as the sternum. Giant bone, also known as pelvic loss, is now called clavicle.
The place where the wishbone and scapula meet the clavicle is equivalent to acromioclavicular joint. In ancient books, it was called the giant bone point, between the two forks.
Epiphysis and (yú) bone are called epiphysis for short. Also known as acromion, acromion, commonly known as shoulder back.
It is equivalent to the acromion process of the scapula. The shoulder joint is now called the shoulder joint.
Muscle protrusions on both sides of the chest. Equivalent to pectoralis major.
The part between the middle and the breast. Beard and (hé y ū s ū s ū s ū s ū s ū s
The bone under the sternum that covers the heart. Now called sternal xiphoid process.
On the armpit and flank (qū area), it is the floorboard of flank rib. Seasonal threats, also known as seasonal ribs, soft ribs and jué rib.
That is, the soft spot. 1/3 curved nail and curved protrusion on scapula.
Now it's called the scapula. Shoulder refers to the shoulder and the part behind the shoulder.
One is another name for the scapula. Under the threat of the season, there is no empty soft place with ribs.
It is equivalent to the waist of the abdomen. The abdomen and the part about 3 inches below the navel of the finger correspond to the sperm chamber of men and the uterus of women.
Transverse bone refers to the transverse bone between two strands. Equivalent to the pubic bone in modern anatomy.
The curved bone in the middle of the transverse bone is now called pubic symphysis. The rat's groin (X and night) is the groin.
Qi Jie refers to the femoral artery in the groin. Court hole, also known as court hole, refers to * * * mouth.
Cuan channeling, also known as the lower pole and screen, refers to the space between the front and back yin, that is, it will be * * *. Between the lower pole and the second yin, it must be * * *.
Also refers to the root of the nose. The spine refers to the spine (spine).
Also known as tarsal bone, commonly known as spine. Most of the ridges mentioned in TCM start from 1 thoracic spinous process and count down to the fourth sacral spinous process, ***2 1.
Lu (brigade) is also called. Refers to the muscles on both sides of the spine, about where the sacrospinous muscles are distributed.
Below the waist is called arsine. The tarsal bone refers to the spine, one refers to the spine, and the other refers to the spinous process of 1 thoracic spine.
Arsine and (shēn Shen) generally refer to the muscle groups on both sides of the spine. Or refers to the muscle part below the iliac crest.
Lumbar condyle (K family) refers to the bones protruding from both sides of the waist, similar to today's posterior superior iliac spine. Tarsal bone and sacrococcygeal are collectively referred to.
Sacral end, also known as sacrum, coccyx, caudal (1), osteopenia and process bone. The last segment of the tarsal bone is the coccyx.
Shoulder, also called arm. Refers to the part below the shoulder and above the wrist.
One refers to the outside of the upper arm. Popliteal fossa and (nào) refer to the muscles protruding from the shoulder to the inside of the elbow near the armpit, that is, biceps brachii.
One is collectively called the upper arm. Its buckling side is called the inside of the bilge, and its extension side is called the outside of the bilge.
Divide meat, generally referring to muscles. Auxiliary bone, in the upper limb, refers to the radius.
Also known as the upper bone. The bones on both sides of the lower limb refers to the knee: the medial appendage, that is, the bony process composed of the medial condyle at the lower end of femur and the medial condyle at the upper end of tibia; The external auxiliary of lateral name is the bony process composed of lateral condyle of femur and lateral condyle of tibia.
Or refers to fibula, also known as external auxiliary bone. Reaching bone, also known as pointed bone.
The high bone at the lower end of the little finger arm. Equivalent to styloid process of ulna.
Speaking of bean bones. Body surface high bone and high process bone.
Or refers to the high bone at the lower end of the arm bone of the big finger, which is equivalent to the styloid process of the radius. Cunkou, under the transverse stripes of the radial palms of both hands, where the radial artery beats.
Fish, the flesh bulging behind the big finger. The dividing line between red meat and white meat outside is called fishbone.
Some people also call the thumb a big fish and the little finger a small fish. The finger, the third finger.
Commonly known as the middle finger (toe). Metaphyseal end and (B √ occlusion) refer to the upper femur.
One is the floorboard of the upper part of lower limbs. The metaphysis refers to the big bone on the knee, now called femur.
Metaphyseal and finger hip joint. Also known as disgust and machines.
Or refers to the greater trochanter of femur, located at the top of the lateral thigh, and the femur obviously protrudes outward. The upper end of thigh, that is, the upper end of quadriceps femoris.
Yang-turning refers to the lateral part of thigh. Femoral yin and inner thigh.
The femur and above the knee are collectively called thighs. Commonly known as thighs.
The inner thigh and thigh of a fish are shaped like a fish's stomach. Which is the adductor muscle of the thigh.
Futu, the quadriceps femoris protruding in front of the thigh, looks like Futu, hence the name. Popliteal fossa and behind the knee.
4. Ancient Chinese translation: A chicken has three feet, three cattle and sheep have hair, and a chicken has feathers, which means that a chicken has one foot, which counts as two feet; Second, love hairy cattle and sheep, and love winged chickens.
The so-called chicken foot is a name (here is a nominal chicken foot). Counting chicken feet has two (real feet), two plus one, so a chicken has three feet. The so-called ox foot or sheep foot is also a name (nominal ox foot). A few cows or sheep have four feet (real feet), and four feet plus one, so it is five feet.
Cattle and sheep have five feet and chickens have three feet. Please forgive me for the poor translation! Related: As we all know, chickens have only two feet. Why does he insist that there are three? A closer look at his words reveals that his intention lies between name and reality: when people mention chicken feet, they are actually talking about a nominal chicken feet, which is synonymous with real chicken feet-just like a person's name, you don't have a name to exist, but you artificially add a name as a label to show the difference-if you add this nominal foot to the original two feet of a chicken, aren't it three feet? Gong Sunzilong skillfully added the virtual foot and the real foot.
Pang Pu, an old scholar in China, understands Gongsun Zilong in this way: "In the opposite of reality, there is an absolute existence that dominates this opposite; There is a foot above two feet; Without this one, there would be no these two, and with these two, there would be this one; Two plus one equals three, so a chicken has three feet. " What is the reason for this "more than two feet" foot? This nominal foot sounds metaphysical, but I guess if no one exists, this foot has no foundation for existence.
Everything in name is given by people, completely from people's subjectivity. Of course, there are reasons for this abstract thing to be divorced from matter, but these names are nothing and need not exist. If we look at the "three-legged chicken" without human existence, there is no such thing and there is no need for this.
The most typical trinity theory in China's tradition is "Heaven, Earth and Man". The three talents have the unity of heaven and man, which is naturally indispensable and impossible without human factors. When people exist as participants and observers, how can there be no subjective intervention? The expression "three-legged chicken" is a typical representative of this situation.
I hope I can help you.