However, these two pronouns usually do not act as subjects. So the classical Chinese you quoted as "She is my daughter" or "She is my wife" should be: This woman is my woman; This woman is also my wife.
Note: Ancient women refer to unmarried women and women refer to married women; Women: That is, daughters, such as Zuo Zhuan Xiang Gong Twenty-six Years: "Song Rui gave birth to a girl with red hair and abandoned her under the embankment." . Wife: That is, the wife, such as "Poem Xiaoya Long Beach": "The wife is like a drum, and the piano is like a harp."
2. Which words mean "Yi" in classical Chinese? Classical Chinese usage: 1, verb: a uses; Use.
Shejiang: "Loyalty is not necessary, and sages are not necessary." Do it.
Luz, Ceng Yong, You Ran and Gong Xihua sat down: "If you know me, why?" C thinks. Zou Ji satirized Xu Shu, King of Qi: "Everyone is more beautiful than Xu Gong."
D indicates the tools and methods used or relied on by the action, which can be translated as "take", "use", "rely on" and "handle" as appropriate. Lian Po Lin Xiangru biography: "I would like to invite Yibi with fifteen cities."
Preposition: A acts as an object and can be translated as "ba". Lian Po Lin Xiangru biography: "Qin did not give Zhao the city, Zhao did not give Qin Bi."
B stands for the reason of the action, which can be translated as "because" and "because". The Snake Catcher said: "And I live by catching snakes alone."
Biography of Lian Po and Lin Xiangru: "You can't rebel against the joy of Qin." C indicates the time and place of the action, which can be translated as "in" and "from".
Biography of Su Wu: "Wuyi arrived in the capital in the spring of the sixth year of Yuan Dynasty." D represents the object of action and behavior, which is the same as "and" and can be translated as "and" and "; Sometimes it can be translated as "lead, lead".
"Warring States Policy Zhou Ce": "The world changed, the king cut Hanzhong and made peace with Chu." "Xinlingjun steals the charm to save Zhao": "(Gongzi) is going to be a guest and mutually assured destruction with Zhao."
3. Conjunction: A indicates a coordinate or progressive relationship, which can be translated as "er", "you", "he" or omitted. "You Bao Chan": "There are many tourists near; If the risk is far away, it will be less. "
B stands for inheritance, and the action before "one" is often the means and way of the latter action, which can be translated as "er" or omitted. Travel to Baochan: "Light a fire for four people."
C stands for causality, and is often used before the clause indicating the reason, which can be translated as "because" and "because". "Biography of Lian Po and Lin Xiangru": "I am a national emergency and a personal enemy."
D represents the relationship between modification and modification. "Farewell Speech": "The wood is thriving, and the spring water begins to flow."
The relationship between e items can be translated as "er", "lai" and "Yong". The world said: "Write the world and make it last forever."
F represents the boundary or range of time, direction and quantity, and its usage is the same as that of modern Chinese. "Zhang Hengchuan": "Since the princes, there is no luxury."
G means to turn to another thing when describing one thing, which can be translated as "as for" and "Liu Yichuan": "Only those who suit their hearts will be bullied by the monarch, and the rest are vulgar.
Those who are careful not to be avoided by words overhear it. Are you interested? 4. Adverb: Tong "You". It's already started.
"Chen She Family": "It's strange to buy fish for cooking and get books in the belly of fish." .
3. Me, what words are used to describe ancient classical Chinese? There are elegance and vulgarity, rigor of historians and vulgarity of drama.
In more serious, elegant and formal classical Chinese, "I" is generally used as: Yu, Wu, I, Yu, Mou, Ang, concubine (female), fool, servant and so on.
Only emperors, officials and ministers: me, orphans, widows, kings, ministers, ministers, last generals, generals, governors and commanders.
In a more popular way, I am born late, studying late, incompetent, slave (female), the next generation, born late, junior, sage (early vernacular), old man, poor monk (monk) and old woman (monk). . .
"Yu" and "Yu" are commonly used in ancient times, and they are often used as subject, object and attribute to express singular. For example, Su Shi's Shi Zhongshan Collection "The ancients didn't bully me" (the ancients didn't bully me); Mencius Zhang Wan is "cooked and eaten" (I have cooked and eaten).
"I" and "I" are common in ancient books, and can be used as subject, object and attribute, and can be plural according to the meaning of the context. Such as "Historical Records of Xiang Yu", "Today is a knife, I am a fish, how can I quit" (others are knives and chopping boards, and we are killing fish and meat, how can we leave); Mencius Hui Liang Wang Shang "What the teacher said has a great influence on me" (what the teacher said touched me a lot and made me feel suddenly enlightened).
"I" was a general self-name before the pre-Qin period, such as Qu Yuan's Lisao, my emperor Kao Boyong (my father's name is Boyong); After Qin Shihuang, it became a special synonym that can only be used for emperors. For example, "Historical Records of Qin Shihuang's Biography" "I am the first emperor, and later generations are counted, and the second and third generations will last forever, and there will be endless life" (
I am the first emperor).
"Ang" is often used in The Book of Songs, such as "Ang needs my friends regardless of whether people participate in Ang or not" (others wade across the river, but I don't, so I have to wait for my friends).
"Nong" belongs to Wu dialect and was used as the first personal pronoun in Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties.
4. Which word "should" in classical Chinese can represent "should" in classical Chinese?
Pinyin: y and ng gā i.
Used for advice, which is reasonably necessary or necessary; It means to speculate that the speaker is uncertain about the phenomenon or not confident in what he says.
It is not advisable to go too far. ("appropriate" should be; Visit. )-"Historical Records Biography of Wei Gongzi"
Make sentences:
1, we must resolutely oppose the idea that men are superior to women.
Your behavior of harming others and benefiting yourself should be condemned by your conscience.
Every student should make a study plan.
With the improvement of living standard, we should advocate moderate consumption.
As an insider, you should know this very well.
5. The usage of "ye" in classical Chinese
(A) the use of the word "ye" as an auxiliary word:
1, the word "ye" indicates the usage of judgment mood: generally translated as "yes" and "yes".
(1) Xu Gong in the north of the city, the beauty of qi ("Zou Ji" ironic talented).
(2) Sean said: "Pei Gong participated in Fan Kuai" ("Hongmen Banquet")
2. Usage of the modal particle "ye" at the end of the sentence: expressing the statement or explanatory tone.
(1) In other words, I can't bear to be a baby. If I am innocent, I will die. Therefore, it's easy for a sheep (The Thing of Qi Huan Jinwen).
(2) the thunder suddenly surprised, palace car also. ("Epang Palace Fu")
3. The usage of "ye" in a sentence or at the end of a sentence: the tone of affirmation and exclamation.
① chirp! Those who destroy the six countries are also six countries, not Qin. Qin is also a Qin family, not the world. (Qin Dynasty)
(2) as for the oath day broken hair, tears streaming down her face, what a failure! (Introduction to Lingguan)
(3) the ancient people were not bullied (Shi Zhongshan Ji)
4. Usage of "ye" at the end of the sentence: expressing doubt or rhetorical tone.
(1) childe afraid of death? Why are you crying? ("New Stealing Symbol to Save Zhao")
(2) My king Shu was born with little illness. How can drum music be played? ("Bao Zhuang meets Mencius")
(3) Let Fu Qin love the people of the six countries, and the third generation will be king forever.
5. Usage of "Ye" at the end of the sentence: imperative mood.
(1) Attack it, surround it, and we will return it. (Battle of Kans)
(2) Don't make your sister worry about the end of the road ("Du Shiniang's Angry Chest")
(2) The usage of the modal particle "ye" in the sentence: it is used to indicate the pause of mood in the sentence.
That is to say, people often doubt it. (The Story of Shi Zhongshan)
(2) Its smell depends on me first. ("Shi Shuo")
The meaning of "... is also the meaning of" "... and the meaning of" harmony "... almost" this means "what is said is ... ah"
A poem says, "If others have a heart, just think about it." -the owner's name is also ("Qi Huan Jinwen's Things")
The modal particle "Yezai" is used together to strengthen the tone and often express exclamation or backchat. Example:
(1) Isn't it a short time, and successive generations are kings? ("Touch the Dragon and Tell the Queen Zhao")
(2) It is also good to have a doctor when you are poor! (Sick Plum Restaurant)
(3) Are you alone? (Introduction to Lingguan)
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