Ancient words describing letters

1. The words used to describe letters in ancient times are different from those used in ancient China. Books refer to letters, believers. Later, letters were generally called letters. In other words, modern letters were usually called "books" in ancient times. "Zuo Zhuan" records: "The uncle made the son produce books." Famous letters, such as Sima Qian's Letter to Ren An. In modern Chinese, "book" still retains the meaning of "letter", such as "letter from home". The nicknames of ancient letters are introduced as follows:

Before the brief invention of papermaking, China used bamboo slices cut into long and narrow strips as writing materials. People call this kind of bamboo chip Jane. The bamboo pieces used to write letters are called bamboo slips.

The thin and small wood used for writing in ancient times was called bamboo slips. When writing bamboo slips in the Han Dynasty, the width of imperial edicts was less than 3 feet, while the width of ordinary letters was only 1 foot, so letters were called letters.

In ancient Cambodia, Cambodian bamboo slips were very common, including letters, business cards and posts, such as invitations, greetings and books.

In ancient times, white silk was called plain silk. Letters written in white silk (or silk) are called geometry, and later "geometry" became synonymous with letters.

Stationery was originally a beautiful piece of bamboo for people to write poems or draw pictures. General stationery is also called stationery, and later it is synonymous with letters.

The letter originally refers to the envelope of the letter. In ancient times, letters were sent in wooden boxes, which was called letters. Later, letters were called letters, such as letters, letters and official letters.

Zaza refers to ancient letters and public and private documents. According to "Selected Works" and "Nineteen Ancient Poems and Seventeen Poems", there is such a poem: "Guests come from afar, leave me a book." Zagreb originally meant small wooden slips used for ancient writing. The word "letter" is still widely used.

The nicknames of the above letters are all related to the materials used in writing letters in ancient China. In addition to the above nicknames, there are some nicknames in ancient letters. In ancient times, there was a saying that Hongyan handed down books. This allusion comes from Wu Zhuan: "The son of heaven shoots at the forest and gets a goose, which is covered with silk books and speaks eloquently in a river." So, later, red rocks were used instead of letters.

Carp also refers to letters. This allusion comes from the poem "Drinking Horses in the Great Wall Cave" written by Han Yuefu: "A guest came from afar, left me a pair of carp, called boiled carp, and there were letters in it." There are several ways for carp to call letters. One is called Pisces. For example, in the Song Dynasty's "Butterfly Loves Flowers", "There is nowhere to ask if the butterfly flies, and the tall buildings are separated by water, and the Pisces are broken." The other is called "double carp". Liu Yuxi's poem "Send Cui out" says: "Acacia looks at the Huaihe River, and double carp should not be rare." Han Yu's poem "Send Lutong" also includes the poem "Send Long Bearded Carp". In Li Shangyin's poem "To Secretary Hu Ling", "Song and Shu have been away from home for a long time, and the two carp are separated by a piece of paper." Some of them are directly called "fish books", and the poem "Recalling Yu Di" by Wei Gao, a poet in the Tang Dynasty: "There is no fish book in the Yangtze River, and it is like a piano to send acacia." Because carp is often used instead of letters, the ancients often made letters into carp shapes. In the poem "Han Yuefu", there is a saying that "the ruler is like a remnant of snow, forming a pair of carp. You should know well and read the books in the curtains. "

Letters also refer to letters. Letters originally refers to the mailbox of letters. After ancient letters are written, they are usually found in a bamboo tube or wooden tube and then sent out. There is a phrase in Li Bai's poem, "Peach and bamboo calligraphy, elegant writing". Later, the book tube also became synonymous with letters. For example, there is a saying in Zhao Fan's poem in the Song Dynasty: "I am afraid that there will be no geese in Hengyang, and the book container will not disturb people."

Eight-part essay is also another name for letters. In the past, letters had eight lines per page, so they were called eight-part essays. Li Xian quoted Ma Rong's "Zhang Dou Shu" in the Book of the Later Han Dynasty: "Meng Ling's slave came and gave him a book. He saw the handwriting ... Although there are two books, eight lines of paper and seven words." Wen Tingyun wrote: "Eight lines, a thousand miles of dreams, flying in the south."

2. Words describing letters and idioms about letters

Idiom explanation

"Leading Yin Xin" refers to letters sent to or from distant places.

Insurance: general insurance refers to the gift given, which is extended to bribery; Bamboo slips are books, referring to letters, especially the letters required here. Refers to people who visit with gifts and letters. Bribery, please help me.

Pile up: pile up. Case: desk. Official documents, letters, books, etc. All piled up on the table. Originally refers to a large backlog of diplomas waiting to be processed. Later, it also means that there are many books or written materials.

Put it in Hongqiao Hongqiao: Jin Dynasty, surnamed Yin Mingxian, word Hongqiao. Metaphor letter lost.

Huang Er Chuan Shu Huang Er: dog name; Books: letters. The yellow dog sends books back and forth to the host. Metaphor after sending letters from home.

Books are not all words: letters. It is difficult to fully express its meaning in the letter. Later, I often use idioms at the end of letters.

Stop the clouds and set the moon to show the memory of relatives and friends (used in old letters).

In ancient times, it was written in silk, usually a foot long, so it was called a letter. Refers to the delivery of letters.

Cut off feathers and scales, cut off letters. Feather scales, fish geese.

River fish, geese and ancient fish geese can send letters, and then use "river fish, geese" to refer to the sender.

The letter was broken and there was no news.

Sending a goose to deliver a book is delivering a letter.

A fish and a goose are like letters. Describe the longing and expectation for the letter.

Wild geese go fishing and write letters to each other. Goose and fish are metaphors of letters.

Wild goose, vegetarian fish, paper refers to letters.

Letters and messages were cut off. Also known as "the voice suddenly asked."

Fish intestines refer to letters.

Fish intestines and goose feet refer to letters in general.

Fish sink goose, metaphor letter impassability, news cut off.

Fish-sealed goose stickers generally refer to letters.

Fish stories and wild goose books generally refer to letters.

Fish book and goose post generally refer to letters.

Books and letters at hand. Wooden slips used in ancient Chinese characters are called letters because they are simple and long.

Bees and butterflies make bees and butterflies dance among flowers. Metaphorically, it is a person who mediates or delivers letters between men and women.

Bow your hands, bow your head: bow your head; Kowtow: An ancient ritual of bowing, kowtowing to the ground, which is the most respectful of the nine worships. Used to greet each other in letters.

A letter reporting the safety of family members.

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3. Words used to describe letters pile up: pile up. Case: desk. Official documents, letters, books, etc. All piled up on the table. Originally refers to a large backlog of diplomas waiting to be processed. Later, it also means that there are many books or written materials.

Put it in Hongqiao Hongqiao: Jin Dynasty, surnamed Yin Mingxian, word Hongqiao. Metaphor letter lost.

Huang Er Chuan Shu Huang Er: dog name; Books: letters. The yellow dog sends books back and forth to the host. Metaphor after sending letters from home.

Books are not all words: letters. It is difficult to fully express its meaning in the letter. Later, I often use idioms at the end of letters.

Stop the clouds and set the moon to show the memory of relatives and friends (used in old letters).

In ancient times, it was written in silk, usually a foot long, so it was called a letter. Refers to the delivery of letters.

Cut off feathers and scales, cut off letters. Feather scales, fish geese.

River fish, geese and ancient fish geese can send letters, and then use "river fish, geese" to refer to the sender.

4. Poems describing letters-the "good name" of ancient letters

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"After three months of war, a letter from home is worth a ton of gold." This is a poem in the great poet Du Fu's Spring Hope. The letter is full of deep affection and friendship, which makes relatives in Qian Shan thousands of miles away meet each other, so it is particularly precious.

Since ancient times, letters have been closely linked with daily life, and people have given them many interesting names and given them a good taste. "Guests from afar left me a pair of carp. Hu Er cooks carp with books in it. " What a wonderful poem and touching scene!

Is there really a "ruler book" in the fish's stomach? Ancient letters were often written in white silk, about a foot long, so they were called "geometry books". White geometry books are usually in the shape of a pair of carp. There is a saying in the ancient Yuefu poem: "Geometry books are a pair of carp. If you want to know what you are thinking, look at the book in your stomach. " So "Carp of Geometer" is synonymous with letters. The "boiled carp" in the last poem is not really cooked.

Many people know the story of Su Wu herding sheep. He once tied a letter to a goose's foot and took it back to his motherland. This is what people call the "Hongyan Pass the Book". So letters are often collectively referred to as "fish geese". For example, there are ancient poems such as "there is no fish and goose book in the Yangtze River to send you homesickness for Qin".

Before the invention of paper, in addition to writing letters in silk, the ancients also used bamboo and wood chips as writing materials, which were called Jane, stationery and bamboo slips, so letters were sometimes called "stationery, bamboo slips" or "bamboo slips". Stripes and sliders are the same length as plain silk.

After the invention of paper, people made a small and exquisite paper-"Jane", which was specially used to write poems and letters, and used it as a ghostwriter for letters. Yan Shu said: "If you want to send colored paper, you will know where it is!"

Who sent the brocade book? The word "wild goose" returns, and the moon is full of the West Building. Flowers float, water flows. One kind of lovesickness, two places of leisure. -Li Qingzhao

5. What words were used to express the letters of 1 in ancient times?

2 books

3 Zha

4 Jane

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The letter "letter" for short is something that only existed in modern times. In the long historical process, due to the evolution of books and materials, letters have many aliases and reputations. Here are a few examples.

Bamboo slips, Cambodian slips, Zagreb slips and iron slips are also called ancient books and bamboo slips, books and the like can be called Jane, and letters and the like can also be called Jane. There is a difference between a book and an abbreviated version. The length of the book is appropriate, while the abbreviated version is more than zero. After the Wei and Jin Dynasties, "Cambodia" was also written in "Jian". It is still in use today. Zagreb is a small wooden slip used in ancient Chinese characters, which was later used as another name for letters. Letters written on silk in ancient times were called posts, such as some miscellaneous posts written by famous calligraphers Zhong You, Wang Xizhi and Wang Xianzhi, which were short letters with meaningful feelings.

Writing paper, plain paper and elegant paper are small and luxurious, and plain paper is white raw silk. Many ancient people wrote letters on writing paper and plain paper. John is a bird feather and was used as a pen in ancient times. Therefore, stationery, elements and letters are usually called letters. Later, with the development of written materials, people still like to use words such as elegance, plainness and Hua Han as the laudatory name of letters.

The envelope of a letter is called a letter, and each letter is called a letter. Later, letters were used instead of letters.

Footprint knee, book edition. Ancient envelops were about one foot long, so they were called letters, also known as "ruler element", "ruler Han", "ruler Jane", "ruler paper" and "ruler book", which generally referred to letters.

Yanzu, Yan Bo, Yan Shu and Luan Jian recorded the story of Su Wu in Hanshu, saying that Su Wu was detained by Xiongnu and herded sheep in Beihai. Later, Han Ting asked Xiongnu to return Su Wu, and Xiongnu lied that Wu was dead. The Han envoy said Khan, and the Han emperor got the goose of the Northern Song Dynasty in the forest garden. The goose was full of silk, saying that Su Wu and others were in a river, so Khan had to release Su Wu to Han. Thus, letters became synonymous with goose feet, goose silks and goose books. For another example, Shu in Song Dynasty was good at taking ten-color notes, and there were hidden lines of flowers and trees on the notes, so he gave the letters another name: Luan Notes.

Eight-part essay used to be vertical stationery, divided into eight lines with red lines, and the letters are also called eight-part essay.

In addition, such as letter, Jane, single, slide, knee, ruler, letter, news, audio, audio query, audio mail, audio letter, audio book, etc., are also used as pronouns of letters. For another example, handwritten letters are called calligraphy, short messages are called short messages, short books are short messages, short messages are called answers, Buddhist letters are called legal posts, letters that sever contact with people are called dear John, letters without names are called anonymous letters, and anonymous letters that slander are called flying books, flying articles and flying chapters, and so on.

Among collectors, especially calligraphy and painting collectors, they have always attached great importance to the collection of letters, because one can study calligraphy and the other can study related historical materials. In ancient times, geese, bluebirds, homing pigeons and carp were used to deliver letters quickly. In addition, there are express delivery and postal delivery. Here, I call the letter a brief introduction for fans' reference. Book: A letter from home is a letter from home, and a personal letter is a personal letter. Letter: A memo is a letter, and an official letter is an official letter. Zagreb: Great Zagreb is an important letter, and a gift letter is a gift letter. Jane: A letter is a letter, but Jane believes it. Note: Even if the note is a letter, brocade note and fancy note are good names for a letter.

Letters: namely letters and notes. In ancient times, a foot-long piece of wood was often used to write letters.

Ruler rope: silk book. Write a letter with a foot-long white silk.

Carp and swan goose: both originated from ancient China allusions, and gradually evolved into synonymous letters.

6. The idiom "Yin Xin" describes letters.

dragons rising and tigers leaping

Interpretation refers to letters sent to or from distant places.

The origin of Yuan Gaoming's Pipa Story Boyixing: "Sighing for thousands of miles, I miss my loved ones every day. Green plums are like beans, and it is difficult to send letters. "

Formal idioms

Used as object and attribute; letter

Idiom Story During the Southern Dynasties and the Song Dynasty, Lu Kai and scholar Ye Fan had a good relationship, and they often corresponded. One day, Lu Kai picked a plum blossom in Jiangnan and wrote a poem: "Fold the plum blossom and give it to the people in the faucet. Jiangnan has nothing, talk about a spring. " , sent to Chang 'an, Ye Fan. Ye Fan was deeply moved after receiving the letter.