First, the definition of "learning"
1, imitate, learn knowledge, acquire knowledge and read books.
2. Place to impart knowledge: school (referred to as "learning" or "school"). University. Colleges and middle schools. University. go to school
3. Mastered knowledge: learning (referred to as "learning"). Bachelor (A. Name of degree, graduated from university; B. ancient official names).
4. Different kinds of system knowledge: theory. Primary school (a. Ancient refers to literature, phonology and exegetics; B.now it refers to primary school).
Second, the etymology and evolution of "Xue"
"Learning" was first seen in Oracle Bone Inscriptions. It consists of a two-way hand, a chair and a side view of a house. Both hands are helpful, supportive, supportive and instructive. The "hexagrams" formed by the crisscross of long and short lines represent the change of objects and images, and the knowledge is endless, representing knowledge; A house means a place to study.
On the basis of Oracle Bone Inscriptions, Jin Wen added a word "zi" to the word "home", which represents children who are studying. The meaning of "learning" is more extensive and specific. Some words add the "Yi" on the side, indicating that the teacher is holding a pointer to urge the children to learn.
Xiao Zhuan continued the bronze inscription, but the strokes were rotated and the glyphs were arranged vertically. Lishu continues Xiao Zhuan, with straight strokes and flat glyphs, which are generally horizontal. Regular script continues the official script, and the font is square and regular. There are some changes in the upper two hands and stubborn parts.
Third, the combination of "learning"
Chemistry, gynecology, resumption of studies, official studies, expensive studies, reading studies, post-studies, eastern studies, model studies, two studies, extensive studies, bone studies, optics, sinology, natural history, solitary studies, cabinet studies, Chinese studies, school leaving, Chu studies, Ci studies, inheritance studies, Ci studies, otology, short studies and intensive reading.
Definition and source of idioms related to "learning"
1, worth going to school.
Idiom explanation: shame: shame. Don't be ashamed to ask questions, learn from people with low status with an open mind.
The origin of the idiom: Four Strategies of Warring States Policy by Liu Xiang in the Western Han Dynasty: "You are not ashamed to ask questions, and it is worth going to school."
2, knowledgeable and versatile
Idiom explanation: Bo: extensive; Know more; Talent: talent. Extensive knowledge; Have all kinds of talents.
The origin of the idiom: Biography of Shen Xi in the Book of Jin: "I am knowledgeable and I am proud of my party. I don't care about the details, and the counties are welcome. "
3. Knowledgeable
Idiom explanation: extensive knowledge, rich knowledge.
The origin of the idiom: Song Zhuxi's The Analects of Confucius, Volume 45: "It's just the sage, not the erudition, but the consistency."