Enrich the people with lost property and arrest a few people. You don't even know who the thief is. State the old saying: "There is a clock in the temple, which is extremely clever and can distinguish thieves." Make people popular. Nai Yin (3) made people draw with ink for half a day, led the prisoner to stand in front of the clock and said, "Don't touch the thief silently, but speak for the thief." Lead the prisoners to touch them one by one. When he came out to check his hands, the prisoner with ink and without ink was a real thief.
Note (1) [The words of the ancients] The words of the ancients, Song people, were then county magistrates. Dai: Coaxing. 2 [yin] sneaking around.
12. Explain the following additional words. (1) I don't know who the thief is (yes) (2) Welcome (send)
13. Translate the following sentences in modern Chinese, and pay attention to the meaning and usage of some words. Lead the prisoners to touch them one by one. Lead the prisoner to reach into the curtain and touch the clock in turn. The reason why "thieves" dare not touch the clock or even show their true colors is because they are guilty. They believe the ancient saying that they are afraid of the bell and dare not touch it 15. As can be seen from the article, the ancients' statements are analytical; Take advantage of the psychological characteristics of thieves; A man full of wisdom
12 is the scheduling.
13 lead the prisoner to put his hand into the curtain and touch the clock in turn.
14 have a guilty conscience. I believe what the ancients said, and I am afraid that the bell will ring, so I dare not touch it.
15 is good at analysis; Take advantage of the psychological characteristics of thieves; Full of wisdom
Question 2: What are "the sky above" and "the ancient characters below"? It's not a superstructure, is it? Japanese and ancient times only have left and right structures, or Japanese characters?
Japanese pronunciation: hiko ancient Japanese place names. See Customs of Izumo Country (founded in the 8th century, Japanese version).
Question 3: What are the ancient characters above and below? After testing all (more than 76,800) Chinese characters in the international standard universal code 6.2 with various input methods (multi-Chinese characters and graphic symbol input methods), no Chinese characters composed of Japanese and ancient upper and lower characters were found. There is only one word.
Question 4: What is the ancient word of the day before yesterday? After a search, the UNICODE super-large character set (font) of more than 70,000 Chinese characters does not meet the meaning of the question.
Question 5: What was the next ancient word the day before? It is the word "purport" of the imperial edict, and it can't be wrong. Some variants of the word "purport" of the imperial edict will be written as you said. I remember that Wei Bei wrote the word "purport" like this. If you are looking at a photocopy, it must be, and there should be no such word as you said. The ancients generally used regular script when printing and copying books, but regular script would affect the appearance because of the structure of some words, so some elements of other calligraphy would be added on the basis of regular script, so some words would be deformed. For example, if the main character here is written in a normal way, it will look a little unstable and weak in Japanese because the Bi character has a certain radian, but if it is replaced by the upper character with a similar font, it will feel much more stable and powerful, which overcomes some problems brought by block letters. It is common for calligraphy to change fonts in order to pay attention to aesthetics. The ancients had high requirements for the beauty of fonts, and also paid attention to the beauty of seal cutting and handwritten characters. This is a calligraphy problem. According to the whole sentence given, it can also be explained by the theme. It should be from a medical book. Neijing refers to the emperor's Neijing, right? The purpose here should be "meaning" and "purport".
Question 6: Antiques under Japanese character.
spell
gǔ
department manager
Brush painting 10
Wuxing mu
Five ldfs
new word
Basic explanation and detailed explanation
1. Fishing net: "There is still no fish but there is a fish ~ also."
2. Finger flick net: "Aren't you going home? Afraid of this crime ~ "
Related words
There are more tourists, fish, boats and nets.
Encyclopedia explanation
I have a fishing net: "there is still no fish but there are fish ~ also." ; Finger flick net: "Don't you want to go home? Afraid of this sin ~ "Wait for meaning.
Question 7: What are "the sky above" and "the ancient characters below"? It's not a superstructure, is it? Japanese and ancient times only have left and right structures, or Japanese characters?
Japanese pronunciation: hiko ancient Japanese place names. See Customs of Izumo Country (founded in the 8th century, Japanese version).
Question 8: What is the commemoration of the day above and the day below? There seems to be only ancient reading [g incarnation] under the above items.
Either this word, there will be no Japanese and ancient structure, only the left and right structure is still the Japanese pronunciation of a Japanese character: hiko ancient Japanese place name.
Question 9: What was the next seal of the previous day? It's called Mao at the bottom. -Ang (pinyin: × ng) is expensive.
I really haven't seen the word "seal" at the bottom.