1. How to say twenty-four hours in classical Chinese
1. Twelve-hour system. It has been used since the Western Zhou Dynasty. In the Han Dynasty, they were named midnight, rooster crow, Pingdan, sunrise, eclipse time, Yuzhong, Rizhong, Rizhi, midday, sunrise, dusk, and Rending. It is also represented by the twelve earthly branches, with midnight to one o'clock as the Zi hour, one to three o'clock as the Chou hour, three to five o'clock as the Yin hour, and so on. Midnight, also known as midnight and midnight: the first hour of the twelve o'clock. (23:00 to 01:00).
Chou Shi Crow, also known as Wild Rooster: the second hour of the twelve o'clock. (01:00 to 03:00).
Yinshi Pingdan, also known as dawn, morning, Ridan, etc.: Shi is the transition between night and day. (03:00 to 05:00).
Sunrise at Mao hour, also known as sunrise, dawn, rising sun, etc.: refers to the period when the sun just shows its face and rises. (05:00 to 07:00).
Chenshi Eating Time, also known as breakfast time, etc.: The time when the ancients "chunshi" was also the time for breakfast, (07:00 to 09:00).
Sishi Yuzhong, also known as Riyu, etc.: It is called Yuzhong when it is close to noon. (09:00 to 11:00).
Noon hour, noon, also known as sunrise, noon, etc.: (11:00 to 13:00).
The sun is at the end of time, also known as the sun is falling, the sun is rising, etc.: when the sun is to the west, it is the sun is falling. (13:00 to 15:00).
Shenshi feeding time, also known as Ripu, Xishi, etc.: (15:00 to 17:00).
The sun sets at Youshi, also known as sunset, sunset, and evening: it means when the sun sets. (17:00 to 19:00).
Xu Shi dusk, also known as Rixi, Ritwilight, Riwan, etc.: At this time, the sun has set and it will be dark. The sky and the earth are dim and everything is hazy, so it is called dusk. (19:00 to 21:00).
Hai Shi Ren Ding, also known as Ding Hui and other Ding, also known as Ding Hui and others: At this time, the night is deep, and people have stopped activities and rested for sleep. A person's concentration is also a person's tranquility. (21:00 to 23:00).
2. Twenty-four hour system. After the Song Dynasty, each of the twenty hours was divided into two parts: Chu and Zheng. In this way, Zichu, Zizheng, Chouchu and Chouzheng. . Going on in sequence, it is exactly twenty-four hours, which is consistent with the current twenty-four hours in a day.
3. Ten-hour system. Appeared in the pre-Qin Dynasty. Day and night have five points each. According to "Sui Shu. Astronomical Chronicles", the day is Chao, Yu, Zhong, Yi, and Xi, and the night is A, B, C, D, and Wu (later expressed as the fifth watch). That is to say, the watch point - in ancient times, Xu hour in the evening was regarded as the first watch, Hai hour as the second watch, Zi hour as the third watch, Chou hour as the fourth watch and Yin hour as the fifth watch. Divide the night into five watches, beat the drum according to the watch to tell the time, and divide each watch into five o'clock. Each update is one hour, which is equivalent to two hours today, or 120 minutes, so each point in each update only occupies 24 minutes. It can be seen that "cooking food at the fourth watch and sailing at the fifth watch" is equivalent to the current "cooking from 1 to 3 o'clock in the middle of the night and sailing from 3 to 5 o'clock". "Fifth watch and three o'clock" is equivalent to 5:00 and 72 minutes in the morning, that is, 6:12, and "third watch and four o'clock" is equivalent to 1:00 and 96 minutes of midnight, which is 2:36.
4. Five-hour system. The names are Chenming, Feoming, Danming, Flea (morning) food, Feast (evening) food, 2. Looking for about 24 extracurricular classical Chinese essays (about 200 words) in junior high schools
(1) Wen Zhengming’s calligraphy The original text of "Shulin Chronicles" was written by Wen Zhengming in the "Thousand-Character Essay". Ten copies were published every day, and the book progressed greatly.
I have been reading books all my life, and I have never been content with answering people's simple notes. I rarely pay attention to them, but I will never tire of changing them over and over again, so the older I get, the more sophisticated they become. Translation: Wen Zhengming supervised the writing of "Wen Wen", writing ten copies a day as a standard, and his calligraphy improved rapidly.
He has never been careless about writing in his life. Sometimes when someone replies to a letter and it's a little bit incomplete, I must rewrite it over and over again without fear of trouble.
Therefore, his calligraphy becomes more exquisite and beautiful as he gets older. Reading training 1. Explain the underlined words in the following sentences ① Shu Sui Da Jin ② Born in books ③ Wen Zhengming wrote "The Thousand Character Essay" ④ Or answer someone's brief note 2. "If you don't take it lightly, you will never get tired of changing it again and again." Translated into modern Chinese.
Translation 3. Use one sentence to summarize the center of this passage.
Answer: (2) Xue Tan Xueyue. Original text: Xue Tan Xueyue admired Qin Qing. He did not exhaust the skills of Qin Qing. He said that he had exhausted them, so he resigned and returned.
Qin Qingfu stopped, walking on the suburban thoroughfare, singing sad songs at festivals, the sound vibrated the trees, and the sound stopped the moving clouds. Xue Tan thanked him for his rebellion and dared not return home for the rest of his life.
Translation Xue Tan learned singing from Qin Qing, but before he had finished learning Qin Qing's skills, he thought he had finished learning, so he left and went home. Qin Qing did not dissuade him and bid him farewell on the road outside the city. Qin Qing beat the beat and sang a sad song.
The singing vibrated the trees, and the sound stopped the moving clouds. Xue Tan then apologized to Qin Qing and asked to come back to continue studying.
From then on, he never dared to say that he wanted to go home again. Reading training 1. Explain the meaning of the following highlighted words in the text.
① Qin Qingfu stopped. ②The sound stops the moving clouds.
2. In each of the following sentences, add some usage and meaning, which one is incorrect () A. ① is the same as ②, ③ is different from ④ B. ① is different from ②, ③ is the same as ④ C .① is the same as ②, ③ is also the same as ④ D. ① is different from ②, ③ is also different from ④ 3. Translation: Tan Naixie seeks to contradict. Translation: 4. What kind of inspiration does this story give you? Answer: 5. Is there anything redeemable about Xue Tan? If so, what is it? Answer: (3) Fan Zhongyan aspired to the world. Original text Fan Zhongyan was orphaned at the age of two, and his family was poor and helpless.
He rarely has great ambitions. He always takes the world as his own responsibility and studies hard. Or he is lazy at night and often eats rice with water. He eats porridge while reading without food. ‖Since he was an official, he always spoke generously about world affairs without caring about his own life.
He was even slandered and demoted, and was relegated to Dengzhou by participating in political affairs. ‖Zhong Yan worked hard and worked hard, but his diet was not heavy on meat. His wife only had enough food and clothing.
He often recited to himself: "A scholar should worry about the world's worries first, and rejoice after the world's happiness." Translation Fan Zhongyan lost his father when he was two years old, and his family was poor and helpless.
He had great ambitions when he was young and often washed his head and face with cold water. I often couldn't even eat, so I ate porridge and kept studying.
After becoming an official, he often talked about world affairs, regardless of his own safety. So much so that some people were demoted for speaking ill of him, and were demoted from being the governor of Dengzhou to being the governor of Dengzhou.
Fan Zhongyan trained himself hard and did not eat much meat. He only provided food and clothing for his wife and children by himself. He often recited two sentences from his works: "A scholar should worry before the world is worried, and be happy after the world is happy."
Reading training 1. Give the phonetic notation of the highlighted words in the following sentences. and paraphrase. ① Eating porridge and pronunciation: Definition: ② Flooding noodles with water Pronunciation: Definition: ③ Not eating enough Pronunciation: Definition: ④ Even being slandered and derogatory Pronunciation: Definition: 2. The correct translation of "Everyone takes the world as his own responsibility" is () A. Take world affairs as your own responsibility every day.
B. Often regard managing national affairs as their due responsibility. C. Often regard world affairs as one's own duty.
D. Take managing national affairs as your due responsibility every day. 3. Translate the following sentences into modern Chinese.
① Or he is lazy at night, often feeding himself with water: ② The wife only has enough food and clothing: 4. The layers of this text have been marked in the text, please briefly summarize the meaning of the layers. ① ② ③ 5. "Be worried about the world's worries first, and be happy after the world's happiness" is a famous sentence in "Yueyang Tower" written by Fan Zhongyan. Like that article, this sentence plays an important role in this article.
(4) Sima Guang was eager to learn, "Records of the Words and Deeds of Famous Officials of the Three Dynasties". Original text: When Sima Wen Gong was young, he was not as good as others when it came to recording, so he lived in groups and gave lectures. If you compile it, it will stop if you can recite it twice. Those who exert more force will achieve farther, and those who recite it carefully will never forget it throughout their lives.
Duke Wen once said: "You can't fail to recite the book, either on horseback or when you are up at night, you will gain a lot by chanting its words and thinking about its meaning." Poems and books are not as good as others in their ability to prepare responses.
Everyone studied and discussed together. The other brothers had already learned how to recite and went to play and rest. (Sima Guangque) studied hard alone, as focused and hard as Dong Zhongshu and Confucius when they were studying, until they were proficient. Until he recites it carefully, (because) he has more energy in reading now, the harvest will be long-term, and the books he has read and recited intensively will be remembered for the rest of his life.
Sima Guang once said: "You can't read without memorizing. When riding a horse or walking, or when you can't sleep in the middle of the night, recite the article you have read and think about its meaning. You will gain a lot!" Reading training 1. Explain the following sentences Words with dots in them.
① Asking questions about suffering is not as good as others ② If you can recite it twice, you will stop ③ If you can recite it twice, you will stop ④ Chant the poem 2. The usage of "twice" is different from that in "If you can recite it twice, you will stop" One of the items is () A. Only humiliated by the hands of slaves B. Talent is not visible C. All the guests in the room stretch their necks and look sideways D. There are good ventriloquists in Beijing 3. The sentence that summarizes the main idea of ??this article is: ( ) A. The one who exerts more force will receive farther. B. What he mastered will be remembered throughout his life.
C. The book must be recited. D. If you chant the text and think about its meaning, you will gain a lot.
4. In the article, "The only one who draws the curtain is the only one" means that only Sima Guang studied hard on his own. We have learned a similar idiom that also describes diligent study. This idiom is (5) Ouyang Xiu studied hard in "Ouyang Gong's Deeds". Original text Ouyang Gong was orphaned at the age of four, and his family was poor and had no resources.
The lady painted the ground with grass and taught calligraphy. Recite more ancient passages.
It was quite a bit long, and since there was no book to read at home, the scholars in Luli borrowed it and read it, or copied it accordingly. So much so that he forgets to sleep and eat day and night, only studying is his main task.
I have been writing poems and writings since childhood, and I have written like an adult. Translation: Mr. Ouyang Xiu's father passed away when he was four years old. His family was poor and had no money for him to study.
The wife used reed stalks to draw pictures on the sand and taught him to write. He also taught him to recite many passages from ancient times.
When he got older and there were no books to read at home, he would borrow books from nearby scholars' homes to read, and sometimes copy them. Just like this, day and night, forgetting to eat and sleep. 3. How to say "twenty-four years old" in ancient Chinese
A woman's twenty-four-year-old age is said to be "in her prime years".
A twenty-four-year-old man is said to be "more than a weak man". 1. Flower letter, flowering period.
Huaxinnianhua refers to a woman’s age reaching twenty-four years old. It also generally refers to a woman when she is young and beautiful.
From: Song Dynasty Fan Chengda's "Lian Yin after Yuan Xi": Who can use the waist drum to urge flowers to send letters, and quickly strike Yangzhou with thunder from all directions. It means whose waist drum can promote flowering. Hurry up and beat Yangzhou’s waist drum.
2. A 20-year-old man is called a weak crown. At this time, the crowning ceremony is performed, that is, the person wears a hat to show that he has reached adulthood, but his body is not yet strong and he is still relatively young, so he is called "weak".
Crown, hat, refers to adulthood. Men "weaken their crowns at twenty, but stand tall at thirty."
"Exceeding the age of the weak" means exceeding the age of the weak, in other words, he is in his early twenties. "Nearly 30 years old" means approaching the age of 30.
Extended information: Other age titles: 1, 0 years old: when the child is born. Naoko, swaddle: a baby under one year old.
The soup cake period: refers to the third day after the baby is born. It is an old custom that on the third day after a child is born, a banquet is held to entertain relatives and friends, which is called "Soup Cake Banquet", also known as "Soup Cake Banquet" or "Soup Cake Party".
2. 1 year old Yaya: onomatopoeia, the sound of babies learning to speak. Like babbling, it also refers to the child starting to learn words in the process.
2. 2-year-old child: refers to a baby who first learns to laugh. It is also written as "child bag" or "child". Children: refers to children aged 2-3 years.
3. 8-year-old Zongjiao: In ancient times, young children tied their hanging hair into two knots on the top of their heads and tied their hair into a bun, which was shaped like a horn, so "Zongjiao" was also used to refer to human children. stage. Refers to childhood.
Here, "together" means to gather and end. A close friend (a good friend who has known each other since childhood).
Zongjiao is a young man between the ages of eighty-nine and thirteen or fourteen years old (in ancient times, children divided their hair into left and right halves and tied each into a knot on the top of their head, shaped like two sheep horns, so they are called "Zongjiao"). "). Tong Fang [chèn]: Fang, "Shuowen" has a saying that "men have teeth in the eighth month and have teeth at the age of eight; women have teeth in the seventh month and have teeth at the age of seven."
It can be seen that when a child's deciduous teeth fall out and permanent teeth grow in, they are called "teeth". "Tong Gong" often refers to a person's childhood and adolescence.
The first and sixth years: a girl is seven years old. Beginning year: The boy is eight years old.
Explanation: According to physiological conditions, boys change their teeth at the age of eight and girls at the age of seven. They lose their deciduous teeth and grow permanent teeth. This time is called "nian", "nian" or "nian".
4. 9 years old Jiuling: 9 years old.
Huangkou: Under ten years old. Index Year: The child is nine years old.
5. 10 years old. Preschool: Ten years old. The year of the grandfather: the child is ten years old.
6. 12 years old: The golden hairpin year: a girl is twelve years old. 7. 13 years old cardamom: refers to a girl who is thirteen years old.
Cardamom is between the ages of thirteen or fourteen and fifteen or sixteen years old (cardamom is a plant that blooms in early summer. Early summer is not yet midsummer, which is a metaphor for people who are not yet minors, so the underage boyhood is called the "cardamom years". ). Thirteen: for 13 years old.
The age of the spoon dancer: the boy is thirteen to fifteen years old. 8. 15 years old and hairpin: hairpin [jī], originally refers to the hairpin used to tie hair in ancient times.
In ancient times, women usually put their hair up and tied it with a hairpin after they were 15 years old, indicating that they had reached adulthood. "Jiji" refers to a woman who is over 15 years old.
Jiji: refers to a woman who is fifteen years old. Tie hair: Tie hair, tie up hair. In ancient times, men tied their hair and wore a crown when they were 20 years old, and women tied their hair and had their hair tied at 15 years old, indicating adulthood.
The signs of adulthood for men and women are "crowned" and "hairpinned" respectively. The age of learning: The ancients regarded the age of fifteen as the age of adulthood and tied their hair up on top of their heads.
The hair is tied when a man turns fifteen (at the age of fifteen, a man has to disband his original hair and tie it into a bunch). Hairpin: The woman is fifteen years old.
("Book of Rites? Nei Principles": "A woman will have her hair tied in fifteen years.") The Year of the Dancing Elephant: The boy is fifteen to twenty years old.
Adult: Fifteen or slightly older. Zheng Xuan: "Adult boy, fifteen or above."
9. 16 years old 28: 16 years old. The Year of Jasper and the Year of Broken Melon: A woman is sixteen years old.
10, 20 years old: crowned: refers to the age of twenty. In ancient times, men were crowned when they were twenty years old, indicating that they had reached adulthood.
Crowned: refers to a man who is twenty years old (also "weak crowned"). Tie hair: Tie hair, tie up hair. In ancient times, men tied their hair and wore a crown when they were 20 years old, and women tied their hair and had their hair tied at 15 years old, indicating adulthood.
The signs of adulthood for men and women are "crowned" and "hairpinned" respectively. Weak Crown: The ancients performed the crowning ceremony at the age of twenty to show adulthood, but the body was still not strong, so it was called "Weak Crown".
Refers to just coming of age. Refers to twenty years old.
Weak crown: In ancient times, a 20-year-old man was called "weak". At this time, he had to perform a "crown ceremony", that is, he put on a hat to indicate that he had become an adult. A "weak crown" refers to a man over 20 years old.
Later generations generally refer to men around the age of twenty. The weak crown is a man who is twenty years old.
The Peach and Plum Years: The woman is twenty years old. 11. 24 years old: A woman is twenty-four years old.
12, 12, 30 years old, Erli (the year of Erli), first wife: thirty years old. Ke Zhuang: in the prime of life.
In ancient times, thirty years old was considered strong. MILF: The woman is thirty years old.
13. 40 years old, no confusion (the year of no confusion) 14. 50 years old, Ai: In ancient times, people who were fifty years old were called "Ai". "Book of Rites·Qu Li 1": "Fifty is called Ai."
Ai is called the old. Half a hundred, the year of knowing the destiny, the year of knowing the destiny: the year of knowing the destiny refers to the age of fifty (also "knowing the destiny" and "half a hundred").
Zhiming: A man who is fifty years old (Zhiming means "knowing destiny"). "Zhi Ming" is the abbreviation of "Zhi Ming".
15. 54 years old. Sixty-nine years: that is, fifty-four years old. 16. 60 years old: the year of Er Shun, the year of Er Shun, the year of Huan Li, and the year of Sixty Years: all refer to 60 years old.
Old age: a respectful term, referring to the age of an elderly person, usually over sixty years old. Sixty years old: Sixty years old is used to mark the year according to the rules of heaven and earth. Starting from Jia, sixty years form a week, so the sixty-year-old is called sixty years old.
The year of return: refers to the age of 60. Lower longevity: The ancients regarded sixty as the lower longevity. Lower longevity: refers to those over 60 years old.
耆[qi]: In ancient times, people who were sixty years old were called "Qi". 耆[qí]AI: In ancient times, a sixty-year-old man was considered a senior citizen.
Reference sources: Baidu Encyclopedia - Age Titles Baidu Encyclopedia - The Year of the Weak Crown Baidu Encyclopedia - The Year of Flowers and Letters.
4. What are the twenty-four classical Chinese essays in the high school entrance examination
Injuring Zhongyong and Wang Anshi
Sun Quan encouraged Sima Guang to study
Looking at the snow in the lake pavilion Zhang Dai
Yuan Hongdao's Travel Notes on Manjing
Gongshu Mozi
Ventriloquism Lin Sihuan
Liu Yuxi's Inscription on the Humble House
Ai Lian's Talk about Zhou Dunyi
p>A Night Tour of Chengtian Temple by Su Shi
Writing about Wu Jun with Zhu Yuan
Liu Zongyuan in Xiaoshitan
Fan Zhongyan in Yueyang Tower
< p> The Drunken Old Man's Pavilion by Ouyang XiuBorn in sorrow and died in happiness "Mencius"
Fishing is what I want, Mencius
Zou Ji satirizes the King of Qi for accepting advice "Warring States Policy·Qi Ce"
Cao GUI's Debate "Zuo Zhuan·Ten Years of Duke Zhuang"
Send a Preface to Ma Sheng in Dongyang to Song Lian
Ma Speaks of Han Yu
p>The Foolish Old Man Moved the Mountain "Liezi·Tang Wen"
19 Analects of Confucius
Tao Yuanming's Story of the Peach Blossom Spring
Li Daoyuan of the Three Gorges
Zhuge Liang as a Discipline 5. The main content of each section of Luotuo Xiangzi 24
1. Xiangzi originally lived in the countryside. He lost his parents and several acres of land at the age of 18, so he went to work in the city of Beiping.
Life forced him to become a rickshaw puller. He was young and strong, did not smoke, and did not gamble. After working for three years, he scraped together 100 yuan and bought a new rickshaw. This made him very excited.
With this car, his life becomes more and more exciting. He fantasized about driving a factory for a few years.
2. Xiangzi ran boldly every day and did not think much about when to get out of the cart. When the war was in chaos, he still went out to pull the cart. In order to make more money, he ventured to Tsinghua University, but was captured by a dozen soldiers on the way.
Then he ran with the soldiers. Having to help every day was very tiring, and he hated the soldiers.
His ideal of independence was shattered. One night, there was gunfire in the distance, and the military camp was in chaos. Xiangzi wanted to take advantage of the situation and sneak out of the military camp. 3. Xiangzi ran for twenty or thirty steps, but he refused to run away. He couldn't bear to leave the camels. After the ideological struggle, he took away the three camels abandoned by the troops.
After running out of the military camp, Xiangzi led three camels to sleep all night. At dawn, he came to a village and sold three camels to an old man for only 35 yuan.
4. Xiangzi fell ill and lay in a small shop for three days. While talking in his sleep and talking nonsense, he revealed his relationship with three camels. He was called Camel Xiangzi. After Xiangzi got well, he immediately went to dress up, and then went into the city to go to the person who rented the car and the car factory.
Liu Siye, the owner of the car factory, did everything he could in his youth. The rent is expensive, but it can accommodate employees.
The fourth master Liu’s daughter is called Huniu. Xiangzi returned to the depot and was entertained by Huniu.
Xiangzi gave 30 yuan to Mr. Liu for safekeeping, hoping to buy a car after he had saved up enough. 5. Everyone was very interested in Xiangzi's views, but Xiangzi was dismissive and only focused on making money, so he was gradually looked down upon by everyone.
Xiangzi did not forget the sight of his car being robbed. When he thought of this sight, he felt frightened.
He wished he could buy a new car right away. For this reason, he worked even harder to make money, even going so far as to steal other people's business.
Xiangzi was angry at Mr. Yang's house for a monthly salary, and left Yang's house after only four days. 6. It was already past 11 o'clock in the evening when the worried Xiangzi returned to the depot.
Fourth Master Liu left home to visit relatives. Huniu, who was smeared with makeup and a bit charming, saw Xiangzi and hurriedly called him into her room.
Wine and food are placed on the table. Huniu enthusiastically persuaded Xiangzi to drink.
After three cups of wine, Xiangzi fell asleep with Huniu in a daze. After waking up, Xiangzi felt confused, ashamed, sad, and felt a little dangerous.
He decided to leave Renhe and the depot and break up with Fourth Master Liu.
7. At Xi'an Gate, Xiangzi met his old customer Mr. Cao. Mr. Cao was in need of a driver, so Xiangzi happily came to Cao's house to ask for a monthly salary.
Mr. Cao and Mrs. Cao are very kind to others. Xiangzi feels that everything here is so kind and warm, and he has endless energy. He bought a gourd jar and put the money he earned into it bit by bit, preparing to buy a car for the second time in the future.
8. Xiangzi got to know Gao Ma and understood her strategy, so she put out the little money she could have left in the month, one dollar was a lump sum, two dollars was a lump sum, If you give it to the lower class, the profit will be at least three cents. Gao Luo ⑺ solved Xiangzi's difficulties and helped him. In addition, Xiangzi also learned a lot at Cao's house. One night, Gao Ma said that someone was looking for Xiangzi outside the door. 9. One night, Huniu suddenly appeared in front of Xiangzi and said that she Yes, Xiangzi was shocked after hearing this.
Before Huniu left, she gave him 30 yuan and asked him to pay homage to Mr. Liu on her father’s birthday to please the old man and try to get Mr. Liu to recruit him as his son-in-law. That night, Xiangzi couldn't sleep. He felt like he had fallen into a trap, and his hands and feet were all clamped, unable to escape.
10. Xiangzi sent Mr. Cao to a movie once. In the teahouse, I met Lao Ma and his grandson Xiao Ma who were dizzy from hunger.
Lao Ma is a coachman with his own car. His tragic experience casts a shadow on Xiangzi's greatest hope. He vaguely felt that even if he bought a car, he would still not have a good life.
11. On the night of the sacrifice to the stove, people on the street were eager to go home and worship the gods. At 9 o'clock, Xiangzi took Mr. Cao home, and a detective named Sun followed them on a bicycle.
Mr. Cao asked Xiangzi to take the car to his friend Mr. Zuo's house, and also asked Xiangzi to take the car home to see off his wife and young master. As soon as Xiangzi arrived at Cao's house, he was caught by the detective. He was ordered to follow Mr. Cao, who had offended the education authorities.
Detective Sun threatened Xiangzi and took away all his money. Xiangzi's hope of buying a car for the second time became a mirage, and he was very painful.
12. Xiangzi wanted to find a place to sit down and think about the whole thing. Even if he could only cry once after thinking about it, he would know what he was crying about; the situation changed too quickly. , his brain can no longer catch up. He went home and told Gao Ma that Mr. Cao had to leave quickly, and then went to Wang's house alone to steal something. He met Lao Cheng on the 13th.
Wang Er from Zuozhai came, and the three of them talked together. At this time, Mr. Cao and his family had left Peiping. Soon, Xiangzi returned to Renhe Depot with hesitation.
Huniu was very happy to see Xiangzi coming back. 14 Mr. Liu’s birthday was very lively, but he felt unhappy when he thought that he had no son.
In addition, he did not receive many birthday gifts, so he criticized Sang and Huai and poured out his dissatisfaction on Xiangzi and Huniu. He didn't want to marry his daughter to a stinky rickshaw puller.
He was even more afraid that Xiangzi would inherit his property as his son-in-law. Tell Xiangzi to get out.
Huniu didn't buy her father's fault, she openly disclosed her relationship with Xiangzi and said she was determined to follow Xiangzi. 15. After a big fight with her father, Huniu and Xiangzi rented a house in a large courtyard in Maojiawan and got married.
After the marriage, Xiangzi realized that Huniu was not really pregnant. Xiangzi felt cheated and hated Huniu very much.
Huniu planned to use up her more than 400 yuan of personal money before surrendering to her father and inheriting the old man's property. Xiangzi thought it was dishonorable and refused to do anything. He insisted on going out to pull the cart.
Hu Niu couldn’t resist him, so she had to agree. On the seventeenth day of the first lunar month, Xiangzi began to pull a cart again, and he was able to pull it "all day long".
After a few long transactions, he felt something wrong that he had never had before. His calves felt tight, his hip bones felt sore, and sweat dripped from the tip of his nose and face. The child clicked downwards, and when I took the money, my hands were trembling so much that I couldn't hold anything. He originally wanted to collect the car.