Question 1: What did Sui mean in ancient times? 1. Sui = year.
It was the same in ancient times. For example, "One year old and one withered prosperity."
2. Sui = "evil spirit", a kind of evil spirit.
The following content is quoted from Baidu Encyclopedia:
According to legend, there is a kind of monster called "Sui", which comes out specifically on New Year's Eve, sneaks into people's homes secretly, and touches people's houses. Sleeping child's head. Any child who is touched too much by "evil spirits" will have a headache and fever, and eventually become a fool.
As a result, every family stayed up all night with lights on for thirty nights, which was called "keeping evil spirits at bay".
There was an old couple who had a son who they regarded as a treasure. They were afraid that "evil spirits" would harm the child at night, so they gave the child 8 copper coins to play with. When the child was tired of playing, they put the 8 copper coins away. Go to sleep behind the pillow.
In the middle of the night, after a gust of wind, "Sui" sneaked into the old couple's home, blew out the candles, and reached out to touch the child's head. As a result, eight flashes of light suddenly burst out from the pillow, scaring "Sui" to the point where it was gone. Escape through the door!
The incident spread like wildfire, and people began to believe that the eight copper coins were the incarnations of the Eight Immortals who came to protect their children.
Since "祟" has the same pronunciation as "Sui", people later called "Shou Sui" "Shou Sui" and gave their children some copper coins on New Year's Eve to pray for peace.
Question 2: What does Sui mean? In what and what does Sui mean? Sui
Pinyin: suì, Stroke: 6
Radical: Shan Wubi: mqu
Evolution of Chinese characters | Riddle of Sui | English of Sui | Kangxi Dictionary | Origin of surname Sui | Name of Sui
Basic explanation: Sui
(year)
suì
Year: the beginning of the year. The end of the year. Sui Xi (i.e. "New Year's Eve"). Year-end (year-end). Sui Lan (the end of the year).
A year's harvest, the year's situation: a bad year (a bad harvest). Feng Sui (a year with poor harvest).
Age: Years. Year old.
Star name: Suixing (i.e. "Jupiter".)
Refers to time, Guangyin: years (generally refers to time).
Number of strokes: 6;
Radical: mountain;
Stroke order number: 252354
Detailed explanation: Sui
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Name
(Phonetic. Small seal character shape. Congbu, Xu (xū) sound. "Bu" has experience Meaning. The ancient pronunciation of "Sui, Xu" rhymes with: Sui Xing.
Same as the original meaning of 〖Jupiter〗
Sui, Jupiter. ——"Shuowen"
The age is in the star era. ――"Zuo Zhuan? The Twenty-Eighth Year of Duke Xiang"
Another example: Sui Jun (Tai Sui. The ancients called Jupiter Tai Sui and thought it was unlucky to conflict with it); Suici (the value of the Sui star each year) The number of stars and their stems and branches is called the number of years)
Another name for year is 〖year〗
How can one die in the year without clothes or brown? - "Poetry? Binfeng? July"
Wuliu Xiongnu was nineteen years old. ——"Book of Han? Biography of Li Guangsu Jian"
The one-year-old offender died two years ago. ——Liu Zongyuan of the Tang Dynasty, "Snake Catcher's Talk"
I am not willing to take care of you when you are three years old. ——"Poetry? Wei Feng? Shuo Shu"
Shu Xiang said: "What if you die instead of death? "Poetry" said: 'It's a good time to travel, let's die at the age of death.' I know."
"-"Zuo Zhuan? The 21st Year of Duke Xiang"
Another example: Sui (the evil spirit is permeated throughout the year); Sui La (sacrifice to ancestors at the end of the year); Suikao (annual examination); Suishi (the princes) Meeting with the emperor every autumn); Suiyan (the end of the year, the end of the year); Suihua (years, years)
Age〖age〗
At the age of twelve, King Zhuang Xiang After his death, he became the King of Qin - "Historical Records? The Chronicles of the First Emperor of Qin"
Yixin is now five years old and has grown up in a blink of an eye. You can caress him well and make him like me. - Lin Juemin's "Book with His Wife"
This is the two-year-old Qin Wuyang - Tang Dynasty Liu Zongyuan's "Tong District Biography"
Another example: a three-year-old child; an eighty-year-old grandmother; a two-year-old cow. Years
Years; time 〖time〗
The sun and the moon are passing away, and the years are not with me - "The Analects of Confucius? Yang Huo"
That can be wandering. , New Year's Eve will come in the future. ——Tang Meng Haoran's "New Year's Eve"
Another example: Suiguang (years, time); Suihua (time)
Nianjing, the year's scenery. Farming harvest〖yearforcrops; year'sharvest〗
When a person dies, he says: "It's not me, it's the year. "-"Mencius? King Hui of Liang"
When the king is innocent, the people of the world are here.
Min Min is like a farmer looking forward to the new year. - "Zuo Biography: The Thirty-Two Years of Duke Zhao"
Empress Wei asked the envoy: "Are you all well? Are the people well? Are the king well? - "Warring States Policy? Qi Ce"
If you don't get into trouble at all times, please sell me a prince. ——Han Jia Yi's "On Accumulation and Storage"
Another example: Sui evil (year is bad. Harvest is not good); Sui Deng (year of good harvest); good year; poor year; ripe year; year old. Min (a good harvest every year); Sui Feng (a good harvest every year)
New Year, the beginning of the year〖NewYear〗. Such as: Sui Dan (the first day of the first lunar month); Sui Dynasty (the beginning of the year, that is, New Year's Day); Sui Dan wine (wine drunk in the New Year); Sui Xi (New Year's Eve); Sui Zhan (the guard of honor used at the annual New Year's Day meeting) )
The year is not with me
suìbùwǒyǔ
〖Timeandtidewaitfornoman〗Time does not wait for us. Lament the missed opportunity and regret it too late. It is also said that there is not much time, so we must seize the opportunity
Precession
suìchā
〖precessionoftheequinoxes〗The earth's axis revolves around an axis that passes through the center of the earth and is perpendicular to the ecliptic plane The slow conical motion, with a period of 26,000 years, is caused by the attraction of the sun, moon and other planets to the earth's equatorial bulge; the result is that the vernal equinox gradually moves westward
equinox
suìchū
〖annualexpenditure〗The total fiscal expenditure of the country, units, etc. for one year
Yingzong ordered the addition of Futian Courtyard in the north and south, and official residences in the east and west, with a population of 300 people. The annual income is 5 million yuan for his expenses. ――"History of Song Dynasty? Food and Huo Zhi"
New Year's Eve
suìchú
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Question 3: What does it mean to be at the end of Xin Dynasty? Xin Weinian was born in 1991.
The Year of Xinwei is one of the Ganzhi Calendar Years, which roughly corresponds to the Gregorian calendar years such as 1991, 1931, 1871... a 60-year cycle. AD year, the number of years divided by 60 leaves a remainder of 11, or the number of years, the remainder divided by 10 is 1, and the remainder divided by 12 is 11. The years from the beginning of spring of the current year to the beginning of spring of the next year are all "Xinwei years" ".
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Question 4: What does the inscription "Sui Zai" in calligraphy mean? In the preface to Lanting (the age is at the beginning of the late spring of Guichou) Guichou means the year of meritorious service.
This is the approximate time when the work was written.
Question 5: The fortune teller said: "He will have trouble making friends and a bad career..." What does "her son is in the year" mean? I Ching fortune telling is a Kuibao culture that has been handed down for five thousand years in China, and it is unquestionable by anyone. Everyone should look at fortune-telling in the Book of Changes from a scientific perspective. Neither should we blindly think that fortune-telling in the Book of Changes is superstitious just because some unskilled forecasters use the name of fortune-telling in the Book of Changes to defraud money and sex. Because some forecasters who are proficient in the five arts and numerology are so accurate that they foolishly believe that fortune tellers are gods. After all, fortune telling is just a technique, and the numerology knowledge mastered by the forecaster directly affects the accuracy of the prediction.
Question 6: What does it mean to be at the end of Xin Dynasty? It means the year of Xinwei. In ancient times, the chronological system of heavenly stems and earthly branches was used. China has had ten heavenly stems and twelve earthly branches since ancient times, referred to as "ganzhi", which is derived from the trunks and branches of trees. The ten heavenly stems are: A, Yi, Bing, Ding, Wu (wù), Ji, Geng, Xin, Ren (rén), and Gui (guǐ); the twelve earthly branches are: Zi, Chou, Yin, Mao (mǎo), and Chen , Si (sì), Wu, Wei (wèi), Shen, You (yǒu), Xu (the first tone of xu), Hai.
Question 7: Sui Zaixuan] What does it mean to photograph Tige? The beginning of Sima Guang's "Zizhi Tongjian--Volume 1--Zhou Jiyi": From Yong She Tige (Wu Yin), to Jin Xuan] Kun Dun (Ren Zi). Among them, Xuan] refers to Rennian, and Kundun is another name for Zinian.
This is the ancient way of counting years.
There is a record in Erya:
Tai Sui is called Yan Feng in Jia, Zhan Meng in Yi, Rou Zhao in B, Qiang Yu in Ding, and Yong in Wu. , in Ji it is Tu Wei, in Geng it is Shang Zhang, in Xin it is Chong Guang, in Ren it is Xuan], in Gui it is Zhao Yang.-Suiyang.
Tai Sui is in Yin and is called She Tige, In Mao, it is Shantan, in Chen, it is Zhixu, in Si, it is Dahuangluo, in Wu, it is Dun, in Wei, it is Xiexie, in Shen, it is San, in You, it is Zuoxi, in Xu, it is Yimao, and in Hai, it is Da. Yuan Xian, in the Confucius said "Kun Dun", in Chou said "Chi Fenruo".
Question 8: What does the word "Sui" mean in the sentence when I have grown up by one year? I have grown up by one year
Years should be translated according to explanation ③age.
Explanation of Suì:
①Year: ~First. ~Twilight. ~Xi (i.e. "New Year's Eve"). ~Except (year-end). ~Lan (the end of the year).
②A year’s harvest, the year is: ~ unlucky (a bad harvest). Sorry ~ (a bad harvest year).
③Age: years ~. Zhou~.
④ Star name: ~ Star (i.e. "Jupiter".)
⑤ Refers to time, time: ~ month (generally refers to time).
Question 9: What does the word "sui" in the two ancient poems "草" mean? The word "sui" in "what" and "what" also means "year".
Juyi
Lili ① original ② grass, one year old ③ one dry and prosperous ④.
Wildfire cannot burn out ⑤,
The spring breeze blows again.
The title is Bai Juyi (772-846), who together with Li Bai and Du Fu is known as the three great poets of the Tang Dynasty. He cared about the suffering of the people and reflected the aspirations of the lower class workers. His poems were as clear as words. At the time of this poem, the poet was only sixteen years old. The poet used "grass" as the object of singing, praising the infinite vitality of wild grass. The original title of this poem was "Farewell to the Ancient Grassland".
Comments:
p>①Lili: the appearance of lush grass.
②Yuan: wilderness.
③Year: one year.
④ Kurong: wither, wither; Rong, lush.
⑤Exhaust: light, pure.
Today’s translation: The lush weeds growing in the wilderness will wither and flourish once a year. .Wildfire cannot completely burn it to death. When the spring breeze blows next year, it will be green all over the earth and full of vitality.
Appreciation
This poem is the famous work of Bai Juyi in his youth, and also A poem that has always been praised by people. The poet enthusiastically praised the infinite vitality of the original grass, its green color and fragrant smell. The conclusion highlights the theme and gives it emotion, which makes people read it a hundred times. Although this is a poet It was created when he was a boy, but it is still worthy of being one of the famous poems of Tang Dynasty. The image of the couplet contains philosophy, which has been a famous line that has been recited all the time, and has become a widely quoted motto today.
According to legend, this poem was written by Bai Juyi Written when he was 16 years old. "Youxian Guchui" written by Zhang Gu of the Tang Dynasty records that Bai Juyi went to Chang'an to take the exam and brought his poems to visit Gu Kuang. Gu joked after his name: "The price of rice is expensive, and it is not easy to live there." See Bai Juyi's poems In the first poem "Grass", he sighed and said: "Tao has a word, and it is easy to live there." "Because of the extension of reputation, the reputation has become great." Bai Juyi used the grass on the original grass as a metaphor for farewell, which is unique in imagination and meaningful in emotion. .The two sentences "Wild Fire" have been passed down through the ages, which not only highlight the tenacious vitality of weeds, but also express the praise of new things.