Pinyin: zhrúcülèI
Explanation: diverse: numerous; This: this, like this. Things like that.
Source: The Book of Jin? Biography of Liu Song: "Such a thing has to be done."
For example, he can make sentences: calligraphy, painting, poetry and so on.
Synonym: and so on
Question 2: Synonyms like this and so on ―― many of them are of this type. Refers to the same kind as above.
Synonym:
Birds of a feather flock together-refers to similar things gathered in one place.
Compare things with things-connect similar things and compare and summarize them.
Introductory association-refers to one thing, but it is associated with other things of the same kind.
And so on-according to the truth of this matter, to deduce the truth of other things similar to this.
So-and-so empty refers to something that has no specific explanation or needs no detailed explanation.
All these phrases refer to all kinds of things like this.
Question 3: What are synonyms such as "for example" and "for example"? Please adopt them.
Question 4: Such similar synonyms and idioms: such and so on.
Synonym: and so on
Pinyin: zhrúcülèI
Explanation: diverse: numerous; This: this, like this. Things like that.
Source: The Book of Jin? Biography of Liu Song: "Such a thing has to be done."
For example, he can make sentences: calligraphy, painting, poetry and so on.
Question 5: What synonyms or sentences can be seen clearly by outsiders?
Synonym: Know everything like the back of your hand.
Antonym: the authorities are fascinated.
Explaining the same thing, outsiders see it more clearly and comprehensively than the parties because they are calm and objective.
Out of the "Old Tang Book"? Yuan Xing Chongchuan: "The authorities are fascinated, and the onlookers are clear."
Grammar: subject-predicate type; Become an object; Often used with "fans of the authorities".
Ex.: No matter how he excuses; But ~; Everyone knows the truth in his heart.
Story: Wei Guang, the minister of the Tang Dynasty, wrote to Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, requesting that Li Lei edited by Wei Zhi be listed as a classic. Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty ordered Yuan Lian to collate it, and the right prime minister Zhang said that Zhengxuan Jing had been annotated as Jing. Yuan Lian wrote Interpretation to show his point: Zheng Xuan's notes are out of date, while Wei Zhi is not a chess player, so he is a bystander, so his notes are more real.
Question 6: I want to know the origin of cross talk? The so-called cross talk, from the beginning, is to imitate all kinds of sounds, such as human voice, bird sound, animal sound, wind sound, underwater sound and other sounds in the universe. I think that during the Warring States period, Meng Changjun's disciples learned to crow like chickens to relieve their danger, which is the predecessor of cross talk. Since then, it has been passed down from generation to generation, and talented people have emerged in large numbers, gradually forming an art. Compared with the performers written in the article "Mouth Skills" in Mr. Pu Songling's Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio, cross talk has taken shape. After that, most performers imitated human voices and incorporated stories into them, so the art of cross talk was successful. At present, the art of cross talk on the stage can be divided into stand-up and double-mouth; The latter is easier and the former is more difficult.
Crosstalk was popular in Beijing earlier. At first, a tent was set up, and a person sat in the tent, learning animal calls, bird calls and various separate sounds, and the audience listened outside the tent. Later, it was synthesized into a story and became a more systematic voice. This is called "dark cross talk". At that time, the most obvious examples were The Return of the Drunken and Wuzi Nocturnal School. The performance of "Drunken Home" is like this: I suddenly heard someone walking around in the tent, followed by knocking at the door, opening the door, crying of children, quarreling between husband and wife, smashing bowls and snoring. The audience burst into laughter. Then, remove the curtains, worship a long table on the ground, stand behind the table alone, and learn the dialects of various provinces and the cries of vendors. This is called "Ming crosstalk".
As far as I know, during the Xianfeng period, a Mr. Zhu Shaowen (nicknamed "poor and not afraid") first talked about cross talk. When he was in his eighties, I was only a teenager, and I met him. He used to learn Beijing opera and sing a little face. Later, according to the rules of the Qing Dynasty, it was forbidden to sing opera every day, such as fasting day (the day of offering sacrifices to heaven and earth) and birthdays (the anniversary of the death of the emperor, empress and empress dowager). Of course, it was impossible to sing. Finally, these days, there are as many as fifty or sixty days a year, and all theaters have to stop performing. If we catch up with the so-called "national filial piety" (that is, the emperor, queen and queen mother died), we must stipulate that singing is not allowed for 27 months. I myself have caught up with the national filial piety of Guangxu and the western empress dowager. Although it has decreased, I still have to rest for a hundred days. After a hundred days, you are not allowed to dress up and sing in operas. Only blue, blue and white are allowed for the whip, and red is not allowed. In this way, the singer lost his job. Teacher Zhu came up with a way to attract the audience, that is, spreading white sand on the ground. When everyone gathered, he was beside Yonglu, holding two bamboo boards (not forbidden), singing a few short stories and asking for money. He also studied several small jokes, such as the name of Dali, the name of hundreds of birds, the name of hundreds of animals, the name of hundreds of insects, the name of vegetables and the name of Beijing opera. In addition, I made up five complaints ―― Hu Bu's complaint, Duizibing's complaint, Bangmian's complaint, Xia Bujia's complaint and Cook's complaint. Two small books ―― thousands of words, hundreds of family names, etc. In this way, he spoke vividly and was very popular with the masses. Later, he adapted the contents of Peking Opera plays such as "Holding a Baby into the House", "A Piece of Cloth" and "Playing the Sand Pot" into short stories and sang them in the street, which made business better. So every time I met Chen, Zhai and other days, I used crosstalk to make up for it. When I arrived at Xianfeng National Filial Piety, I officially made a living by talking about crosstalk. After Guo Xiao, the troupe invited him to sing opera again, but they all declined. Later, I took my apprentice and created this line.
Question 7: What are the synonyms for all these and so on?
Question 8: What you do is a synonym: every move.
Chinese pronunciation: su ǒ Zuo su ǒ wé i.
Idiom explanation: refers to all or all actions done. More refers to some bad behavior.
The answer to the idiom allusion: Zhou Xiyan: "I don't know what happened before Qu's life. Who advocated it? "
Idiom: Ba Jin's Thoughts on the 60th Anniversary of the May 4th Movement: "Today, I look back at what I have done in the past eleven years and what others have done. It is really ridiculous, naive and stupid."
Idiom usage: combination; As predicate and object; Refers to a person's performance
Pronunciation skills: because, you can't read "wèi".
Writing skills: do, not write "do".