1, years of knowledge
Said by: Confucius, The Analects of Confucius: "Fate is known by fifty."
Interpretation: The age of knowing one's destiny refers to 50 years old.
2. The Year of the Flower
From: Song Jigong's Chronicle of Tang Poetry, Volume 66: "(Zhao Mu) You Zhong, Xian Tong Middle School, Li Changji sang a short song and said to the wine:' ... Sixty flowers in your hand, and the cycle is like a pearl falling. "
Interpretation: Hua Jia: In the old days, heavenly stems and earthly branches was regarded as the Gregorian calendar year, and sixty years was regarded as a Hua Jia, also known as Jia Zi. Flowers: describe the intricacies of branch names. Refers to sixty years old.
3. Seventy years old
Source: Tang Du Fu's Caotang Poems and Qujiang's Two Poems: "A total of wine and debt, a life of 70 years."
Interpretation: rare: less. A 70-year-old man
Antonym: golden times
Synonym: beyond the age of ancient times
Related idioms: the year is near ancient times, the year is past ancient times, the year of no doubt, the year of establishment, the year of birth, the year of death, and the year of death.
4, all over the year staff
Source: The Book of Rites: "Fifty sticks at home, sixty sticks at home, seventy sticks at home, eighty sticks at home, and eighty sticks at home. If the son of heaven wants to ask, let him go with his room. "
Interpretation: The year of the staff around you refers to 70 years old.
5. Year of trailer
Source: "Book of Jin Liu Yichuan": "I was over eighty years old in the past, and I became a Zhou Situ. Although he has passed the age of suspension, he will be available. "
Interpretation: Trailer: The ancients generally resigned at the age of 70 and went home, abandoning their cars. Refers to seventy years old.
2. Words to describe the old age The words to describe the old age are: senility, healthy old age, Sang Yu in old age, and old age.
1, aged
Pronunciation: l m:o tàI lóng zh Nong
Interpretation: it means that it cannot be moved. Describe old age, weak body and inconvenient movement.
Source: Song Luyou's poem "Listening to the Rain": "Old age is uneven; This is more worthy of secular things. "
The pain of the old and weak has not yet healed, and there are troubles in the world that disturb your quiet mind.
Usage: subject-predicate type; As predicate, adverbial and attribute; Used of people, etc.
Although he is old, he still walks briskly.
2, crane hair childlike innocence
Pronunciation: hè fà tóng yán
Interpretation: Crane has feathery white hair and ruddy face like a child. Describe the old man as good-looking.
Source: Tang Tianying's poem "Sleepwalking in the Louvre": "Talking to yourself is not a fairy, and the crane is childlike."
Say that you are not a god or a fairy, and no one can compare with you since ancient times.
Usage: as predicate and attribute; With praise.
Example: I saw some scientists with rosy faces, pushing forward and climbing the stairs.
3. Old and strong
Pronunciation: l m: o d ā ng y √ zhu √.
Interpretation: It describes being old but ambitious.
Source: Ye Fan's Biography of Ma Yuan in the Southern Song Dynasty: "The husband is poor and Zhiqiang, and the old Zhiqiang."
A person's ambition should be stronger when frustrated and stronger when old.
Usage: subject-predicate type; As predicate and attribute; With praise.
For example, among the elderly in their sixties and seventies, we can see partners who are full of fighting spirit and strong in their later years.
4. Sang Yu, Mu Jing
Pronunciation: mù jǐng sāng yú
Interpretation: The setting sun shines obliquely on the top of mulberry trees and elms, which is a dusk scene. Metaphor is old age. Sang Yu, which the ancients thought was the place where the sun entered.
Source: Three Kingdoms Cao Weizhi's poem "Giving a White Horse to": "In Sang Yu, the influence cannot be traced."
When the years arrived in Sang Yu, the light, shadow and sound could not be recovered.
Usage: as object and attribute; Used in figurative sentences.
People in Mu Jing, Sang Yu always like to recall the past.
5. Old age
Pronunciation: chím zhnián
Interpretation: It is a metaphor for old age, and it describes people's old age.
Source: Modern Meng Sen and other "Grand View of unofficial history in Qing Dynasty, Volume 9 and 2": "My mother is sad in her later years, but unfortunately her body and baby are disabled."
Sadly miss Chengde's mother in her later years, unfortunately suffering from disability.
Usage: as an object.
Although he is in his twilight years, his enthusiasm for learning has not diminished.
3. The words used by the ancients to describe age came from other names.
Early childhood
expand from a small to a large force
The child's hair is tangled into a knot-childhood
childhood
Reach the age of fifteen
Female 15 years old white
Weak crown du
Male is 20 years old.
blossom
The woman is 24 years old.
Thirty years old
30 years old
No confusion
40 years old
Understand god's will
50 years old
Sixty-year cycle
60 years old
Gu Xizhi
70 years old
77th birthday
77 years old
88th birthday
88 years old
Baishou avenue
99 years old
Maomao
80-90 years old
One hundred years old.
100 years old
4. A complete set of idioms describing age 1. Chai Jin Year: Women are twelve years old.
Example 1: The ignorant years in Chai Jin left a mottled impression.
Exodus 2: After Jin Chai's age, I am no longer carefree, my sadness is getting closer and closer, and my joy is getting farther and farther away.
2. cardamom years: the woman is thirteen or fourteen years old. Cardamom is a perennial herb that blooms in late spring and early summer. At first, the tender leaves are rolled, the leaves are gradually unfolded and the flowers are gradually opened. February is the budding period, which is often used to describe the innocence of girls in literary works. This sentence is from Du Mu's poem "Farewell": "The cardamom is in bloom for more than thirteen times, and the cardamom is in bloom in early February. It is better to roll up the bead curtain when the spring breeze is ten miles along Yangzhou Road. " The "thirteen wonders" in the poem are clearly defined as girls of thirteen or fourteen years old, just like cardamom in bud.
Example: "When you meet a woman, you have to show your talents, either' Xu Niang is over 500 years old and still has charm' or' she is young, delicate and lovely'". Lu Xun's "Two Articles on Jieting": On the Fear of People's Words
5. Poems describing people's age Hello:
Age words
Teenager: budding, mature, naive, eye-catching, smelly and smart.
Adult: young, ambitious, 30 years old, young, ambitious, handsome.
Old age: weather-beaten, vicissitudes of life, old eyes dim, skinny, 70 years old, over 60 years old.
Baby: human baby: 0 years old
Childhood, general perspective, mourning: childhood
Chai Jin year: female 12 years old.
The year of cardamom: female 13 years old.
Age: female 15 years old.
Age of weak crown: male is 20 years old.
Thirty years old: 30 years old
There is no doubt about the year: 40
Years of knowledge: 50 years.
Flower season: 60 years old
Seventy years old: 70 years old
Xi Shou is 77 years old.
Eighty years old: 80
Mi Shou is 88 years old.
A year of hard work: 90
Bai Shou is 99 years old.
Year of life: 100
Times verse
Cao Cao "walks out of the Summer Gate, although the turtle lives long": the old horse crouches and aims at a thousand miles.
6. The text describing the old man was originally published by Xinya Network Technology.
Words describing the elderly
Chapter 1: Idioms describing old age 1
(of old people) with gray hair but rosy face-radiant.
Pronunciation: b AIFàhóng Yan
Interpretation: gray hair and rosy face. Describe the old man's radiant face.
From: Song Anonymous "Xuan He Hua Pu Dao": (Xu Zhichang) Once upon a time, there was a stubborn disease. I met a stranger and got the skill of cultivation, but I thanked the doctor for his medicine. After a year, I was white-haired and beautiful, and I really gained something. "
A despicable old confidant
Pronunciation: bá ish ǒ uxiā ngzh and
Interpretation: Whitehead: White hair, extended. It means old friend.
Said by: The Story of Dongguo: The Love of a Mad Woman, a Confucian scholar: "Friends of your family, why don't you know one thing and don't know the other? How many gray hairs know each other, and press the sword to wear the same robe."
The ambition of old age
Pronunciation: bá ish ǒ uzh and x and n
Interpretation: ambition in old age.
From: Preface to Wang Tengting by Don Wang Bo: "Being old and strong, I would rather be tempted." If you are poor, you will change your mind, and you will never lose your ambition. "old age
Pronunciation: chím zhnián
Interpretation: Twilight: the metaphor of twilight and old age. People reach old age.
Sentence: mourn the mother in her later years, but unfortunately the baby is disabled. ("Grand View of unofficial history in Qing Dynasty, Volume 9 and 2") twilight
Pronunciation: chum zhnián
Interpretation: vertical: will, soon; Dusk: Dusk, old age. Near old age.
From: Song Ganyuan's "Lu Chuan Ci Drunk": "The years are still early."
Old people are full of energy.
Pronunciation: nl ohuántóng
Interpretation: anti: back. Restore youth from aging. Describe the elderly as full of energy.
From: Han Jipian: "Changle Wuji Old Fuding." "Old Tang Book Eunuch Book": "It can cure the disease of fatigue and rejuvenate the child." The usage of Candle in the Wind: subject-predicate type; As predicate, attribute and adverbial; Describe a mature and conceited grandfather. I wish you happiness and health forever.
7. The ancients created various age appellation, many of which are still in use today.
0-year-old children: refers to infants who are still laughing at first. Baby: a baby under one year old.
2-year-old child: refers to a baby who is still laughing at first. Others write "children's bags" or "raising children". There is a sentence in Han Yu's poem that "the two families have children, raising children and caring for each other."
Childhood: refers to the 8-year-old total horn of 2-3-year-old children: ancient children tied their hair into two knots on the top of their heads and tied them into a bun, which looks like a horn, so "total horn" is also used to refer to people's childhood. Borrowed from childhood.
Here, "total" means coalescence. A good friend I have known since I was a child.
The total angle is a teenager between the ages of eight or nine and thirteen or fourteen (ancient children divided their hair into left and right halves and tied it in a knot at the top of their heads, which is shaped like two horns, so it is called "total angle"). Tongbi [chèn]: Bi, in Shuowen, there is a saying that "the male was born in August, but he was eight years old; A woman has teeth in July and dies at the age of seven.
It can be seen that children's deciduous teeth fall off and grow permanent teeth, which is called "Chen". "Children's childhood" often refers to people's childhood and adolescence.
There are also some people who say that they are "princes", such as the biography of Dong Zhuo in the Later Han Dynasty: "Although their descendants are princes, their daughters are princes." Nine years old and nine years old: nine years old.
13-year-old cardamom: refers to a thirteen-year-old woman. Cardamom is thirteen or fourteen years old to fifteen or sixteen years old (Cardamom is a plant that blooms in early summer, but not yet in midsummer, which means that people are still underage, so it is called "cardamom youth").
Thirteen: 13 years old. 15 years old Ji: Ji [jρ], originally referring to the ancient hair clasp.
Generally, after 15 years old, ancient women rolled up their hair and covered it with a hair clasp, indicating that they had reached adulthood. "She" refers to a woman who has reached the age of 15.
And logistics: refers to a fifteen-year-old woman. Tie your hair: tie your hair. In ancient times, men tied their hair at the age of 20, and women tied their hair at the age of 15, indicating adulthood.
The signs of masculinity of men and women are "coronation" and "coronation" respectively. Chronicle: 15 years old.
Year of study: because "standing at thirty, not confused at forty." Confucius said, "Be determined to learn five out of ten, stand at thirty, be puzzled at forty, know your destiny at fifty, listen at sixty, and follow your heart at seventy."
-"The Analects of Confucius governs"), so later generations called 15 years old "the year of learning". Hair binding: The ancients took 15 as the age of adulthood, and tied up their hair and put it on their heads.
Hair was tied when a man was fifteen (when he was fifteen, a man would dissolve the original corner and tie it into a bundle). 65438+28 years old: 16 years old.
20-year-old crown: refers to 20 years old. In ancient times, a man was crowned at the age of 20, indicating that he had reached adulthood.
Crown: refers to a twenty-year-old man (also known as "weak crown"). Tie your hair: tie your hair. In ancient times, men tied their hair at the age of 20, and women tied their hair at the age of 15, indicating adulthood.
The signs of masculinity of men and women are "coronation" and "coronation" respectively. Weak crown: The ancients were crowned at the age of 20 to show masculinity, but they were not yet strong, so they were called "weak crowns".
Refers to just coming of age. Refers to twenty years old.
Weak crown: In ancient times, a man was called "weak" at the age of 20. At this time, he had to put on a hat to show that he had grown up. "Weak crown" refers to a man who has reached the age of 20.
Later generations generally refer to the age of men in their twenties. Weak crown is a twenty-year-old man.
Standing at 30: because "standing at 30, not confused at 40." Confucius said, "Be determined to learn five out of ten, stand at thirty, be puzzled at forty, know your destiny at fifty, listen at sixty, and follow your heart at seventy."
-"The Analects of Confucius is a government"), so later generations call 30 years old "the year of establishment". Thirty years old: refers to thirty years old.
Li is a thirty-year-old man. Beginning room: thirty years old.
"Book of Rites Internal Rules": "When you have a house at the age of 30, you will be in charge of men's affairs." 40-year-old is not confused (the year of no confusion): because "standing at 30, not confused at 40."
Confucius said, "I am determined to learn five out of ten, stand at thirty, not be confused at forty, know my destiny at fifty, listen to my ears at sixty, and do what I want at seventy, without overstepping the bounds." -"The Analects of Confucius governs"), so later generations call 40 years old "the year of no doubt".
The year of no doubt: refers to forty years old. Not confused is that the man is forty (not confused, "not confused, not confused").
50-year-old Ai: In ancient times, people aged 50 were called "Ai". "Book of Rites Qu Lishang": "Fifty is Ai."
Ai is getting old. Half a century, the year of knowing one's destiny and longevity: the year of knowing one's longevity refers to 50 years old (also known as "knowing one's destiny" and "half a century").
Know life: It's a 50-year-old man (know life, meaning "knowing destiny"). Know life is short for know life.
Know the destiny: Confucius said, "I am determined to learn five out of ten, stand at thirty, not be confused at forty, know the destiny at fifty, listen at sixty and walk at seventy." -"The Analects of Confucius"), so later generations called the age of 50 "the year of know life".
The Year of know life: Because "standing at thirty, not confused at forty." Confucius said, "Be determined to learn five out of ten, stand at thirty, be puzzled at forty, know your destiny at fifty, listen at sixty, and follow your heart at seventy."
-"The Analects of Confucius"), so later generations called the age of 50 "the year of know life". Year of know life: refers to 50 years old (also known as "knowing destiny" and "half a hundred").
1969 54 years old: 54 years old. 60 years old, the year of listening, the year of returning to the calendar and the year of spending: all refer to 60 years old.
Because "standing at thirty, not confused at forty." Confucius said, "Be determined to learn five out of ten, stand at thirty, be puzzled at forty, know your destiny at fifty, listen at sixty, and follow your heart at seventy."
-"The Analects of Confucius governs"), so later generations call 60 years old "the year of listening". Old age: honorific, refers to the age of the elderly, mostly over 60 years old.
Hua Jia: heavenly stems and earthly branches uses it to date the year. Starting from A, 60 years becomes a week, so it is called 60 years old. Huajia: In ancient China, dry branches were used to record time.
The so-called dry branch is short for heavenly stems and earthly branches. There are ten stems and twelve earthly branches, and the ten stems and twelve earthy branches are made into sixty units in turn, which are usually called "sixty flower jiazi" or "flower jiazi".
When this timekeeping word is used to remember a person's age, it means that a person is 60 years old in the year of sixty. Flower armor: refers to 60 years old, with branches dating, intricate collocation, repeated for 60 years.
60 years old. Calendar year: refers to 60 years old.
Xia Shou: The ancients took the age of 60 as their next birthday. Xia Shou: It refers to people over 60. Qi: In ancient times, people who were sixty years old were called Qi.
[qí] Ai: Ancient Six.