What are the poems that were eliminated?

The poems that have been eliminated are: "Double-headed Peony Peach _ Can't be eliminated" and "Miscellaneous Poems".

The eliminated poems are: Miscellaneous Poems, Eliminating the Crime of Admiring Officials, and Double-headed Peony Peach. The structure is: divided by (left and right structure). The phonetic notation is: ㄨㄔㄨ _. The pinyin is: fúchú.

What is the specific explanation for removal? We will introduce you through the following aspects:

I. Text Description Click here to view the details of the plan.

1. In ancient times, people stopped bathing at the water's edge on March 3rd to eliminate bad omen. 2. Sweep and wash. Step 3 purify.

Second, the citation interpretation

1. Sacrifice to eliminate disasters and evil spirits. To quote "The Witch of Zhou Li Chun Guan": "When you get old, you will get rid of customs." Zheng Xuan's Note: "Except for the age of eighteen, this March is like water." Jia Shu: "There are three days in January. According to the first day of the month, we will give up the water bath on March 3 this year. " The history of etiquette in the later Han Dynasty: "It was the third day of March, and the officials and people were all on the east running water, which was said to be a great way to wash away dirt." Liu Zhao's note: "The cloud says:' The custom of the State of Zheng began in March, calling the soul to renew its vitality and holding bluegrass to eliminate evil." Tang Hanyu's "Buddha's Bone Table": "The ancient princes, whose country traveled, still made Wu Zhu remove the ominous with peaches first, and then pass." Lu Xun's "The True Story of Screaming Ah Q": "The Zhao family asked Taoist priests to exorcise ghosts, and the expenses were borne by Ah Q" 2. Clear; Eliminate. Quote Li Dazhao's "War and Population Problems": "If you want to survive, you must remove the roots." Step 3 purify. Quote "On Chinese Language and Zhou Yu": "Because of this, it is beneficial to the people by removing it with heart." Zhao Wei's note: "Hey, it's still awkward." On Mandarin and Zhou Yu: "Besides its heart, its essence is also." Zhao Wei's note: "Fine and clean."

Third, the national language dictionary

In ancient times, people stopped bathing at the water's edge on March 3 to eliminate the ominous sign.

Fourthly, online interpretation.

To ward off evil spirits "ward off evil spirits" and "disturb the bath" is a primitive religious ceremony in ancient times. Great changes have taken place in both connotation and external form in later generations. There are two ways to change it: (1) eventually becomes a folk activity with new significance; (2) being absorbed by the upper culture. These two ways are related to the spread and influence of Confucianism.

Poetry about cutting

What do you try to remove from spring clothes in the season of removing horses and chariots by the water?

Idioms about cutting

Eliminate all evils, all difficulties, residues, filth, evil and roots.

Words and phrases about cutting

Get rid of the old, update the old, prohibit rape, cunning, disease, all kinds of difficulties, evil in the kitchen, root out, wolf out, evil out and punish evil.

On eliminating qi and making sentences

1, thinking that waving dance is an important cultural activity of Tujia people; The essence of waving dance is a kind of Nuo culture, and its social function is to drive away ominous.

According to legend, people gather at the water's edge for bathing and offering sacrifices on the third day of the third lunar month to pray for disaster. The literati is an outing held by the ancients at the water's edge to ward off diseases and evil spirits.

3. According to ancient books, the activity of "offering sacrifices to think" existed as early as Qin and Han Dynasties. People bathe on the seashore in the first three days of the lunar calendar and hold sacrificial ceremonies in spring to drive away evil spirits and plagues, which is an ancient custom of ancient people's health care.

4. Under the guidance of Xiang Yan, a teacher from Wuhan University of Technology, dozens of college students dressed in Hanfu held this folk activity with the meaning of getting rid of diseases, keeping clean and praying for blessings.

On the fourth day of last week, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty moved the coffin out of Bashui River and visited Pingyang House in Zhongdao. More than ten beautiful women carefully prepared by Princess Pingyang finally had the opportunity to appear on stage.

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