1. What words in ancient Chinese mean affirmation or some "blessings" and "gai"? Almost equivalent to "isn't it?" Why is it equal to "why?" Seeing … is equivalent to taking … as … is equivalent to "taking … (as) …" in passive sentences, such as … is equivalent to "doing what with …", only … is an unintentional "yes" and plays a leading role in the object; "Wei" refers to the uniqueness of an object, which is equivalent to "not eternity". Its classification can be divided into four types according to the type of expression mood: the first type: common expressions are: you (you), you (you), you (you), you (you), you (you), you (you), and you (you). The second type: I'm afraid, right) and so on. Third, the commonly used exclamations are: He Qi (how), Yi He (how, how), more than (how, so) and so on. Fourth, the commonly used rhetorical tones are: nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing. What is this? What is this? Why 1? No ... it means rhetorical question is a common sentence pattern in ancient Chinese, which can be translated as "yes" or "no" "For example: (1. (Learning the Analects of Confucius)-Isn't it a pleasure to study and review on time? (2) The world is crowded, but it is treason. Is genocide inappropriate? ("Biography of Historical Records and Huaiyin Hou")-The world is stable and it is necessary to rebel. Isn't it right to be eliminated? 2.Why … for (using … for, mocking … for) "He" is an interrogative pronoun, "Why" means "how to use" and "Wei" is an modal particle. " Why … for "can be translated as" what should (take, use) … do (do)? ("Ji Jiang Attack")-Zhuan Xu is a vassal of Lu, why should he attack? (2) Hanwang also realized that because of his repeated scolding, he said: "A gentleman decides to be a vassal, which is the ear of a true king. Why is it fake? ("Historical Records Biography of Huaiyin Hou")-Hanwang Liu Bang also woke up, so he scolded: "The gentleman who keeps the princes steady is the true king. Why do you want a fake king? "3. Male ..." He "is an interrogative pronoun, which can be translated as" why "or" how "and used as an adverbial before the verb; "Wei" is a rhetorical modal particle, which can be translated as "Ni" at the end of the sentence. For example, (1) Now man is a knife and I am a fish. Why should I resign? People nowadays are like kitchen knives and chopping boards, and we are (like) fish and meat. How can we leave? (2) today's cattle, animal ears, not to mention ask? Ma Xi Zhong's Biography of the Wolf in Zhongshan-This cow is just an animal, so why ask? (3) What should I do if the sky dies? ("Historical Records of Xiang Yu")-God let me perish, why should I cross the river? 4. Male ... You ... This is the usual form of rhetorical question, and the word "zhi" is an auxiliary word, indicating that the object is ahead. "You" is a verb, and "he" ... "is its object. It can be translated as "what" or "what". Pay special attention to "he" is not an object, but an object. (Lost of Mozi)-What is Guo Song's sin? (2) If you throw meat at a tiger, what merits do you have? It's like throwing meat at a hungry tiger. What's the effect? In ancient Chinese, this is a common idiom used to express rhetorical questions. The interrogative pronoun "he" here is placed at the beginning of the sentence as the predicate of the whole sentence, and before the subject to emphasize the content of the rhetorical question. Subject "... why so many cars?" ? (2) Why is Xu Zi fearless? (Mencius Teng Wengong Shang Shang).
2. The seven-step poem expressing rhetorical questions, Cao Zhiben, was born from the same root. Why are you in such a hurry? On the 9th, Wang Bo didn't know how to deliver wine. What if it's Tao Jia? Dongfang Qiu doesn't know the trees in the garden. What if it's a real plum? Zhang Jiuling, you planted your peach tree and your plum tree, but you forgot the shade of another tree? Why didn't Nan take it with him? Please go to see the paintings of the founder heroes with pictures. Another scholar was once called the aristocrat of a million families? Is it a poet to travel in light rain on Jianmen Road? Ride a donkey into the sword gate in the drizzle. After the poem of the old guest pavilion, Huang Tingjian short-circuited the north and south of the guest pavilion. How do pedestrians know? The ugly slave Xin Qiji is farther away and the trees are shaded. How does the landscape produce a picture? Li Qingzhao has a slow voice, three cups and two light wines. How could she object to his being late and in a hurry? Yellow flowers are all over the ground, withered and damaged. Who can pick them now? Looking out the window, how can you be black alone! This time, what a sad sentence! Zheng Xie in Qinyuanchun, is it because God hates me, and I'm not allowed to give a sigh or two? Historian Gong Zizhen, there are 500 people living in Tian Heng, so will he go back to his hometown? .
3. How do you express yourself in classical Chinese? The expressions in classical Chinese are: Er, Ru, Nai, Zi, First Step, Ruo, Qing, Your Excellency, Gong, Er, etc.
The list is as follows:
1, eh
Er, pronounced as R, is a pronoun, particle or modal particle, which is equivalent to "land" and "ran". The word group is Zall and Er Ru. It can be interpreted as you, yours, and can be combined into your father, your generation, your family, etc. It can be explained that the combination of words is occasional, but not excessive.
2, you
Your incarnation: your generation. You wait. Like grass. What would you do?
3. Step 1
Step 1: Address each other politely. Translate it into "you".
The first step is an ancient communication term called honorific words commensurate with peers. It was often used as a monarch during the Warring States period. "The Warring States Policy Yance I" Su Dai said to Yan Zhaowang: "One step is enough. Such as the first step of the general, from the "Historical Records of Xiang Yu".
4. Qing dynasty
(1) Name of ancient high officials: three public officials and nine ministers. Qing Xiang
(2) In ancient times, people were respectful names, such as Xunzi as "Xun Qing".
(3) China since the Tang Dynasty, the monarch said his subjects.
In ancient times, superiors were called subordinates and elders were called juniors.
⑤ Ancient couples called each other Qingqing. Very much in love describes the intimate relationship between men and women.
⑥ Surname
All landowners friends can also be called "green".
5. You wait
You wait. An old term that literally means "you guys" and "you"