Ten Analects of Confucius II. Do you blame women? Through "you" and personal pronouns, you (do you know how to teach others? )。 Ten Analects of Confucius 3. The two children smiled and said, "Who is Zhihu?" Know "wisdom", wisdom.
Who says you know a lot of things? Two Children Debate Day 4. The meat in the bear has been exhausted, leaving only bones. Stop "only"
"Wolf" 5. Measure its feet first and let it sit. "Sit" means "seat", seat.
He first took a rope at home to measure his feet, and then put the measured size on the seat. 6. Go out and watch the fire companions "fire" and "gang", partners. Mulan Poetry 7. Talent and beauty are nothing more than "seeing" and "being" and appearing.
Ma Shuo, 8. The mistake of Hequ died in response to "death", "nothingness" and "one mountain in Gong Yu". Xiaohui is not biased, and the people are obedient. Partial "all over", all over, universal.
"Cao Gui debate" 10, nothing. Wu Tong said "no", no.
The ancient and modern meanings of mountain city 1, the ancient meaning of despair: a place isolated from the world. Today's meaning: there is no way out.
Ex.: Since Yun's ancestors avoided the Qin rebellion and led their wives and clansmen to this desperate place, they never came back and were isolated from outsiders. ("Peach Blossom Garden") 2. The ancient meaning of traffic: staggered.
Modern meaning: mainly used to refer to various transportation and post and telecommunications undertakings. Example: chickens and dogs can hear each other in the traffic in the building.
("Peach Blossom Garden") 3. The ancient meaning of poverty: fatigue. Modern significance: economic poverty.
For example, if you go any further, you will want to be poor. ("Peach Blossom Garden") 4. Delicious ancient meaning: bright and beautiful.
Meaning: It means (food) tastes good. Example: The grass is delicious and the English is rich and colorful.
("Peach Blossom Garden") 5. The ancient meaning of cloth: civilians. Modern significance: cotton-padded jacket.
Ex.: I am wearing a cloth and plowing in Nanyang. ("The Model") 6. Grateful ancient meaning: moved and excited.
Meaning: Thank you. Example: I appreciate it.
("Model") 7. Nenggu: You can rely on it. Express one's approval for sth.
You can fight the first battle, but please start from the first battle. (Cao Gui Debate) 8. The ancient meaning: expansion.
Modern meaning: start business (especially in the commercial field). Example: Cheng Yi Kaishengting (Teacher's Watch) 9. The ancient meaning of crying: tears.
Meaning: snot. Ex.: Stay away from it now, and cry when you get close. I don't know what to say.
("Model") 10, the ancient meaning of soldiers: weapons. Modern significance: soldiers.
Example: Soldiers Man (Teacher's Watch) 1 1, the ancient meaning of prison: case. Today's meaning: a place where prisoners are imprisoned (prison) For example, a small prison, although not inspected, should treat each other with affection.
(Cao Gui debate) 12, chigu I: moat. Modern significance: small pond, pond.
Example: The city is not too high and the pool is not too deep (Chapter II). 13. Ancient meaning: stop and go. Today's meaning: residence, residence.
Example: After living for ten days, Bian Que met again ("Bian Que meets Cai Huangong") 14, taking the old meaning: "run". Today's meaning: walking.
Example: Bian Que is looking forward to waiting for Huan Hou (Bian Que meets Cai Huangong) 15, Tangguyi: hot water. Modern meaning: thin food made of vegetables or noodles.
Example: Tanwu Soup (Two Children Debate on the Day) 16, go to the ancient meaning: leave. Today's meaning: go ... go ... go ... go ... go ... go.
Today: Once again. Ex.: One was in high spirits, then declined, and three were exhausted.
The usage of Cao Gui debate is 1. The word "zhi" is the most frequently used pronoun, which is seen by a shepherd boy. Instead, it refers to the painting and calligraphy Chu Shi who laughed at it. Pronouns refer to what the shepherd boy said and learned from time to time, don't they? Pronouns refer to learned knowledge. 2. "Zhi" is used as a verb. A Farewell to Meng Haoran's Journey to Yangzhou is the Way of the Sage with verbs "Tao" and "Zhi" as structural auxiliary words. 4. The word "Zhi" plays the role of regulating syllables. If you don't translate it for a long time, it seems that its usage is 1 Pronouns refer to "he, she, it (them). I really don't know (Ma Shuo)-the first "qi", which means rhetorical tone, can be translated as "mo"; The second "qi", which means speculative tone, can be translated as "I'm afraid". The usage of ""is used as conjunctions, conjunctions and words, phrases and sentences, indicating juxtaposition, inheritance, turning and so on. Before and after the two parts. (However, table transfer) 2. Study from time to time, don't you (Tie) 3. Review the past and learn the new.
Commonly used modal particles are usually placed at the end of sentences to express statements, questions, exclamations, etc. The common ones are "Ye, Yi, Hu, Ye and Xie". 1, this bullfighting painting is also used at the end of the sentence, modal particles, translated into "ya" 2, absurd, easy: modal particles, 3, learn from the times, not to mention? The translation of modal particles and sentences in classical Chinese should not only correspond to sentences, but also make necessary adjustments as needed to make the translation complete, accurate and appropriate.
The translation methods of classical Chinese generally include: ① Stay. That is to say, people's names, place names, official names or words with the same meaning as modern Chinese are retained.
2 make up. That is, to supplement monosyllabic words with disyllabic words, or to supplement ellipsis.
3 delete. That is, delete function words that do not need to be translated.
4 change. That is, replace ancient Chinese words with modern Chinese words with the same meaning.
⑤ Tuning. That is, adjust the word order or word order to make it conform to the habits of modern Chinese.
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2. Guangdong Primary School Grade One 1: It is required to master the use of pinyin, memorize the alphabet and use key letters. Grade two: It is required to know simple words and learn to read articles, with emphasis on the use of polyphonic words and the understanding of Chinese characters. Grade three: It is required to know more words, learn composition, contact difficulties and context, solve after-school problems and focus on answering questions. Fourth grade: it is required to learn and write a composition. To understand the difficulty of the text, the focus is on writing and mastering reading. Grade 5: It is required to master a variety of polyphonic words and phrases, and be able to write difficult compositions, with emphasis on reading and composition. Sixth grade: It is required to know many words, distinguish many pronunciations and words, and write a good composition, mainly reading and composition, which generally accounts for 60 points in the whole article.
3. Primary school students are short in classical Chinese, should they also bring translation and keywords to explain? I only remember learning this in primary school.
An argument between two children.
When Confucius traveled eastward, he saw two children arguing and asked them why.
A child said, "I think the sun is close to the sky at sunrise and far from the sky at noon." . "
Another child thinks that the sun is far from the sun when it rises, and it is closer to people at noon.
One son said, "The sun rises as big as the hood of a car at first, and rises as a bowl at noon.". This is not for the small ones far away, but for the big ones near? "
A Confucius said, "It's cool to get out of the sky at the beginning of the day, and it's like exploring soup in Japan and China. Isn't this near hot and far cold? "
Hearing this, Confucius could not judge who was right or wrong.
The two children smiled and said, "Who is smarter than you?
(1) Tour: study tour, travel.
(2) debate: debate, debate.
(3) reason: reason, reason.
(4) take: think.
(5) walk: distance.
(6) noon: noon.
(7) Car cover: In ancient times, the roof of a car was round, like an umbrella.
(8) and: to.
(9) then: just.
(10) bowls: bowls and plates used for eating. Plate: a round plate, jar: an ancient round-mouthed vessel used for eating and drinking.
(1 1) Yes: Yes.
(12) Cang Cang Liang: describes cool and slightly cold.
(13) soup exploration: put your hand into hot water. Soup and hot water
(14) ruling: ruling.
(15) who: who, which.
(16) is: same as "predicate", saying.
(17) ru: you.
(18) Knowing: Knowing "wisdom" means having wisdom.
On his way to study in the East, Confucius met two children arguing and asked them why.
A child said, "I think the sun is close to people at sunrise and far from people at noon."
Another child thinks that the sun is far away from people when it first rises and close to people at noon.
A child said, "When the sun first rises, it looks as big as a hood. At noon, it looks as small as a bowl.". Isn't this the truth of being far small and near big? "
Another child said: "When the sun just came out, it made people feel cool and slightly chilly. At noon, it feels as hot as putting your hand in hot water. Isn't this the truth that it is near hot and far cold? "
Confucius could not judge who was right or wrong.
The two children smiled and said, "Who said you were learned?"