Can be expressed in verse:
I am full of thinking that if I marry a person with a heart, I can love each other and be happy forever. -Zhuo Wenjun's "White-headed Song"
Linglong dice Anhoudou, what do you know about bone acacia? -The article "Two Songs of Nan Gezi"
I don't know who to talk to about acacia. -Yan's Sauvignon Blanc.
Return your double beads, my eyes are full of tears, and I regret not meeting you before I got married. -Zhang Ji's "Yin Jiefu Send Dongping Lishi Island"
Hurried through the flowers, lazy to look back; This reason is partly because of the ascetic monk, and partly because of who you used to be. -Yuan Zhen's Five Poems of Self-reflection, No.4.
When you ask about the return date, it's hard to say, evening rain, Manqiuchi. -Li Shangyin's Notes to Friends in the North on a Rainy Night
2. How many ways are there to express "you" and "me" in classical Chinese?
1, I
Example: Sima Qian's Biography of Lian Po and Lin Xiangru in the Han Dynasty: "Gu Wu thought he dared not send troops to Zhao."
However, the problem I consider is that the powerful State of Qin dare not send troops to attack our State of Zhao.
2. I
Example: Tang Wang Bo's Preface to Wang Tengting: "Dare to be sincere."
I dare to dedicate my heart wholeheartedly.
3. I
Example: Qu Yuan's Lisao in the pre-Qin period "Emperor Levin is a descendant of Miao, and my emperor called him Bo Yong. ：
I am a descendant of the ancient emperor Levin, and my dead father was Bo Yong.
Second, you
1, you
Example: the pre-Qin liezi "Yu Gong Yi Shan": "I am on an equal footing with you."
I tried my best to level two mountains with you.
2. If
Example: Liu Tang Zongyuan's "The Snake Catcher said": "If you are slave, you will get a reward."
Let him change your job and restore your taxes.
How to say "I" and "you" in my classical Chinese: Yu, Wu, me.
You: you, son, gentleman, first step.
First, Chinese Pinyin: yú
Explanation:
1, I: "I will be old."
2. surplus, extra: surplus. I have a lingering fear of surplus grain. The remains. Save money. The rest of my life. Shadow (refers to the shadow left by predecessors) Yu Yong Kejia (G incarnation) (there is still remaining strength to play).
3. Ten, hundred, thousand and other integers or the zero number after the name number: more than ten people.
4. After: "After work, sing and laugh."
5. Another name for April in the lunar calendar.
6. Last name.
Second, my pinyin: wú
Explanation:
1, me, my: my body. My country. Our generation.
2. Last name.
Third, your pinyin: r incarnation
Explanation:
You: Your generation. You wait. Like grass. What would you do?
2. Last name.
Fourth, the sub-pinyin: zǐ
Explanation:
1, which used to refer to children, now refers to sons: children. Children and grandchildren. Kid. Children (younger generation, young people).
2. Fruits and seeds of plants: rapeseed. Melon seeds Zishi.
3. Animal eggs: fish eggs. graine
4, young, small: chicken. Children and livestock. Zicheng
5. Small and hard granular things: bullets (dàn). Chess.
6. As opposed to "mother": children (interest). Press the button. Consonants (consonants).
7. Address for people: men. Wife. Scholar (scholar) Boatman (boatman) talent
8. Honorary titles for people in ancient times; Call a teacher or a moral and learned person: Confucius. Pre-Qin philosophers.
9. The first genus of the earthly branch is the mouse: ugly (refers to an orderly level or organization of things).
10, used for timing: midnight (at night 1 1 o'clock to 1 o'clock). Midnight (late at night).
1 1, the fourth level of feudal system: viscount.
12. With nouns, verbs and adjectives, it is nominal (read softly): flag. Trouble. Fat man.
13, suffix of individual quantifier (read softly): knock twice.
14, last name.
Verb (abbreviation of verb) Jun Pinyin: jūn
Explanation:
1, feudal times refers to emperors, princes, etc. The monarch butterfly. Gentleman. King. Your majesty. The sovereign power is at your side.
2. Ancient name: Shang Jun. Ping Yuanjun. Xinling Junchang.
3. Respect each other: Zhang Jun .. Gentlemen.
4. What do you, me and him use to express the first person in ancient Chinese: me, me, me, Yu (Yu), loneliness and widowhood. In the pre-Qin period, most people claimed that they could use' I'.
The second person in ancient Chinese is called: female (such as), female, female, male, female, female, female, female, male and female.
Third person in ancient Chinese: There is no real third person pronoun in ancient Chinese, but the demonstrative pronoun "He, Zhi and Qi" is used.
In ancient Chinese, friends were called friends: friends, disciples and confidants.
Honorific terms, also called honorifics, are used to show respect for each other, and the words used to show honorifics are called honorifics. Many names. When addressing the emperor, there are generally "Your Majesty, King, King, King, Son of Heaven, Wancheng, Lord, Lord, Head of State, Ascension to Heaven" and so on.
For ordinary people, there are "public, monarch, first step, son, monarch, Lord, father-in-law, your Excellency, elders, platform, Confucianism, adults, brothers" and so on.
In ancient times, we called each other's father your father, your father, your father, your father. Call your mother and Taijun to each other's mother; Say that the other wife is right; Call each other's wives and fathers Taishan and Bingweng; Call each other's brothers Kun Zhong, Kun Yuan and your brother (younger brother); Call your son, your son, your son, your son, your son, your son, your son; Address each other's daughters as daughters, girls, girls, and so on.
Extended data
Common honorifics
Defending: refers to retaining the title won in the last competition.
Gift: a compliment, which refers to (property) given by the other party.
Hui Yun: Politeness means that the other person allows himself to do something.
My father: self-effacing, calling himself father in front of others.
My mother: self-effacing, call yourself mother to others.
Arrive: salute and say that the other party is coming.
Meet the teacher: Say a few polite words and teach (me), such as "What do you think?"
Forgive me: A polite expression is asking for forgiveness.
Other explanations
Excuse me: a polite expression used to ask whether it is convenient or not.
Rely on the strength of others and take it as a compliment.
Golden wedding: European custom calls it the 50th wedding anniversary.
Jin Lan: It can be used as a synonym for sworn brothers and sisters, such as "Yi Jie Jin Lan".
Look: To look, (especially at the head).
Suggestion: make suggestions (in a respectful or polite tone), such as "a word for you" and "bold suggestions"