Food-food from the past: whooshing sound (the sound when eating).
300 litchi a day: eat 300 litchi a day.
Dinner-pre-meal sacrifice: pre-meal sacrifice.
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"Food" comes from The Book of Rites under Tan Gong;
Qi is hungry. Qian ao eats for Tao and hunger.
If you are hungry, you will be invited to collect, and the transaction will come hastily. Qian Ao ate on the left and drank on the right, saying, "Hey! Come and eat! " Raise your eyes and look at it and say, "Give but don't eat your food, so you too!" " "So thank you, finally died without food. Hearing this, Ceng Zi said, "Micro-peace! You can go, thank you. This is edible. "
Interpretation of vernacular:
There was a severe famine in Qi. Qian ao prepared rice soup and other foods and put them on the side of the road, waiting for the hungry people to eat.
A hungry man covered his face with sleeves and dragged his shoes, and came over in a daze. Qian ao, with a dish in his left hand and soup in his right, shouted to him, "hello!" Come and eat! " The man stared at Qian ao with wide eyes and said, "I'm so hungry because I don't eat food that insults my dignity." Qian ao went up to apologize to him, but he still refused to eat and eventually starved to death. Ceng Zi said, "I'm afraid it's not necessary! When Qian ao is rude, of course he can refuse, but after apologizing, he can still eat. "
"Hui" comes from "A Unique Huizhou" written by Su Shi, a poet in Song Dynasty.
It's spring at four o'clock in Luofu Mountain, and tangerines and bayberries are new.
300 lychees a day, I will grow up to be a Lingnan person without hesitation.
Vernacular translation:
The next four seasons in Luofu Mountain are spring, and loquat and bayberry are fresh every day. If I eat 300 lychees every day, I would like to be a Lingnan person forever.
"Dining" comes from "Huainanzi talks about mountains": sacrifice first and then eat.
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Sogou encyclopedia-food of the past
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Sogou encyclopedia-Huizhou absolutely
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2. How to say "love" in classical Chinese? Classical Chinese has the following expressions:
1, love. For example, a letter to Meng Haoran written by Li Bai in the Tang Dynasty: "Master, I cheered you from my heart, and your reputation rose to the sky". I love Meng very much. He is a noble and charming man, famous all over the world.
2. Mu. For example, Qu Yuan's poem "Nine Songs" in the pre-Qin period: "Laughter is awkward and appropriate, and the child wants to be gentle and graceful." Meaning: How beautiful it is to stare at a smart smile, and you will envy my graceful posture.
3. Love. For example, Tao Yuanming's "Returning to the Garden" in Wei and Jin Dynasties: "Birds love the old forest, but the fish in the pool lose their source." Moral: caged birds often cling to the mountains of the past, while fish in the pond yearn for the abyss of the past.
4. What a pity. For example, Yuan Zhen of the Tang Dynasty wrote three sad poems: "Ah, Xie's youngest and favorite daughter, unfortunately married this penniless scholar". Meaning: Xie Daowen, the favorite niece of Xie An, the prime minister of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, has never succeeded since she married Qian Lou, a poor man in Qi.
5. hello. For example, in the Tang Dynasty Du Fu's poem "To Li Bai at the End of the Sky", "Poets should beware of prosperity, but demons can haunt wanderers". Writing is the biggest taboo of open life, and the most important thing for traitors is to make mistakes.
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The meaning of "love" in classical Chinese;
1, poor; Compassion. About 502- 422 BC Zuo Qiuming's Zuo Zhuan? Twenty-two years old: "If you love serious injuries, don't hurt them." Meaning: If you pity him for being seriously injured, you might as well not hurt him.
2. cherish. Sima Qian's Chen She Family in the Western Han Dynasty: "Wu Guang loves his lover, and his foot soldiers are mostly users". Guangwu always cherishes talents, and most of his soldiers are used by him.
3. stingy. During the Warring States Period, Mencius wrote "The History of Qi Huan": "Why do I love Yifeng?" . Meaning: Qi is small, how can I be so stingy that I can't bear to part with a cow?
4. Love. In the Tang Dynasty, Han Yu's Teacher Theory said: "Love your son, choose a teacher and teach him". Meaning: (people) love children and choose teachers to teach them.
5. I like it. Du Mu's "Epang Palace Fu" in Tang Dynasty: "Qin loves luxury and people are homesick." Meaning: Qin Huang likes prosperity and luxury, and people care about their homes.
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Baidu Chinese _ "A Word to Meng Haoran"
Baidu Chinese _ Return to the Garden
Baidu Chinese _ "Nine Songs"
3. How to translate "sentence" in classical Chinese? Wang Ziyou and Wang Zijing were very ill, and Amethyst died first.
Wang Ziyou asked his soldiers, "Why don't you always hear from Amethyst?" ? This must be what he has eaten. "You don't see any sadness on your face when you talk.
I came to the sedan chair for the funeral, and I didn't cry all the way. Amethyst has always liked playing the piano. (Amethyst) walks in and sits on the spiritual bed. He picked up the amethyst piano and played it. The sound of the strings is not harmonious. Amethyst threw the piano on the ground and said, "Amethyst, your people and the piano are gone!" " So I cried for a long time and almost fainted.
More than a month later, (Yu Zi) also passed away. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Source "Biography of Wang Huizhi in the Book of Jin": "Sacrifice, emblem ... played with the sacrifice of Qin for a long time, sighing:' Alas, Qin is dead! Interpretation: Ziyou: Wang Huizhi Ziyou, Wang Xizhi's son Amethyst: Wang Xizhi's son in Wang Zijing, Wang Xianzhi died: gone, no longer exists.
Du: I never thought of it. (Li M ? o): Totally.
Yu (yú): sedan chair. Tone: coordination.
"Everyone dies" refers to the sadness of seeing relics and mourners. Allusion: Wang Huizhi, the son of Wang Xizhi, a great calligrapher in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, was a soldier under Fu Huan Wen.
His character is unrestrained and detached. His hair is often fluffy and his clothes are not fastened, so he just goes to the streets to find friends and go out to meet guests. Idle Wang Huizhi doesn't often ask about his position.
He used to be the cavalry of General Huan Chong. Once Huan Chong asked him, "What do you care?" He replied vaguely, "Maybe it's about horses." Huan Chong asked again, "How many horses do you care about?" He replied, "I don't know anything about horses. I am an amateur, no matter how far! " Huan Chong asked again, "How many horses have you lost recently?" ? "He said simply," I still can't figure out the live horse, so I can't figure out the horse! " "Wang Huizhi has a younger brother named Wang Xianzhi, named Amethyst, who is also a great calligrapher in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. Just like his father Wang Xizhi, he is also called "Two Kings".
The two brothers, Hui Zhi and Xian Zhi, have a very good relationship and lived in the same room when they were children. Usually, a brother will admire his younger brother.
One day, the house caught fire. Hui was too scared to put on his shoes and hurriedly fled; Provide it, but it looks the same, with the help of the servant calmly.
One night in the middle of the night, a thief entered their house and tried to steal everything that could be taken away. After Wang Xianzhi found out, he said slowly, "Steal, that green carpet is an old thing of my family, so you can keep it."
Hearing this, the thief ran away in panic. The two brothers often read books together at night and discuss them while reading. They are very interested.
One night, the two of them were reading Ode to Gao Shi together when they suddenly shouted, "Good! The character of single crystal is really noble! " Single crystal is from the Eastern Han Dynasty. He is well-versed in learning and does not flatter powerful people, so he is praised. Huizhi listened and said with a smile: "Single crystal is not as proud as Changqing!" Changqing was the Sima Xiangru of the Han Dynasty. He broke through the shackles of feudal ethics and married Zhuo Wenjun, a talented woman who eloped with him. This was not easy in the society at that time, so the emblem said that he was proud of the world.
Later, Wang Huizhi served as assistant minister of Huangmen (squire around the emperor), so he resigned and went home because he was not used to the very restrictive life of the court. Coincidentally, not long after he came home, he and Wang Xianzhi began to get sick at the same time, and both of them were seriously ill.
At that time, a magician (fortune teller) said, "At the end of a person's life, if a living person is willing to take his place and give him the rest of his life, then the dying person can live." Hui Zhi said, "My talent and virtue are not as good as my brother's, so let me give him the rest of my years. I am ready first. "
The warlock shook his head: "If you find someone else, you will live long." . Now you don't have much time to live, how can you replace him? "Soon after, he died.
Huizhi didn't cry at the funeral, but just sat there. He took the piano he used before his death and wanted to play a song.
But it can't be adjusted well after a long time. He didn't want to tune any more, so he threw down the piano and said sadly, "Amethyst, Amethyst and piano are all dead."
It means: "Amethyst, Amethyst, you have lost the man and the piano!" " Wang Huizhi was very sad, and soon his illness worsened, and he died after more than a month. Later, people used the phrase "Qin is dead" to express the sadness of seeing relics and mourners.
4. Remember how to say 1 in classical Chinese?
Song and Han Yuanji's "Dali Temple Secretary Award": "Recite training and honor, dare to list stones without telling the world, remember it." "Feng Qingjing Chen Geng palace examination Chronicle": "Remember, to achieve great things."
2. keep in mind.
The fourteenth time in chinese odyssey: "In the suburbs of Xun, I cried and worshipped:' Remember my mother's words!'" An inspector told my father that in my composition,' My father is doing business in Anguo' and' doing business' should be written as' doing business', and my father told me to keep it in mind. "
And "remember", which literally means: 1, firmly (firmly) remember what you cannot forget. 2. Take time to remember (quickly).
Remember: (more solemn, showing respect for each other, more written, without strict requirements and time restrictions, mostly used in ancient Chinese)