1. What does "LESS" mean in ancient Chinese?
Lessons kè〈motion〉 (1) (Phonetic.
Conong words, fruit sound. Original meaning: assessment) (2) Same as the original meaning (examination according to certain standards) [examine] lesson, test.
——"Shuowen" He is a person who uses the power of killing to teach the officials about their abilities. ——"Han Feizi·Dingfa" Don't use the finished equipment if you don't teach it, don't try it, don't hide it.
——"Guanzi·Qifa" If there are officials but no classes, there are no officials; if there are classes but no rewards and punishments, there are no classes. ——Su Xun's "The Emperor's Letter" (3) Another example: teach his/her career; class test (experiment, assessment); class performance (performance appraisal) (4) Supervise the completion of the designated work [urge] teach family members to carry hundreds of kilograms of stuff, The surroundings tend to move away.
——"Book of the Later Han Dynasty" (5) Teach or study according to the prescribed content and weight [teach and study] Give lessons with Miss Lu every night until three o'clock and four drums. ——"The Scholars" (6) Another example: Kezi (teaching children to read); lesson reading (teaching or learning according to the prescribed content and quantity) (7) levying taxes; sending labor [levy] is the year, and lessons begin South Xuzhou expatriates rent.
——"Book of the Song Dynasty: The Chronicles of Emperor Xiaowu" (8) Another example: taxation (collecting financial taxes and assigning corvees); imposing heavy taxes (9) Divination [divinate ] One day, those who can teach, and make them teach, will be successful. ——Huihong's "Lengzhai Night Talk" (10) Another example: lesson tube (divination tube); lesson language (nonsense). 2. What are the meanings of the word "LESS" in ancient Chinese?
◎ LESSE kè〈dynamic〉 (1) (phonetic.
From the word, fruit sound. Original meaning: assessment) (2 ) Same as the original meaning (check according to certain standards) [examine] lesson, test.
——"Shuowen" Those who use the power of killing to teach the officials about their abilities. ——"Han Feizi·Dingfa" Don't use the finished equipment if you don't teach it, don't try it, don't hide it.
——"Guanzi·Qifa" If there are officials but no classes, there are no officials; if there are classes but no rewards and punishments, there are no classes. ——Su Xun's "The Emperor's Letter" (3) Another example: teach his career; class test (test, assessment); class performance (performance appraisal) (4) Supervise the completion of the designated work [urge] teach the family members to carry hundreds of kilograms, The surroundings tend to move away.
——"Book of the Later Han Dynasty" (5) Teach or study according to the prescribed content and weight [teach and study] Give lessons with Miss Lu every night until three o'clock and four drums. ——"The Scholars" (6) Another example: Kezi (teaching children to read); lesson reading (teaching or learning according to the prescribed content and quantity) (7) levying taxes; sending labor [levy] is the year, and lessons begin South Xuzhou expatriates rent.
——"Song Book·The Chronicles of Emperor Xiaowu" (8) Another example: taxation (collecting financial taxes and assigning corvees); imposing heavy taxes (9) Divination [divinate] Those who have the day, can teach , Make it a lesson, and it’s all a surprise. ——Huihong's "Lengzhai Night Talk" (10) Another example: lesson tube (divination tube); lesson language nonsense (nonsense) part of speech changes ◎ lesson kè〈name〉 (1) teaching subject [subject; course ].
For example: compulsory courses; basic courses; main courses; professional courses (2) Teaching time [class]. For example: four classes; one Chinese class (3) [Quantity]: part of the teaching curriculum; specifically refers to the content of a certain subject completed within the unit teaching time (usually no more than one hour) [lesson].
For example: There are two lessons today; the content of this textbook is divided into twenty lessons (4) Tax, tax [tax] is exempt from tax. ——Wei Zheng's "Book of Sui" (5) Another example: national tax; salt tax; Kekou (taxation in the Tang Dynasty included rent, Yong, and Tiao, and the population subject to tax was called Kekou); tax household (tax payable) households) (6) Administrative units (also called departments) such as government agencies and schools [section].
Such as: General Affairs Section; Super High School Section (7) Japan *** The first-level administrative unit below each ministry, department, and bureau [division]. For example: Chinese class of the Asian Bureau of the Foreign Affairs Bureau. 3. What does "LESSON" mean in ancient Chinese?
LES kè
〈motion〉
(1) (Phonetic. Congruent, fruity sound.
Original meaning: examination)
(2) Same as the original meaning (examination according to certain standards) [examine] lesson, test. ——"Shuowen" Those who use the power of killing are also those who teach the officials about their abilities. ——"Han Feizi·Dingfa" Don't use the finished equipment if you don't teach it, don't try it, don't hide it. ——"Guanzi·Qifa" If there are officials but no classes, there are no officials; if there are classes but no rewards and punishments, there are no classes. ——Su Xun's "The Emperor's Letter"
(3) Another example: teaching his career; class examination (test, assessment); class performance (performance appraisal)
(4) Supervision After completing the designated work [urge], the family members carried hundreds of pounds of belongings and walked around the house. ——"Book of the Later Han Dynasty"
(5) Teach or study according to the prescribed content and weight [teach and study] Give lessons with Miss Lu every night until three o'clock and four drums. ——"The Scholars" (6) Another example: Kezi (teaching children to read); Lesson Reading (teaching or learning according to the prescribed content and quantity)
(7) Collect taxes; send labor [ Levy] was the year when the expatriates in Xuzhou in southern Xuzhou began to rent classes. ——"Song Book·The Chronicles of Emperor Xiaowu"
(8) Another example: taxation (collecting financial taxes and assigning corvees); imposing heavy taxes
(9) Divination [divinate ] One day, if you can teach, you will be successful. ——Huihong's "Lengzhai Night Talk"
(10) Another example: lesson tube (divination tube); lesson language nonsense (nonsense) 4. What are the meanings of the word "lesson" in ancient Chinese?
Lesson
(Phonetic. From the word, fruit sound. Original meaning: assessment)
Same as the original meaning (check according to certain standards)
< p> Lesson, test. - "Shuowen"Those who use the power of killing to teach the officials about their abilities. ——"Han Feizi·Dingfa"
Don't use the finished tool if you don't teach it, don't try it, don't hide it. ——"Guanzi·Qifa"
To have officials but no classes is to have no officials; to have classes but no rewards and punishments is to have no classes. ——Su Xun's "The Emperor's Letter"
Another example: teaching his career; class examination (test, assessment); class performance (performance appraisal)
Supervising the completion of designated work [urge ]
The family members were carrying hundreds of catties of stuff and were walking around the house. ——"Book of the Later Han Dynasty"
Teach or study according to the prescribed content and weight, and have lessons with Miss Lu every night until three o'clock and four drums. ——"The Scholars"
Another example: Lesson (teaching children to read); Lesson reading (teaching according to the prescribed content and quantity
Lesson kè
⒈Teaching subjects and processes in school: Politics~. ~Schedule.
⒉Supervise the completion of work tasks: Yi Yan~Nongsang 〈〉Teacher or study. Apprentice. ~Reading. Day~Shu, Jian~Poetry. ⒊It used to refer to stipulated taxes, and it also refers to the collection of taxes.
⒋Office departments set up by agencies, schools and other units: cashier~.
⒌Testing and assessment: No~use
⒍Hoax activities of superstitious people, divination. One type: Qi~. 5. What does Duixue mean in junior high school classical Chinese?
Duixue (duixue)
1. A set of exercises in the old days to learn words and prepare to write poems. : The teacher said "rain", and the students said "wind"; the teacher said "peach red", and the students said "willow"
2. A kind of homework in old private schools. That is to say, "Xihu Episode 2: Yujun Shou Yudian Shengchun": "At that time, he will learn the lesson. How wonderful is his lesson? Mr. Li said: 'A pair of geese heading south. "Fly." Zhao Xiong replied: "Two roast geese are heading north." The students must come up with the second couplet. Not only should the nouns be matched with the nouns, the static words should be matched with the static words, and the verbs should be matched with the verbs; also, within each type of word, the character should be similar. For nouns, we have to use the word sea or water, because they are all geographical nouns. "Lu Xun's "Morning Blossoms Picked Up at Dusk: From Baicao Garden to Sanwei Bookstore": "The lessons are gradually added, from Sanyan to Sanwei Bookstore. Five words, finally seven words." Dual lessons are one of the common and even required courses in private schools in the old days, and they are also an important means of traditional Chinese teaching in my country.
Duixi is Duizi, which is the literature and art of Chinese culture that runs through the past and the present in social life, has the widest application range, the strongest vitality, the most refined and the most economical and applicable literature and art. Also called couplets, couplets are an art form with national characteristics that is loved by our people. It is a perfect combination of language art, calligraphy art and decorative art. Couplets, commonly known as couplets, are also called couplets, couplets, etc. The so-called couplet refers to a type of couplet that is composed of two sentences, upper and lower, with the same number of words, related content, and emphasis on parallelism. Couplets are related to the traditional Chinese architectural format. In ancient times, a room was called a couplet. Couplets: refers to the pillars in front of the hall. Hanging or affixing couplets on the pillars is called couplets. Duizi is the customary folk name for couplets. Couplings are also related to rhythmic poetry, which emphasizes parallelism. The third and fourth sentences, and the fifth and sixth sentences are similar to two pairs of couplets. Therefore, couplets are known as "poems within poems", a wonder in Chinese language and literature, and a treasure in traditional Chinese culture. There have always been different opinions about the age of the couplets. The traditional view is that the earliest couplets began in the Five Dynasties. It is believed that the "New Year's Na Yuqing, the Festival Number Changchun" written by Meng Chang, the lord of Later Shu, is the earliest couplet in my country. Couples are also called couplets and couplets, and those affixed to the pillars are called couplets.