Tan's pronunciation

Tan, pronounced as: Tá n.

First, the basic interpretation. Verbs are pictophonetic characters, words are spoken from Qin, and Qin is also a sound. Original meaning: go deep into it. "Yan" and "Qin" together mean "deep conversation". Traditional radicals: characters. Strokes outside the traditional part: 12. Total number of traditional strokes: 19. Structure is left and right structure.

Second, word formation

1, Arabian nights [ti ā n f ā ng yá n? ]? Without kindness and tolerance for no reason, it is impossible. Only with the psychology of atonement can we have extraordinary patience with human beings and ourselves.

2. Tan: The speech was slightly tortuous and to the point. From "wildfire compilation, Du Fu's mid-autumn festival correction": "Tan Tianwei can solve disputes, which is true."

3. Tan Tu: the wording and attitude when speaking. Look at this guy. He is gentle and good at talking. He is a promising young man. When reporting to the leader today, I became inarticulate and incoherent due to excessive tension.

And tan's ancient poems:

1, "Fish Watching Pond" Watching fish on Bitan Lake, the wood falls into the pond and the water is clear. As the sun sets, purple scales jump and round waves are everywhere. Cool smoke and floating bamboo are exhausted, and the autumn moon shines on Shaming. Why do the rough waves go away? I can't take it anymore.

Looking at fish by the green pond, leaves fall into the pond, transparent and clear fish jump out of the water, dyed purple by the afterglow of sunset, and round ripples are everywhere on the water. Twilight drifted into the bamboo forest and gradually dissipated. Sha Ting has a bright autumn moon. Why sing the song of surging waves and retire from the Jianghu? This pool of clear water can completely wash the tassels of hats.

2. "To Wang Lun" Li Bai was going by boat when he heard singing on the shore. Peach Blossom Pond is deep in thousands of feet, so it is better for Wang Lun to give it to me.

Appreciation: China's traditional ideas are implicit. Yan Yu, a poetic theorist in the Song Dynasty, put forward four taboos in writing poetry: "The language should be straight and the meaning should be shallow. Avoid dew in the pulse, and the taste is short. " Shi Buhua, a poet in A Qing, also said that poetry "should not be expensive". The characteristics of Li Bai's "A Gift to Wang Lun" are: frankness, directness and less implicature. Its "language is straight" and its "pulse is dew", but its "meaning" is not shallow and its taste is stronger.