Zi Su’s poems include: The situation is ridiculed by Zhi Su, and I feel ashamed that Zhi Su will not help in the end.
Shi Su’s poems include: Shi Su is ashamed, Xi Su is ashamed. The phonetic pronunciation is: ㄕㄙㄨ_. The pinyin is: shīsù. The structure is: corpse (single structure) element (upper and lower structure).
What is the specific explanation of corpse element? We will introduce it to you through the following aspects:
1. Explanation of words Click here to view the details of the plan
1. It means to occupy a position and earn a living but not to fulfill one’s duties. Often used as a self-effacing word. 2. Refers to a person who does not fulfill his duties despite his position and salary.
2. Quotations and explanations
1. It means that one lives in position but does not fulfill one’s duties. Often used as a self-effacing word. Quoting the "Book of Self-Impeachment of Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty" by Wei Zhongyao of the Three Kingdoms: "The corpse is rich in salary, and he is absent from office and abandoned." Tang Bai Juyi's "Rang Silk Statement": "The minister eats the country and has a generous salary, and he is an upright official of your majesty. The monthly salary is paid to the corpse." "How can you beg for an unknown thing?" Song Yuefei's "Zhao Ci": "Every time I worry about the corpse, there is no reward." Volume 1 of "Lang Qian Jiwen" written by Chen Kangqi of the Qing Dynasty: "He." "Baofu Ling" prepares the corpse and does not take away the worries of the emperor and his father, because he should be blamed on himself. See "Corpse Vegetarian Meal". Quoting "Chen Shu·Hou Zhu Ji": "Political punishments are disordered day by day, corpses are abundant in the court, and desolation is the drink of the long night." Lin Shu's "Reply to a certain official letter": "How can I bear to abandon the lovely day and risk it? "The fortune of corpse element is to fly away from my mother!"
3. Internet explanation
Corpse element is a Chinese vocabulary. Pinyin: shīsù Definition: 1. It means to live in a position but not to fulfill one's duties. 2. Refers to a person who does not fulfill his duties despite his position and salary.
Poems about Corpse Elements
"Autumn Day in Huansha·I feel ashamed that I have so much time to taste Corpse Elements" "Cheng Da Yong" "Ode to Huai Poem·Aowu Riding on the Corpse"
Idioms about corpses
Subuxiang can save clothes, vegetarian food, prestige, plain clothes, plain carriage, white horse corpse position, vegetarian meal, vegetarian meal position Binghunsuposucusing people
Words about corpses
Suchabaimaqingjiaosuyoushilusu_subuxiangshilu vegetarian corpses Lisu meal vegetarians swearing at people Vegetarian meal in corpse position Vegetarian meal in frugal clothing and vegetarian diet
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