Huan Wen destroyed Shu, married the monarch's sister as a concubine, and lived in another yard without telling his wife Nankang princess royal (the daughter of Si Mashao). Princess royal is a jealous woman. At first, she didn't know, but later she knew, so she took a dozen handmaiden with knives and sticks and rushed to Shili's residence, ready to kill her. When I went in, I saw Li Shinv combing her hair at the window, with her long hair dragging to her ankles. She looked beautiful and dignified, combed her hair slowly, and greeted the princess with folded hands. She looked calm and unhurried. It's sad to say, the country is ruined, parents are killed, and people are forced to be concubines. It is also an honor to die at your hands today, so you can do it. When princess royal saw this scene, he was moved to throw away the knife and staff at once, and came forward to hug Shi Linv and said, "Ah Zi, even I feel sad when I look at you, and I can't help feeling sorry for you, not to mention the old guy in our family." This sentence later evolved into: "I still pity you, not to mention the old slave."
Question 2: What is the detailed explanation of "I feel sorry for you, not to mention the old slave"? This was during the Southern and Northern Dynasties. Huan Xuan's Wuping book, Shi Shuo Xin Yu, takes Li Shimei as his concubine, which is very popular and often looks forward to fasting. The Lord didn't know it at first, but as soon as he heard it, he attacked with dozens of maids. Just like Li combing her hair and sending it to the ground, her skin color is jade, and she is unmoved. Xu said, "I have no intention of coming here because the country is ruined. If you can see the killing today, it is your heart. " The Lord retired in shame. -"Shi Shuo Xin Yu Yuan Xian" It is said here that Huan Wen's first wife, Princess Nankang, was a very generous woman. She wanted to kill her husband's trophy mistress, but when she saw this elegant mistress, she couldn't help praising the words "I still feel pity, let alone an old slave". It is really hard for a woman to have such tolerance.
At that time, Huan Wen invaded Li's West Shu.
Question 3: I still feel pity. What's the next sentence? I still feel pity.
Open classification: idioms, culture, language, allusions, vocabulary.
I sympathize with you.
Relieve pity, pity describes the beautiful and charming appearance of women.
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Southern dynasties? Song? Comrade Yu's jealousy: "Ah Zi, I feel sorry for you, not to mention the old slave."
Shi Shuo Xin Yu. Yuan Xian's Wuping Book in Huan Xuan, with Li Shimei as his concubine and Liu Xiao as a note, quoted Jealousy in the Southern Song Dynasty: Wenping Book, with Li Shimei as his concubine. The princess was fierce and jealous, so she didn't know, but later she knew. She pulled out her knife and went to Li's place because she wanted to hurt it. I saw Li combing her hair in front of the window, looking beautiful, her hair slowly knotted, her hands folded to the Lord, her face idle and her words sad. The Lord threw a knife and hugged him:' Ah Zi, I pity you, not to mention the old slave.' Work hard. Later, because seeing the sea is a word to describe beautiful women.
The method of using complex sentences; Make an attribute; Include praise
A clear example? Li Yu, "what day is it today? Cunning ":"when you can't ~, I can't bear to ruin you. "
Question 4: I feel sorry for the old slave. What does the old slave mean? From Song Yutong's Jealousy in the Industrial Dynasty: "Wen Pingshu took Li Shi's daughter as his concubine. The princess was fierce and jealous, so she didn't know, but later she knew. She pulled out her knife and went to Li's place because she wanted to hurt it. I saw Li combing her hair in front of the window, looking beautiful, her hair slowly knotted, her hands folded to the Lord, her face idle and her words sad. The Lord threw a knife and hugged him:' I feel sorry for you, son, let alone an old slave.' Work hard. "
Later, I used the word "I am still poor" to describe this beautiful woman.
The whole sentence is: love when you see it, not to mention the old things at home.
Question 5: Pears bring rain. What do I mean by pity? Pear blossoms bring rain, and I feel pity: (female) cries like pear blossoms stained with raindrops, and I like it when I see them.
Pear blossoms bring rain [lí huā dà i y incarnation]: It means like pear blossoms stained with raindrops. The original description of Yang Guifei's crying posture. Later used to describe the beauty of women.
Don? Bai Juyi's Song of Eternal Sorrow: "Tears fall down her sad white face, like spring rain on pear flowers."
I still pity [wǒ jiàn yóu lián]: I like it when I see it. Describe a woman's beautiful appearance. Jude: Still; Unfortunately: love.
Southern Song Dynasty? Comrade Yu's jealousy: "I feel sorry for you, let alone the old slave."
Question 6: What do you mean by "I am still poor"? I still feel sorry.
Explain and describe a woman who is beautiful and charming.
Out of the southern dynasties? Song? Comrade Yu's jealousy: "Ah Zi, I feel sorry for you, not to mention the old slave."
The method of using complex sentences; Make an attribute; Include praise
A clear example? Li Yu, "what day is it today? Cunning ":"when you can't ~, I can't bear to ruin you. "
Question 7: I still feel poor (or do I still feel poor in heaven? ) from which ancient poem? I sympathize with you.
Explain and describe a woman who is beautiful and charming.
Out of the southern dynasties? Song? Fu Tong's jealousy: "Ah Zi, I feel sorry for you, not to mention the old slave."
The method of using complex sentences; Make an attribute; Include praise
A clear example? Li Yu, "what day is it today? Cunning ":"when you can't ~, I can't bear to ruin you. "
Question 8: Beautiful and hateful eyes have been regarded as the standard of beauty since ancient times. Why? First, the skin. The Book of Songs? Feng Wei? Shuoren described the beauty of Zhuang Jiang's "skin as coagulated fat". Coagulated fat, coagulated fat, smooth, delicate and white (Zhu Xiji? The Book of Songs). For thousands of years, the feature of "congealing fat" has been one of the main standards of ancient beauty in China. Beauty is charming, after all, color is the main color ("casual hair occasionally?" "Sound Department" Li Yu). The Book of Songs says: "A vegetarian is gorgeous!" As the ultimate white, the word "snow" is regarded as the standard of skin color. Song Yu described the girl next door in "The Lotito": "The eyebrows are like jade feathers and the muscles are like snow." Other words such as "skin is better than snow", "skin is like condensed snow" and "bullying frost for snow" can be seen everywhere. In addition, crystal clear, transparent and moist white jade is also often used to modify the skin of beautiful women. For example, Mrs. Huarui of the Five Dynasties: "jade bone, ice muscle, clear and sweat-free." (Meng Chang) Pure white is not the only standard of skin color. Pink and white are very harmonious. The goddess in Cao Zhi's Ode to Luoshen is "if the morning sun rises" from a distance, but it is "if it burns, the waves will rise" from a close look. Words like "peach blossom with dew", "water hibiscus" and "water red water chestnut" all focus on pink. Also depicting the beauty of Yang Guifei, Bai Juyi's poem "Pear Blossom Spring Rain" focuses on pear blossoms with the same color as white. And Li Bai's "A red dew condenses fragrance" focuses on the brilliant red of the same color as peony. Song Yu described the girl next door as "too white in powder and too red in vermilion" in "The Lotito", and put forward the standard of harmonious beauty, which is also a healthy beauty. The description of the perfect combination of white and red in ancient times is nothing more than "the color is like the morning glow reflecting snow without powder" (the legend of Queen Han Xiaohui). Sunglow reflected on the snow, the beauty of artistic conception alone is intoxicating and suffocating. Second, the hand. The Book of Songs? Feng Wei? Zhuang Jiang, a beautiful woman, wrote in Shuo Ren: "Soft hands, skin like jelly." Cottonwood is the bud stem of thatched grass (Zhu Ji? The Book of Songs). White, smooth and tender, as thin as a bone. Its beauty lies in its faint fragrance. Take a sip gently, and your lips and teeth will stay fragrant. Use it to compare the fingers of beautiful women, which is vivid, vivid and appropriate. Han Yongshou, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, compared the handle of a "wrist-white jade shoot bud" to a tender shoot tooth, which is similar to Routi's. In addition, the heroine Liu Lanzhi in Peacock Flying Southeast. She pointed to an onion. Compare your fingers to chopped onions. Its shape and color are classic. Tang and Zhao Luanluan's poem "Finger" reads: "Delicate jade and chopped shallots grow on the sleeves of fragrant snails." Compare your fingers to white jade. Crystal clear, transparent and moist. Soft catkins, tender bamboo shoots and scaly jade all constitute the standard of ancient China beauty hands. Classic link: Empress Zhang, Emperor Wu of the Southern Dynasties, is smart and handsome. The nails are five inches long and red and white. Whenever there is a funeral, a fingernail will be broken first. ("Chen Shu? Biography of Empress Gaozuzhang) 3. Hair. Black, bright, thick and fine are the standards of ancient beauty hair in China. The Book of Songs, the first collection of poems in China, contains ancient poems praising women's black hair and thick hair. The Book of Songs? {Wind? " A gentleman grows old together "contains:" Hair is like a cloud, I despise it. " "sideburns" means thick black hair, and "sideburns" means bun. This ancient poem praised thick black hair as a dark cloud in the sky. With such dark hair, I'm too lazy to use a fake bun. Later generations often refer to women's hair as dark clouds, such as "high clouds" and "Zuo Zhuan"? "Twenty-eight Years of Zhao Gong" records: "Once upon a time, there was a daughter who was still alive. Her temples were black and beautiful, and the light could look in the mirror. She was appointed Xuan's wife. " "Xuan" and "sideburns" have the same meaning, both of which praise black hair. Similar examples are too numerous to mention. Such as "Taiping Yulan" contains "Go to (Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty) to see him (Wei Zifu) with pleasure. "As soon as Wei Zifu's hair opened, it shone like a black waterfall, which immediately attracted the young Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty (it is said that Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was worried that there would be no descendants at that time, so he paid more attention to some Taoist views, such as people with thick hair and vigorous blood, who lived longer and had more children)." Chen Shu? "Biography of Zhang Guifei" records: "Zhang Guifei's hair is seven feet long and his temples are like paint, and his light can be learned." Another example is Zhao Ming's Selected Works? Seven points: "The temples are mysterious, and the light can be used as a mirror." Besides Wei Zifu and Zhang Guifei, who else has long black hair? "Biography of Empresses" records that Queen Dou, the wife of Li Yuan and the mother of Emperor Taizong, was born with long hair and passed her neck. She began to serve at the age of three, and when she grew up, there was a black and bright cloud. The hairstyles of ancient women are various, including straight hair (Zhang Lihua) and short hair (Liang Lvzhu). & gt