Question 2: What do you mean by "Long song hate" and "Long song hate"? Hate means regret,
Long-term hatred means that this regret has no end.
Question 3: What does hate mean in the poem? How much hatred was there in ancient times?
In the Qing Dynasty, Chu recorded a love letter between Suzhou Zhan and his wife in the notebook novel Jane Xuan Ji, and his wife wrote in a letter to her husband: ... An ancient poem said: cardamom needs no hate, and cloves are empty in the rain. What can you do! What a pity! What is the explanation of hate here? If we look at the structure of poetry in a concise way, hate is sadness. Does it make sense?
Looking back at the evolution and development of language, we know that language, like other things in the world, is constantly moving, changing and developing, which is reflected in the change of meaning. So the same word has the difference between ancient meaning and modern meaning. Words with different meanings, such as hate, are easily misunderstood when reading ancient books. Therefore, pay attention to the difference between ancient meaning and modern meaning. Accurately understanding the old saying has become an important content that we can't ignore. There are many changes in the meaning of words in ancient and modern times, including the enhancement and weakening of the meaning, which refers to the enhancement and weakening of the meaning of words. For example, the word "hungry", which we are familiar with in ancient times, refers to serious hunger, which has reached the level of death threat. For example, in Mencius, the ancient meaning of hunger refers to hunger in the body, while in modern Chinese, hunger refers to general hunger; For example, the ancient meaning of resentment is hatred, but today's resentment has weakened from the ancient meaning of hatred to dissatisfaction and blame, such as hard work; For example, today's illness, like illness, refers to general illness, but in the ancient sense, illness and illness are different, referring to serious illness. Today, the meaning of these words has been weakened.
And the ancient and modern meaning of hate has also changed. The present meaning of hate is hate and resentment, with a heavier meaning, while in ancient times it meant regret and dissatisfaction, with a lighter meaning in ancient times, and regret is synonymous (the original meaning of regret is regret, dissatisfaction and unhappiness). Shuowen: Hate and resentment. Both have the meaning of expressing regret. It's just that regret is generally used in pre-Qin, and hate is much more used after Han Dynasty. For example, Xiao Jia: I don't hate it if I die! Hanshu? Biography of Su Wu: A son dies for his father and hates it when he dies. Biography of Lingguan in the Five Dynasties: I still hate these three things. All these hatreds can be solved as regrets. Sima Qian? Bao Ren An Shu: However, the souls of the dead have endless personal hatred. Personal resentment is a regret in my heart. So the present meaning of hate is stronger than that of ancient times.
Ancient literati and poets often used the word hate in their poems. At this time, if we ignore the meaning and content of relieving hatred, then our understanding of the connotation of poetry will be biased. For example, Du Zimei, who has always been concerned about the country and people, once wrote: Petals weep, lonely birds lament (Spring Hope), bad luck has a bitter frost on my temples, and heartache and fatigue are a thick layer of dust in my wine (Up the Mountain). The hatred in Du Fu's works is hatred, resentment, hatred, right or wrong. Du Fu, with pure customs and political ideals, devoted himself to the court all his life. When the Anshi Rebellion broke out, he was over 40 years old and he was on the run ... >>
Question 4: What does patriotic hatred mean? Hatred of patriotism will generally turn into hatred of the kingdom. Why hate it is because the country is about to die or has a tendency to die. For example, Yue Fei in the Southern Song Dynasty advocated resisting the Jin State in the north, but Qin Gui and others were afraid that Yue Fei's prestige would increase and his strength would grow, thus threatening his position, so they tried their best to kill Yue Fei. Yue Fei felt patriotic hatred before he died. Not only did he hate Qin Gui, but the reason why he couldn't continue to serve his country didn't come from within, because he knew that once he died, no one could stop Xu Jinguo from moving south, and the country was about to perish.
Question 5: What does hate mean in Song of Eternal Sorrow? How to explain the Song of Eternal Sorrow? Who hates it? Hate what? Why hate it? How to express disgust? The "hate" in Song of Eternal Sorrow refers to: leaving behind hate and sorrow is acacia. Song of Eternal Sorrow is called Song of Eternal Sorrow because it was written by Long song, who left sorrow. Yang Yuhuan and Xuanzong both "hate" each other and miss each other. There is a passage in the Song of Eternal Sorrow that Yang became an immortal after his death. In Tang Xuanzong's dream, he went to find her, and Yang Ran went out in tears. The tears of the two can be seen relatively.
Question 6: What does the infinite hatred of the spring breeze mean? The third of qingpingdiao trilogy.
Famous flowers poured into the countryside and enjoyed each other.
The king always smiles.
Explain the infinite hatred for the spring breeze,
The agarwood pavilion leans to the north.
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Beauty and red peony complement each other, and beauty and famous flowers make Wang laugh. Moving and beautiful, like spring breeze, can eliminate infinite resentment. North of Chenxiang Temple, your princess leans against the railing.
Question 7: What does hate mean in Cantonese? It means very much. For example, I hate getting married, which means I really want to get married.