Question 1: What is the difference between being upright and being upright? Typhoid is the king word for asking others to write. Meant to ask the story of a stonecutter, someone likes to pick up an ax and cut into the mud to help them cut out articles.
Ya Zheng
(1) [Standard; Correct]: Norm
(2) [Upright; Righteous]: Classic Founder
(3) [It is enough to give your opinion]: Jingci, giving away his own poems and paintings, which means words of mutual inspiration (set)
Ya Zheng Chu Song Ci "Ya Zheng" said, profound Judging from its academic background and its origins, the theoretical basis of the "Ya Zheng" theory has strong scientific characteristics because of its color-lined "Chong Zheng" theory, its appearance, and the focus of the "Ya Zheng" theory, is it to be established An art theory has rich connotations, but while "positive" Ci is not "positive", it has a strong meaning of advocating "orthodoxy"; seeing their academic tendencies, "Ya Zheng" is said to be quite in the same scientific field, " The legacy of "orthodox" not only has traces of "setting in a" and "orthodox", but also has a similar precedent in a clear inheritance system. "orthodox".
Asking for advice, I said "enlightenment", asking for correction, I said "Ya Zheng";
The proposed work said "Shanghan", each letter said, "Huishu" ;
Question 2: What does ax mean? The word "rectify" must not be used indiscriminately and must meet two conditions:
First: The person who "rectifies" must be "good at luck"
Second: The person who is "rectified" has the " "Stand up without losing face"
The process of "correcting" means that both parties should be people with high "technical level". It is not difficult to understand that it should be a discussion between "masters". If today we use someone who is more professional to "correct" us when we are new to learning, firstly, we are not allowed to "correct" at all, and secondly, we do not have the humility to ask others for advice. How can others give you advice?
The most important thing among literati is humility. However, if you place your position very high, the other party cannot cooperate, so you have to "give back the original thing." So how to use these modest words? This depends on the status of both parties. Now I would like to explain some of my superficial understanding: If it is a communication between classmates and people of similar level, then use "Ya Zheng" and "Correction" - which means mutual appreciation, and the other party will use appropriate sentences to correct the situation. Point out different opinions about your work. The younger generation presents to the elders, the student presents to the teacher, the novice presents to the expert, and the author presents to the editor. It is more appropriate to use "jiaozheng" and "give advice" because it means asking for advice humbly. This will make it easier for the other party to accept you... The word "correction" should be precisely a word between academic experts, but no one who really understands its meaning has ever used it, and it is usually used by a third party. Chinese vocabulary is very rich. Often, one’s original intention is to be modest, but improper use of modest words can be counterproductive. I remind you that when using words, you should consider whether the other party “accepts” the word, in order to achieve the desired effect. Therefore, the use of modesty should be cautious.
Question 3: What does it mean to be honest? Thank you. The word "axizheng" is used to show humility. Some people also write "axizheng", "jiezheng" and "yingzheng", which all have this meaning.
"axe righteousness" is an allusion from "Zhuangzi Xu Wugui".
This means thank you for pointing out my shortcomings and suggesting improvements.
Question 4: The difference between correcting and revising "correcting" is a respectful speech when asking others to modify their own things. It means to praise others for their high level.
Question 5: What does "axe-zheng" mean? "axe-zheng" is an allusion from "Zhuangzi Xu Wugui". It is said that during the Warring States Period, the erudite Zhuangzi made a friend Huizi. The two learned from each other in knowledge, learned from each other's strengths, and had a deep friendship. Huizi died early, and Zhuangzi regretted it very much. Once, Zhuangzi passed by Huizi's tomb and couldn't help but recall Huizi. He told a story to the people who came with him: There was a man in the state of Chu Ying. When he was painting the wall, a little white powder was splashed on the tip of his nose. The white powder was as thin as a fly's wing. He asked a craftsman to help him remove it. After the craftsman made him stand still, he swung the ax and hit the tip of his nose. The man stood calmly and upright, only to feel a strong wind passing by, but his nose was not injured at all. After a king, Song Yuanjun, heard about it, he summoned the craftsman and said to him: "I heard that you are good at handling axes. Please show me a show." The craftsman said: I do have this skill, but if you cooperate with me, That person has been dead for a long time. At this point in the story, Zhuangzi sighed and said: "Since Huizi's death, I have lost my best friends in studies, and there is no one with whom I can have a good conversation." "According to this story told by Zhuangzi, later generations often used the word "axe Zheng" to show humility when asking others to revise their articles. Some also wrote "axe zheng", "cut zheng" and "ying zheng", all of which This is what it means.
Question 6: What does axe mean? Explanation of the word
Pinyin: fǔ zhèng
Explanation: 1. To cut it with an axe. Meet the standards. 2. Also known as "axe Zheng". Ask someone to revise the poem's greetings.
Example: Due to my limited personal level, I hope everyone can correct me on the issues raised.
Question 7: What does "axe-zheng" mean? "axe-zheng" (fǔ zhèng) In daily life, we often see the word "axe-zheng", which is a respectful word for asking others to revise their articles. Also called correction.