Innocent, the Chinese word, pinyin is wúyàng, which means no disease. By extension, that is to say, although it was hurt, it did not have adverse effects.
From "Nine Debates on Chu Ci": "Thanks to your majesty's kindness, you are still innocent."
Interpretation: no disease; Don't worry. Say hello in daily communication.
Nine Debates is a lyric poem written by Song Yu, a Chu writer in the Warring States Period. This poem mainly expresses the general feeling of "poor people's dereliction of duty and uneven ambition" in ancient China society. To some extent, it reflects the darkness of reality and expresses that the poet "shows his brilliance in a chaotic world, which is not what he likes;" It is better to be poor and raise high than to be meaningless and famous. Although the whole poem mostly imitates Qu Yuan's Li Sao, it also has its own characteristics. Good at borrowing scenery to express emotion, blending feelings into scenery, and changeable syntax. He can skillfully use rhetorical devices such as double-tone rhyme and overlapping words, and his tone rhythm is cadence, full of musical beauty and strong artistic appeal.
Innocent sentences:
1. After the flood, the levee was safe and sound.
2. Long time no see. How are you, sir?
3, keep your head and feet from catching cold, and the rest can be safe.