"Yi" is a Chinese character, pronounced as "shāng", which means the experience of dying, being unhappy or suffering sadness when you are young. It is often used to describe sad and bitter feelings in poetry, literature and art works.
1, died young
Regret originally refers to the phenomenon that young people die young. This phenomenon was very common in ancient times, and many young people died prematurely because of war, disease or accident. Therefore, "sadness" has become a word to describe this tragedy. Later, "mourning" was also extended to the memory and grief of the lost young life and became a cultural symbol.
2, life is unfortunate
Bereavement can also refer to experiencing grief and misfortune in life. For example, some people feel extremely sad and helpless because of family problems, work pressure or lovelorn. This situation can also be described as "mourning". In this case, "sadness" represents the pain and difficulties in life, making people more deeply aware of the fragility and preciousness of life.
3. Good feelings
Mourning can also refer to a sad feeling, which is often used in poetry, literature and artistic works. For example, in a poem, the author may use "mourning" to describe the pain and sadness of losing his lover, so that readers can feel a deep and sad emotion. In this case, mourning represents a kind of nostalgia for the lost things and makes people feel a rich cultural atmosphere.
The origin of pinyin
1, western influence:
/kloc-At the end of 0/9, China began to be influenced by western countries, especially in the fields of science, technology and education. Latin alphabet is widely used in western countries as a writing and expression tool, which makes people in China begin to realize the inconvenience of Chinese characters in international communication. Therefore, people in China began to think about how to express the pronunciation of Chinese characters in a simpler and easier way.
2. Put forward the pinyin scheme:
Driven by China's modernization movement, some scholars began to study and put forward pinyin schemes. Among them, the earliest pinyin scheme can be traced back to the "phonetic notation" founded by Confucian Wei Yuan in the late Qing Dynasty. Later, scholars such as Liang Qichao and Xu Guangping also put forward their own pinyin schemes.
3. Determination of Chinese Pinyin Scheme:
After years of discussion and research, the people of China and the government of China officially released the Chinese Pinyin Scheme on 1955. Based on the Latin alphabet, the scheme combines the tone and syllable characteristics of Chinese characters, making the pinyin system more standardized, unified and easy to learn.
4. The promotion and application of Pinyin:
Since 1958, the scheme of Chinese Pinyin has been popularized and applied throughout the country. Pinyin system is gradually widely used in education, culture, science and technology, communication and other fields, which provides convenience for the learning and communication of Chinese characters.