What are the eight famines?

Question 1: What are the eight famines in China mythology? Liuhe: refers to the four directions of heaven and earth (namely, up, down, east, south, west and north).

Eight Famines: East, Southeast, South, Southwest, West, Northwest, North and Northeast. The wasteland is far away. Eight Barrens refers to places far away from the Central Plains.

Liuhe Eight Wastes is the world.

Question 2: Three mountains, four seas, five lakes, six rivers and eight barren Kyushu! What do you mean! Three Mountains: Penglai, Abbot and Yingzhou Four Seas: refers to the East China Sea, the West Sea, the South China Sea and the North Sea in ancient China, refers to the land within the sea, and also refers to all parts of the country.

The Book of Changes refers to the Bohai Sea, the Yellow Sea, the East China Sea and the South China Sea. Liuhe: Up and down, East and West, North and South.

Eight Barrens: Also called eight directions, it refers to Kyushu in eight directions, such as east, west, south, north, southeast, northeast, south and northwest. There are too many versions, generally Jizhou, Yanzhou, Qingzhou, Xuzhou, Yangzhou, Jingzhou, Yuzhou, Youzhou and Yongzhou in Gong Yu.

Question 3: Which do Jiuzhou and Bahuang refer to? Jiuzhou Eight Wastes Kyushu 1. Ancient China was divided into Kyushu. Opinions vary. "book? Is it the works of Ji, Zhou, Qing, Xu, Yang, Jing, Yu, Liang and Yong? There are secluded places in the land, and there are camps without green and Liangzhou; "Zhou Li? Summer view? There are secluded places, States without promises, and Liangzhou. Later' Kyushu' refers to the whole world and China. " Chu ci? Li Sao: "I miss Kyushu so much, is it just a girl?" Song Luyou's poem "Shizi": "When you die, you know everything is empty, but you see Kyushu's sorrow." One of Qing Gong Zizhen's "Ji Hai Miscellaneous Poems", 25: "Kyushu's anger depends on the wind and thunder, and thousands of horses learn sadness." Guo Moruo's poem "Praise Lei Feng": "Twenty-two years will last forever, and Kyushu's surname is Yang Yinglie." 2. refers to Kyushu. China is just one of them. During the Warring States Period, Zou Yan called China Chixian Shenzhou, saying that "nine people outside are like Chixian Shenzhou, which is called Kyushu". See historical records? Biographies of Mencius and Xun Qing. Huainanzi? Terrain training: "What is Kyushu? Shenzhou in the southeast calls for agricultural soil, Zhengnan Asia calls for fertile soil, Rongzhou in the southwest calls for deep soil, Zhengxi State calls for synthetic soil, Jizhou calls for middle soil, Taizhou in the northwest calls for fertile soil, Zhengbei State calls for hidden soil, and Dongyang State calls for soil application. " Yang Shuda thinks that Kyushu mentioned here is the same name as Jizhou of Yugong, but other names are different. It is called Southeast China, which is consistent with Zou Yan's statement that China is called Chixian China. I suspect that this article is taken from Zou Yan's book, and the name of Kyushu mentioned by Zou Yan is Kyushu. See the discipline inspection bureau primary school narrative wenlin? Zou Yan Kyushu test ". Liu Xiang of the Han Dynasty wrote in Shuo Yuan? Distinguish things: "There are four seas within the Eight Wastes, and Kyushu within the four seas." According to Yan Shigu, an exegetist in the Tang Dynasty, "Eight Barrens are barren on all sides." So, what about the four seas? "Two ya? Interpretation of the Land says, "Jiuyi, Buddy, Qirong and Liuman are called the four seas. "Some people think that the four seas are the sea around Kyushu. Book of rites? "Sacrifice to Righteousness" specifically mentions that the East China Sea, the West Sea, the South China Sea and the North Sea are four seas, but there are no clear sea areas. In Song Dynasty, Hong Mai said that "the four seas are one" in Rong Zhai's essays and thought that "the four seas are one". There are also many sayings about the "Five Lakes". " Zhu? Mianshui thinks that "the five lakes are Changdang Lake, Taihu Lake, Songhu Lake, Gui Hu and Wuhu". In the Tang Dynasty, Sima Zhen considered "Juqu (Taihu Lake), Tao Tao, Peng Li, Cao Qing and Dongting Lake" as "Five Lakes". But modern people call Dongting Lake, Poyang Lake, Chaohu Lake, Hongze Lake and Taihu Lake the Five Lakes. Eight famines and eight disasters refer to eight directions: east, south, west, north, southeast, southwest, northwest and northeast. The wilderness is a distant land. Liuhe refers to the inner triad (heart and heart, heart and qi, qi and force) and the outer triad (hand and foot, elbow and knee, shoulder and hip). The six countries are Chu, Qi, Han, Wei, Zhao and Yan.

Question 4: What do the words "Three Mountains, Four Seas, Five Lakes, Six Rivers, Eight Wastes and Kyushu" mean? Three mountains: Penglai, abbot and Yingzhou.

Four Seas: refers to the East China Sea, the West Sea, the South China Sea and the North Sea in ancient China, generally refers to inland land, and also refers to all parts of the country.

Five Lakes: Dongting Lake, Poyang Lake, Taihu Lake, Chaohu Lake and Hongze Lake.

Liuhe: Up and down, East and West, North and South.

Eight Barrens: Also called eight directions, it refers to eight directions such as east, west, south, north, southeast, northeast, southwest and northwest.

Kyushu: Jizhou, Yanzhou, Qingzhou, Xuzhou, Yangzhou, Jingzhou, Yuzhou, Youzhou and Yongzhou in Gong Yu.

Question 5: What does "eight wastes and six waters" mean? Which is better, "Eight Barrens" or "Six Rivers"? The so-called "eight wastes and six rivers" refers to everything between heaven and earth, which is a vague meaning. The whole sentence means that I am the only one in the world, that is, I am the biggest, and everyone should respect me.

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Question 6: What are the eight wastes and six rivers? 1. Liuhe: 1, Wushu: In Wushu drills, the inside and outside of the human body are three in one. "Inner Trinity" refers to the combination of heart, mind and qi, that is, the combination of heart and mind, mind and qi, and qi and force. "External triad" refers to the combination of "hands and feet, elbows and knees, shoulders and hips", that is, "hands and feet, elbows and knees, shoulders and hips". Internal and external integration is Liuhe. 2. Taoist theory: "Liuhe" is a Taoist concept, which means a space where four directions are combined up and down. (Front, Back, Left, Right, Up, Down) 3. The Qin dynasty destroyed the six countries, and some people said that "the king of Qin swept the six rivers", referring to the merger of the six countries. Refers to the world in general. 2. Eight Yin: 1, which refers to eight directions, often referring to the world. For example, Liu Xiang of Han Dynasty wrote in Shuo Yuan? Distinguish things: "There are four seas within the Eight Wastes, and Kyushu within the four seas." According to Yan Shigu, an exegetist in the Tang Dynasty, "The eight famines are all from all directions ... Although the specific names of the eight famines are different in ancient and modern times, their meanings have never changed, that is, they refer to all directions, that is, all over the country. Such as: "On Qin": containing the meaning of the four seas, swallowing the heart of the eight wastes. 2. In ancient times, it was said that the land was divided into Kyushu, the prosperous place of the Central Plains was Zhongzhou, and the other eight States were located in wasteland, collectively known as the Eight Wastes. For example, eight states are in the same row. In short, Liuhe Eight Wastes generally refers to the world and the four seas.

Question 7: Why Tianya Dao said I was a disciple with eight wastes is a historical question. I don't study history. I usually watch TV, read books and read novels. When our motherland was liberated, it was called inland. It used to be called Zhongyuan. The Eight Wastes came from the Central Plains. Eight: it refers to eight directions: east, west, south, north, southeast, northeast, southwest and northwest. Shortage: I can't think of this idiom, but it is the name of land and location. My language is limited, so I can't explain clearly. I can only tell you the general meaning with my own knowledge, which refers to the place far away from the Central Plains. After pointing around, around. Disciple of Eight Wastes: People from the Central Plains and other places outside the Central Plains. Eight wastes are not eight factions. In the past, there were many sects in the Central Plains, such as Emei, Huashan, Taibai, Beggars, Shenwei, Tangmen, Tianxiang, Shaolin, Zhenwu, Wudu, Zoroastrianism and so on. Do you still think that eight wastes refer to eight schools? Say Jack nife Sect There are also Shaolin and Five Poisons, but there are more than eight. Do you still think that the Eight Wastes are the general name of the eight sects?

Question 8: Where are the four seas and eight wastes? Eight Barrens, also known as eight directions, refer to eight directions, such as east, west, south, north, southeast, northeast, southwest and northwest, and refer to places far away from the Central Plains. After pointing around, around.

The four seas mainly refer to the East China Sea, the West Sea, the South China Sea and the North Sea, which generally appear in ancient fairy tales in China.

The combination of the four seas and eight wild fields refers to the world ownership of the whole divine domain.

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Question 9: What are the names of the four seas and eight wastes?

1. refers to all parts of the country.

Sihai is at home.

The general is the emperor's room, and his beliefs are everywhere. -"reflection" Zhugeliangchuan

Travel around Yunfu and return to Laoshan at sunset. -Three Kingdoms Zhi Wei? Should be "different"

When Wei Zhongxian rebelled, officials and people could not change their own records. How many people could there be in China? -Ming? Zhang Pu five-person tomb monument

2. It refers to all parts of the world

It is universally applicable.

Step 3 be bold and open-minded

The old cow said, "It's really amazing and cosmopolitan" [1]

East China Sea, Yellow Sea, South China Sea and Bohai Sea.

1. Ancient China was surrounded by the sea, including the East China Sea, the South China Sea, the West Sea and the North Sea, but it also varied from time to time.

"book? Yi Ji: "Nine rivers are destined to be far away." Kong Chuan: "Distance, to also. It is decided that the famous Sichuan in Kyushu is connected with the sea. " "Mencius? "Gao Zi Xia": "Yu is a beggar all over the world because he controls water and has a good way of water." Huainanzi? The mantra: "It is not difficult for nerves to travel too far in Mount Li. They are in Jiujiang, but they can't be immersed. " Jin Gehong, "Bao Puzi? Ming Ben: "The so-called people who hold fireflies and candles in the ring can't see the rot of the sun;" He who is in the water doesn't know how vast the sea is. "

Talking about the world means connecting all corners of the country, that is, all parts of the country.

"Books?" The Great Mo Yu: "The literary command is applied to the four seas and only to the emperor. "Historical records? Gao Ancestral: "The King started from subtlety, rebelled against rebellion, pacified the four seas, and those who made meritorious deeds cracked the princes. "One of Tang's" Antique ":"If you plant a millet in spring, there are 10,000 kinds, and there are no idle fields in the four seas, farmers will still starve to death. " Back to Chapter 108 of the History of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty: "His Majesty Wei Liaozuo has made the greatest contribution to the four seas, and he also hopes to divide the land and enfeoffment, like the Duke of Zhou." Look at the jade, "jade scratched his head? Nian Yao: "Who wants the four seas to be wide, with fewer stones and more?" The Sixth Palace is nominal, pink but not beautiful. "

Eight Barrens, also known as eight directions, refer to eight directions, such as east, west, south, north, southeast, northeast, southwest and northwest, and refer to places far away from the Central Plains. After pointing around, around. 、

Question 10: What did the Eight Wastelands and Six Rivers mean in ancient China? Any allusions? All refer to the world. Eight Famines: Far places in all directions are still called "the world". "On Qin": "It contains the meaning of the four seas and swallows the heart of the eight wastes." Liang Qichao's Young China said: "Although there are ages, there are eight great famines." Liuhe: Up and down and square, generally referring to the world. For example, "I am a Liuhe after Qin Dynasty", "Liuhe is my home and dice letter is my palace". Li Bai's "Antique" poem: "Qin Wang sweeps Liuhe, look at it!"