What do the eight roads and six relatives in Wulitou and Nobody Know mean respectively?

"Returning to Qian Zhi" contains: ancient Chinese should not copy the idioms of predecessors, but should be strengthened by strangeness; We should use the idioms of our predecessors in CET-4 and CET-6, and should not seek differences.

Idioms are said by everyone and become words. Idioms are fixed phrases, which are unique in ancient Chinese vocabulary and have a long history of use. These idioms are often accompanied by some stories, so what do you mean by "nonsense" and "disowning six relatives"?

These two idioms are familiar to everyone. "Nonsense" is of course nonsense, but you should "know what it is, but don't know why".

"Nonsense" comes from the Western Jin Dynasty. At that time, there was a rebellion of eight kings in the Western Jin Dynasty, and the national strength was weak. Nomads beyond the Great Wall used this period to establish some political powers one after another, among which five Hu tribes, namely Xiongnu, Xianbei, Anta, Qiang and Di, were honored, so they were called "Five Hu Rebellion" or "Five Hu Sixteen Countries".

The Central Plains people couldn't understand what these conference semifinals said, so the Central Plains people called the conference semifinals "nonsense". The Wuhu Rebellion affected the Central Plains Dynasty for more than 100 years, and the Han people were almost extinct. It was not until 58 1 that Emperor Wendi of Sui Dynasty established the Sui Dynasty and destroyed Chen in 589 that this dispute and war ended.

There are two kinds of "eight ways", one is the "eight right ways" of Buddhism: one is to correctly understand the rationality of various laws without fallacies; Second, think positively and stay away from other thoughts; The third positive language, don't lie; Fourth, behave correctly; The fifth is life, a just life; The sixth is diligence, burning troubles and habits; Seventh mindfulness, learn to know yourself; Eighth positive definite, meditation.

Taoism is a local religion. After Buddhism was introduced, it was also influenced by Confucianism and Taoism. Therefore, Taoism is divided into eight ways: one is to enter the Tao, the other is to learn the Tao, the third is to visit the Tao, the fourth is to cultivate the Tao, the fifth is to gain the Tao, the sixth is to preach, the seventh is to serve the Tao, and the eighth is to achieve the Tao.

In fact, the two statements are similar. In the end, the eighth path tends to be "complete" and "great achievement", reaching the highest significance of Buddhism and Taoism.

Denying one's parents refers to the blood relationship between relatives, but there have been different opinions in ancient times, referring to the relationship between heaven and earth. Since ancient times, there have been many people who killed their fathers for revenge. Those who deny their parents can deny heaven and earth, kings, relatives, teachers and close friends, and are relatively heartless.

There is also a saying that refers to father and son, brother, father and brother, grandfather and brother, great-grandfather and brother of the same ancestry. Jia Yi's "Six Techniques in the New Book" in the Han Dynasty states: Six parents are the law, and people have six parents ... and they serve six, the so-called six parents.

However, there are many differences in blood relationship between the six relatives. The six parents recorded in Laozi are: six parents, father and son, brother and couple. Biography of Historical Records of Yan Guan contains: six relatives, namely, one grandparent, two parents, three sisters, four sons of his wife and brother, five sons of his mother and six sons of his daughter.

There is also a final statement from divination. In ancient fortune telling, fortune tellers not only tell their own fortune, but also calculate their family members according to gossip: ancestors, located in Niangong; Parents are in the moon palace; Brothers and sisters are attached to the moon palace; Shoulder to shoulder with god; The wife's palace is in Japan; Children rest in the house of time.

This is the basic allusion of "nonsense" and "six parents disown", but it has been circulated for thousands of years and people have misunderstood "nonsense" and "six parents disown". The former has been basically forgotten, and the latter is related to blood, so the category used by the six parents is not much wrong.