Ke Qing's Pinyin

Explain in detail:

1, an ancient official name, was awarded to non-nationals and served as a senior official in the country during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. There was an official in the State of Qin named Ke Qing (the title is Chang). People from other vassal States were invited to the State of Qin to be an official, and their position was Qing, so they were treated with courtesy. Later, it also refers to foreigners who are officials in their own countries.

"Warring States Policy Qin Ce III": "Qin Zhaoyu, talk a lot, worship as a guest of honor." This refers to Cai Yanze.

In the Northern Wei Dynasty, Li Daoyuan wrote "Notes on Shui Jing Ji Shui Yi": "Ji Shui is in the east of Qin and Wei Ran is in the south of the tomb. Ran and Qin are also younger brothers. They are guests' birthday candles. "

Tang Jiaoran's poem "Send Pan Xiucai to Zhou Shu" says: "The master thinks of talents, and westerners look forward to guests."

Thirty-six years of Zijian: "I can see the king of Qin. The king of Qin said it with a guest. " Hu Sansheng's note: "Qin has an official who is a guest, waiting for those from the prince. Do your duty as an official and treat it with courtesy. "

Lu Xun's On the Similarities and Differences between Zhuntan and Huade in Burning Books: "There are many guests and ministers from other countries, and they don't pay special attention to the' Qin Thought', but adopt the strengths of many families."

2. Another name of Hong Rongqing in Tang Dynasty.

Song Hong Mai's "Rong Zhai Si Bi Guan Yu nickname": "Tang people like to flaunt their official titles by name, but now they can't care about it. Hongzhen is a guest and a sleeping wife."

3. Han Yang Xiong's Preface to Changyang Fu: "At that time, farmers are not allowed to collect.

Xiong Cong went to shoot Xiong Zhai, and also went to Changyang Fu to talk about pen and ink writing, so he took Hanlin as his teacher and Mozi as his guest. "Later, because" Ke Qing "is an allusion to ink.

Wang Song Anshi's second Detailed Examination Paper: "The lad often praises his merits, but regrets his glory in his twilight years. At that time, giving silks advocated Excellence, and today's theory must be in phase. Because of pen and ink, it is not as good as the fish and worms of Er Ya. "

Song Zhu Hong's poem "Upper Mo Gong": "Mozi Ke Miao Qing I, the fifth husband of Huaiyushan."