What did Wen Gong imply?

Borrowing means relying;

This refers to an arc or an event, or it can refer to the time at this moment.

For example, we can say that we use some evidence to express our next goal, we can also say that we use a party opportunity to announce something, and we can also say what to do at this moment.

Rong absorbs Confucian clothes, and the text has a common meaning.

More than that

Take this opportunity, take this opportunity, which one is right?

The use of condolence letter is different from what you said later. It is correct to have different usages on different occasions.

The usage of this

Sometimes I see the writing of "taking this opportunity" in newspapers and periodicals. Is the usage of "borrow" correct?

When reading jiè, the common usages of the word "borrow" are:

1. Table "things under the mat", that is, "mat", such as "grass borrowing" and "grass borrowing".

2. Verbs, meaning (with things) "mat, lining", such as "pillow" (many people lie down alternately or together) and "borrow grass" (with thatched mats). 3. Table "comfort" and "comfort", such as "comfort". 4. Used for "hinting" (expressing words, articles or expressions, etc. ). For example, a subtle smile, tenderness, implication and poetry.

In the sense of "loading", "relying on" and "using", "borrowing" is complex and simple. That is to say, in the above sense, "borrowing" is a traditional Chinese word "borrowing". From the point of view of standardizing the use of Chinese characters, we should write standardized excuses, satirize the present with ancient words, and rely on them, instead of using traditional Chinese characters to write excuses. The word "borrow" in the above-mentioned "take this opportunity" means "rely on". It is not standardized to write "borrow" and should be written as "take this opportunity".

There is no simple relationship between "borrowing" and "borrowing". The "borrowing" of "borrowing" was written as "borrowing" before the simplification of Chinese characters, not "borrowing". "Shuo Wen Jie Zi" said: "Borrow, leave." There is a use case of "borrowing the car of the city people" in Zuo Zhuan Ding Gong Nine Years. It can be seen that the "borrowing" of "borrowing things" has existed since ancient times. If you write "borrow" as "borrow", it is a typo.

In addition, "Xie" also reads the meaning of "messy" in the jí table, such as "messy".

"Borrowing" and "auspicious" were very common in ancient times. For example, "Luanda" is sometimes written as "wolf's den", but it is no longer used. It is not appropriate to write "Ji" in "native place", "classics" and "student status"

How to interpret the meaning?

Implied pronunciation

Basic explanation:

Implicit means hiding inside, hiding but not revealing, describing the temperament of a gentleman. It also means words, words, expressions, etc. It's all implicit and not revealing. The method of literary discourse is flexible and constantly developing, which depends on our continuous exploration and summary in practice.

Moral: include but not disclose.

Source:

It is meaningful to be fascinated by Confucianism. -"The Book of the Later Han Dynasty". Hengrong Biography

Guangde is a man, gentle and elegant. -biography of Xue Han Guangde

The last sentence is sad and short, which is of great significance. -"Ping Shan Han Yan"

Chinese interpretation of meaning

The so-called "implication" is explained in the dictionary as implication, which often keeps pace with beautiful words such as "romance". A. magnanimous and tolerant, such as "if you don't cultivate dignity, you will look down on it", also known as "warm borrowing" and "cloud borrowing"; B. It's obscure, but it's not revealed. For example, "romantic implication" is honored to be absorbed by Confucianism, which is warm and implicit. -"The History of the Later Han Dynasty and the Biography of Hengrong" Guangde is a human being, and Wen Ya has a story. -The last sentence of Xue Han Guangde Biography is full of profound meaning. -"Hirayama Cold Words" Jun Kewen has profound implications, but he is beyond the world. -Qing Dynasty's Epitaph of Qing Tai Students (Sun): "C. People feel a kind of artistic conception (present meaning) through words.

Is the usage of "borrowing" in "Taking this opportunity" correct?

When reading jiè, the common usages of the word "borrow" are:

1. Table "things under the mat", that is, "mat", such as "grass borrowing" and "grass borrowing".

2. Verbs, meaning (with things) "mat, lining", such as "pillow" (many people lie down alternately or together) and "borrow grass" (with thatched mats). 3. Table "comfort" and "comfort", such as "comfort". 4. Used for "hinting" (expressing words, articles or expressions, etc. ). For example, a subtle smile, tenderness, implication and poetry.

In the sense of "loading", "relying on" and "using", "borrowing" is complex and simple. That is to say, in the above sense, "borrowing" is a traditional Chinese word "borrowing". From the perspective of standardizing the use of Chinese characters, we should write standardized "excuses", "borrowing ancient words to satirize the present" and "relying on", instead of writing "excuses" in traditional Chinese characters. The word "borrow" in the above-mentioned "take this opportunity" means "rely on". It is not standardized to write "borrow" and should be written as "take this opportunity".

There is no simple relationship between "borrowing" and "borrowing". The "borrowing" of "borrowing" was written as "borrowing" before the simplification of Chinese characters, not "borrowing". "Shuo Wen Jie Zi" said: "Borrow, leave." There is a use case of "borrowing the car of the city people" in Zuo Zhuan Ding Gong Nine Years. It can be seen that the "borrowing" of "borrowing things" has existed since ancient times. If you write "borrow" as "borrow", it is a typo.

In addition, "Xie" also reads the meaning of "messy" in the jí table, such as "messy".

What do you mean by giving him milk tea?

The original milk tea is natural and fresh.

Like a girl in my dream. Small jasper-like purity and simplicity, with an angelic smile, pure as a dream, like a poem. Looking at her smiling face is like seeing a clear spring.

Maixiang milk tea is gentle and elegant.

Gestures, meaningful charm and femininity are undoubtedly revealed, and elegant temperament is as long as diamonds.

Mature and intellectual taste of coffee and milk tea

Unique ideas, tastes and connotations. Whether it is talent or appearance, speaking and doing things are equally calm and intriguing.

Chocolate milk tea is hot and playful.

Bold and charming, with infinite energy and vitality! Elves are eccentric, clever and witty. They infect all people with enthusiasm and boldness.

Strawberry milk tea is lively and lovely.

Young and beautiful, dreaming. Like a strawberry with dew shining in the sun, children are really beautiful. Lovely baby face, romantic girlish feelings, such as elves flashing ever-changing magic.

Sweet and mild taste of taro milk tea.

It has an absolutely attractive sweetness, but it is sweet but not greasy. On the surface, it is low-key, ordinary, warm, respectful and subtle. Usually appear introverted and shy, polite, but actually casual, true self, full of affinity.

That's all I know, so ....

Is this opportunity the same as seizing it?

Right: Take this opportunity.

First of all, the pronunciation of this book is jí. Interpretation is a book; Registration, personal relationship with the country or organization, birthplace or ancestral home, surname. It is also pronounced jiè, but it is mostly used in ancient articles or poems. So you can't use "Ji".

Second, the word "borrow" is often used when reading jiè:

1. Table "things under the mat", that is, "mat", such as "grass borrowing" and "grass borrowing". 2. Verbs, meaning (with things) "mat, lining", such as "pillow" (many people lie down alternately or together) and "borrow grass" (with thatched mats). 3. Table "comfort" and "comfort", such as "comfort". 4. Used for "hinting" (expressing words, articles or expressions, etc. ). For example, a subtle smile, tenderness, implication and poetry.

Metaphor of various flavors of milk tea

1. Original milk tea is natural and fresh.

Like a girl in my dream. Small jasper-like purity and simplicity, with an angelic smile, pure as a dream, like a poem. Looking at her smiling face is like seeing a clear spring.

2. Maixiang milk tea is gentle and elegant

Gestures, meaningful charm and femininity are undoubtedly revealed, and elegant temperament is as long as diamonds.

3. Coffee and milk tea are mature and intellectual.

Unique ideas, tastes and connotations. Whether it is talent or appearance, speaking and doing things are equally calm and intriguing.

4. Chocolate milk tea is hot and fun

Bold and charming, with infinite energy and vitality! Elves are eccentric, smart and witty, and infect everyone with enthusiasm and boldness.

5. strawberry milk tea is lively and lovely.

Young and beautiful, dreaming. Like a strawberry with dew shining in the sun, children are really beautiful. Lovely baby face, romantic girlish feelings, such as elves flashing ever-changing magic.

6. Taro milk tea is mild and sweet.

It has an absolutely attractive sweetness, but it is sweet but not greasy. On the surface, it is low-key, ordinary, warm, respectful and subtle. Usually appear introverted and shy, polite, but actually casual, true self, full of affinity.