Poets are also known as the knowledge points of the first grade Chinese.

In the days of young study, the knowledge points are the least familiar to everyone! Knowledge points are the focus of learning. Mastering knowledge points is the key to improving our grades! The following is a collection of Chinese knowledge points of posthumous title, a poet, for your reference, hoping to help friends in need.

Poets are also known as the knowledge points of the first grade Chinese.

1, Poetic Bone-Chen Ziang: His poems are full of passion, lofty style, and full of "Han and Wei style", which is known as "poetic bone".

2. Poet-Wang Bo: His poems are fluent, generous and unique, and he is called a "poet".

3. Poetic Mania-He: He is open-minded and calls himself "Siming Mania". Because his poems are bold and unrestrained, he is called "poetry mad".

4. Wang Changling, the Poet's Seven Wonders: His Seven Wonders were written with "profound feelings and a faint style", hence the name "Poet's Emperor".

5. Poet Fairy-Li Bai: The poet is known as the "Poet Fairy" because of his rich imagination, bold style, gorgeous colors and fresh and natural language.

6. Poet Saint Du Fu: His poems are closely combined with current events and have profound thoughts. Broad realm, known as the "poet".

7. Poet Prison-Meng Jiao: Because of his painstaking management and poor management, he was once called "Poet Prison".

8. Poet Slave-Jia Dao: He claimed to be a poet all his life and painstakingly recited poems, so he was called a "poet slave".

9. Poet-Liu Yuxi: His poems are calm and dignified, and his style is naturally rhythmic. Bai Juyi gave him a reputation as a poet.

10, Shi Fo-Wang Wei: This topic not only has the Buddhist meaning and religious tendency in Wang Wei's poems, but also expresses the affirmation of Wang Wei's lofty position in the Tang Dynasty.

1 1, Poet Magic-Bai Juyi: Bai Juyi writes poetry very hard, as he himself said: "Drunk makes the poet's hair magic, and he mourns the west in the afternoon." Excessive reading and writing lead to tongue and finger pain. Therefore, it is called "poet magic".

12, Five-character Great Wall-Liu Changqing: He is good at five-character poems, which account for 78% of all his poems, so he is called "Five-character Great Wall".

13, Shi Gui-Li He: His poems are good at casting words, galloping imagination, using myths and legends to create colorful images, so they are called "Shi Gui".

14, Du-Du Mu: He once wrote Wei Zihua, which was lyrical and praised by flowers. He called it "Du Weizi".

15, Wen Bajiao-Wen: He has a quick brain. Every exam, the octagonal hand becomes eight rhymes, which is called "Wen octagonal".

16, partridge Zheng-Zheng Drum: It is famous for "Partridge Poetry", so it is called "partridge Zheng".

17, Cui Yuanyang —— Cui Jue: The poem of Yuanyang is unique and is known as "Cui Yuanyang".

18, Poet Fairy-Su Shi: Su Shi's poems are flowing, fresh and vigorous, unique, and can be called Poet Fairy.

Induction of knowledge points of personal pronouns in grade one Chinese.

1, first person: I am better than me.

2. I am a humble person (my humble name)

3. Minister (title of official facing the emperor)

4. Slave (honorific title of Qing Dynasty)

5. Nu Wa (a woman's humble name for herself)

6. Modesty:

(1) claim to be stupid, light, open, humble, thieves, courtiers, servants (2) the emperor claims to be lonely, widowed and stupid (3) the scholar claims to be a young student, who is born late and studies late.

④ Others: lower, younger, older, concubine, older, etc.

7. The second person said: You, you, you, you.

8. Mr. (honorific title for a man)

9. Qing (honorific title for others)

10, your respectful name:

Calling the emperor: long live, holy, holy driving, son of heaven, your majesty.

Calling the Son of Heaven: Your Highness

Say: under your command

Address each other or their relatives: You Ling, Zun, Xian, Ren.

Ling, which means beautiful, is used to address each other's relatives. Such as your father (the other's father), your mother (the other's mother), your son (the other's wife), your brother (the other's brother), your son (the other's son) and your lover (the other's daughter);

Respect, used to refer to people or things related to each other. Such as respect (called the parents of the other party), respect for the public, respect for the monarch, respect for politics (both called the father of the other party), respect for the hall (called the mother of the other party), respect for relatives (called the other party), respect for driving (called the other party), respect for life (called the other party's order) and respect for meaning (called the other party's opinion);

Xian, used to address peers or younger generations. Such as Xian Jia (called the other party), Xian Lang (called the other party's son) and Xian Di (called the other party's brother).

Benevolence, which means love, is widely used. For example, friends who are older than themselves are applauded, and those with high status are called benevolent people.

Calling the elderly "Zhang" and "mother-in-law" (later called wife and father) is also called "Mount Tai", and the wife and mother are called "mother-in-law" and "Tai Shui".

Adding "first" before the title means death.

Appellations for elders and peers are: monarch, son, male, first step, sir, adult, etc.

1 1, the third person: he, she, it, they.

Induction of honorific knowledge points of China people

1, to the emperor: Long live the saint, the son of heaven, the holy driving, your majesty and the king.

2. to the general: under his command

3. Use honorifics in an orderly, respectful and virtuous manner to the other party or relatives of the other party.

Order: Your father (opposite father), your mother (opposite mother), your brother (opposite brother), your son (opposite son), and your love (opposite daughter).

Zun: Used to refer to people and things related to each other.

Respect (the other parent), the public, the monarch and the government (the other father).

Zuntang (the mother of the other party) respects relatives (the relatives of the other party), lives (the orders of the other party), and cares (the meaning of the other party).

Xian: Call them peers or younger generations.

Xianjia (referring to the other party) Xianlang (the other party's son) Xian Di (the other party's brother)

Jen: Call those friends who are older than themselves my good friends. Call a superior person a benevolent person.

4. Call the old man husband. After the Tang Dynasty, my father-in-law was called my father-in-law, also known as Mount Tai. The wife and mother are the mother-in-law, also known as Taishui.

Adding the word "death" before the title is used to address people with high status or older people.

Calling for the dead father: the first exam, the first father.

The name is dead mother: virtuous words, virtuous words.

The dead and the talented: sages.

The late emperor.

6. Jun pays tribute to his ministers: Qing and Ai Qing.

7. For people with high moral character and superior wisdom, use the holy table to respect them. Confucius was a saint, Mencius was a saint, and Du Fu was a poet. Later, Shengduo was used for emperors, such as saints and holy drivers.