"Beauty"-the beauty of a wife is personal. -"The Warring States Policy and Qi Ce"
"goodness"-what it does is good, and I will do it; I will correct those evil people. -"Zuo zhuan"
"Addiction"-I was addicted to learning when I was young. -Song Ming Lian's Preface to Dongyang
"Good"-it is good to practice martial arts from an early age. -Qing Xu ke "Qing paper money and war"
"Yue"-scholars are bosom friends, and women are pleased with themselves. -Sima Qian's "Report to Ren Shao Qing"
"Happiness"-Gai Confucius is late and happy. -"Historical Records Tian Duan Family"
"Jia"-Jia, good also. -"Shuo Wen"
"Love"-love your son and choose a teacher to teach him. -Teacher Tang Hanyu's theory
"Envy"-It is better to go home and weave a web than to live by the river. -"Huai Nanzi said Xun Lin"
"Le"-you swim in the sea and enjoy it, but there is a picture of Naichen in the country? -"Everything is wrong, ten years"
"Huan"-Huan, Le also. -"Shuo Wen"
Xing, look at his excitement! -A Dream of Red Mansions
"Pleasure"-the heart is happy. -Biography of Historical Records and Sima Xiangru
"Mu"-the desire of the giant room. -"Mencius Zhang Wan"
"Praise"-General Lu said: "I never dare not praise the gift." -"The Biography of Qin Shihuang"
No, I think there are still some.
2. In ancient China, the sentence describing happiness was 1, while "Zheng Guofeng Qin Feng Yan" was anonymous in the pre-Qin period.
Besides, you can enjoy yourself. Wizards and women, benefiting qi and teasing, feed them a spoonful of medicine.
On the other side of the river is a good place. It is lively and spacious. Men and women go shopping together and play jokes on each other, giving peony a long expression.
2, "Xiaoya Luming Literature"-the pre-Qin anonymous.
Playing the harp and piano, playing music, enjoying joy and laughter. I have good wine and good wine, and I have dinner guests in my heart.
Play the harp, play the piano, enjoy yourself and laugh. I have delicious and mellow wine to entertain guests.
3. After graduation-the suburb of Meng in Tang Dynasty
In the spring breeze, this proud horse runs at the speed of two beats. I visited all the sights of Chang 'an gracefully in one day.
In the spring breeze, I proudly rode a fast horse and traveled all over the famous gardens of Chang 'an in one day with the same list of literati.
4. Bodhisattva melts flowers, the moon and the sun like water-Zhang Xiaoxiang in Song Dynasty.
The night is long and lonely, the dew is thick and the flowers are clear, and the heart is carefree and happy.
The night is long and silent, the dew is wet and thick, and the flowers are fresh. I am carefree and happy alone.
5. Children of Nanling entered Beijing-Li Bai in Tang Dynasty
Calling the boys to stew yellow chicken for me, the children shouted my cotton cloth with a smile.
I shouted at the little servant, stew yellow chicken and pour white wine for me. The children laughed and made noise, which made my clothes dirty.
3. The sentence describing happiness in ancient Chinese is 1. The original excerpt of Tang Du Fu's "The Imperial Army retakes the banks of the Yellow River": Where are my wife and my son? There is not a trace of sadness on their faces. However, I packed my books and poems crazily.
Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: Looking back at his wife and children, he has also swept away the gloom and rolled up his poetry collection, and the whole family is ecstatic. 2. Tang Mengjiao's "After Graduation" excerpt from the original text: the spring breeze is proud of horseshoe disease, and you can see all the Chang' an flowers in one day.
Interpretation of vernacular: galloping on Chang 'an Road, where spring flowers are blooming, today's horseshoe sound is particularly light, and I have already seen Chang 'an's flowers before I know it. 3. Zhang Song Xiaoxiang's "Bodhisattva Man Dissolves Flowers, Moon and Sky Like Water" excerpt from the original text: flowers are dense and the air is clear.
I am carefree and happy. Interpretation of vernacular: The dew is wet and thick, and the flowers are fresh. I am carefree and happy alone.
4. [Wei and Jin Dynasties] Excerpt from Wang Canshi: The day has gone west, and the joy has been forgotten. Vernacular interpretation: The sun is setting soon, and we are so happy that we forget to go home.
5, [Song] Zhang Caishao's "Into the Moon Hall" original excerpt: Zhao Longjin sang wine songs, which won endless joy. Interpretation of the vernacular: The moonlight reflects the wine glasses, and we are drinking and singing. Is there anything happier than this? .
4. In ancient Chinese, happy words mean getting carried away, clapping your hands and laughing, jumping for joy, laughing heartily and rejoicing.
1, get carried away, the interpretation is that I am happy to lose my normal state because my mind is satisfied. From Biography of Ruan Ji in the Book of Jin. Getting carried away has two meanings: one is to get what you want, that is, the essence of your thoughts, without worrying about the form, that is, the form of expression; The second is the meaning extended by later generations, which means that because the mind is satisfied, it is willing to lose its normal state. The former is academic and the latter is universal.
Antonym: Feel lost and depressed.
For example, if you are pretentious and get carried away when things are successful, then you are likely to be rewarded when you are frustrated.
2, clap your hands and laugh, the explanation is to clap your hands and laugh, and describe it as very happy. From Liu Song Yiqing's Shi Shuo Xin Yu in the Southern Dynasties: "The emperor clapped his hands and laughed."
Antonym: heartbreak
He couldn't help clapping his hands and laughing with joy.
3, cheering, deductive is jumping up like a sparrow. Describe a very happy scene. Can be combined; As predicate, attribute and adverbial; With praise.
Antonym: pull a long face, grieve, and be ecstatic.
When the news came that China women's volleyball team won the world championship again, the students cheered at once.
4. Laugh, however. The definition is a happy smile. The source is Zhuangzi Sheng Da. Positive, as a predicate.
For example, Huan Gong stood up with a smile and said, "This is what I saw!"
Qi Huangong smiled happily and stood up unconsciously and said, "This is exactly what I saw!"
5, happy, the explanation is to describe very happy. It is used as predicate, attribute and adverbial.
Antonym: pain in the skin, sadness in the heart.
When Christmas comes, the children are in high spirits.
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5. What are the words that mean "happy" in ancient Chinese? 1. Idiom name: get carried away. Pronunciation of idioms: dé yì wàng xíng Interpretation of idioms: Form: skeleton refers to its own existence.
I can't control my joy; People who lose their normal state and describe shallowness forget the attitude they should hold when they make small achievements.
The origin of the idiom: Biography of Ruan Ji in the Book of Jin: "Being addicted to alcohol can make trouble, be good at playing the piano, be proud of it and forget it." Degree of common use: common idiom sense * * * Color: derogatory idiom idiom usage: continuous action; As predicate, attribute and adverbial; The structure of derogatory idioms: the generation age of continuous idioms: the pronunciation of ancient idioms: De, which cannot be pronounced as "d ě"; You can't say "yes" either.
Synonym: get carried away, get carried away, get cocky, get cocky, antonym: lose heart, lose heart, lose hope, lose hope, lose hope, lose hope, lose hope, lose hope, lose hope. (Lao She's "Four Generations under One Family" 32) 2. Idiom name: clap your hands and laugh. Idiom pronunciation: fǔ zhǔ ng dà xià o Idiom explanation: clap your hands.
Clap your hands and laugh to describe being very happy.
The origin of the idiom: "A false story about the new world" written by Liu Yiqing, a Song Dynasty man in the Southern Dynasties: "A woman put a gauze fan on her hand and laughed with both hands, saying,' I firmly doubt that I am an old slave!'" Degree of common use: sense of common idioms * * * Color: neutral idioms Usage: continuous action; As predicates and clauses; Idiom structure to express inner happiness: used in conjunction with idiom times: the pronunciation of the ancient idiom is fu, which can't be pronounced as "wú". He couldn't help clapping his hands and laughing with joy.
3. Idiom name: Cheer and jump. Idiom pronunciation: Huān hquèYuè Idiom explanation: jumping around like a sparrow with joy. Describe happiness.
The origin of the idiom: Zhuang Zhou's Zhuangzi in the Air: "The HarmonyOS system will travel happily." Traditional idiom: beaming usage: common idiom common sense * * * color: commendatory idiom idiom usage: He; As predicate, attribute and adverbial; A commendatory idiom structure: the era of joint idioms: the orthographic pronunciation of ancient idioms: Yue, can't be pronounced as "Yao".
Synonym: ecstatic, jubilant, cheerful, antonym: woebegone, deeply grieved. Idiom: When the news came that China women's volleyball team won the world championship again, the students cheered at once. 4. Idiom Name: Ran, Laughing Idiom Pronunciation: ch m ch m m n r á n é r xi ao Idiom Interpretation: Ran, Laughing.
Laugh happily. The origin of the idiom: Zhuangzi Sheng Da: "Huan Gong ... smiles."
Idiom tradition: however, with a sense of laughter * * * color: neutral idiom usage: as predicate; Idiom structure of smiling: time when formal idioms came into being: ancient idiom synonyms: idiom example of sudden smile: Feng Ming Menglong's History of Eastern Zhou Dynasty (2 1): "Huan Gong smiled, but he stood up and said,' This is what I saw!'" "5. Idiom Name: Happy Idiom Pronunciation: Hu ā Hu ā huān tiān xǐ dì idiom Explanation: Describe very happy. The origin of the idiom: Wang Shifu's "The West Chamber" in the Yuan Dynasty, the second volume, is the third fold: "Then I saw that he was happy and willing to obey his orders. "
Traditional idiom: beaming usage: common idiom common sense * * * color: commendatory idiom idiom usage: articulated; As predicate, attribute and adverbial; There is a commendatory idiom structure: the age of joint idioms: the pronunciation of ancient idioms: land, which can't be pronounced as a synonym of "de": the antonym of joy: the skin was raw, the heart was sad, and the face was sad. Idiom: Just now, the second daughter-in-law came out of the old lady's room, and she was not as happy as before. Her name was Pinger, and she was mumbling something.
(A Dream of Red Mansions by Cao Qingxue Qin, back to sixty-seven) Extended information:
In classical Chinese, the word 1 means happiness. "Beauty"-the beauty of my wife is my own, and I am also private. -"The Warring States Policy and Qi Ce" 2. "Good"-I will do good deeds; I will correct those evil people.
-"Zuo zhuan" 3. "Addiction"-I was addicted to learning when I was young. -Song Ming Lian, "Preface to Dongyang" 4. "Good"-it is good to practice martial arts from an early age.
-Qing Xu ke "Qing paper money and war" 5. "Yue"-a scholar is used as a confidant, and a woman is pleased with herself. -Sima Qian's "Bao Ren" Volume 6. "Happy"-Gai Confucius likes The Book of Changes late.
-"Historical Records Tian Shijia" 7. "Jia"-Jia, good also. -Shuo Wen 8. "Love"-love your son and choose a teacher to teach him.
-Tang Hanyu's On Teachers.
6. What words in classical Chinese express the meaning of happiness? Happy, crazy, vertical, etc. Look at Du Fu's "The banks of the Yellow River were recaptured by the imperial army".
The news of this distant western station! The north has been recovered! At first, I couldn't stop crying on my coat.
Where are my wife and son? There is not a trace of sadness on their faces. However, I packed my books and poems crazily.
On a green spring day, I began to go home, singing my songs loudly and drinking my wine.
Come back from this mountain, pass another mountain, go up from the south and then go north-to my own town! .
Proud. Look at Li Bai's Into the Wine
Oh, let a man with spirit take risks where he wants to go, and never point his golden cup at the moon empty! .
Meng Jiao's poem After Graduation
"The spring breeze is proud of horseshoe disease, and you can see Chang 'an flowers in one day. "
Suddenly, I remembered the sentence "You need to get drunk when singing during the day and start my home in green spring". Ha ha!
"Yue, Huan" and so on are commonly used in ancient Chinese, similar to modern Chinese ... with few changes, only some commonly used words.
7. The classical Chinese expressions of happiness are ecstatic, cheerful, beaming, smiling and smiling.
First of all, I am ecstatic.
Explanation: joy: happiness; If: as if; Crazy: out of control. Describe happiness to the extreme.
Said by: Qing Ji's garden master "Night Tan Shoujun Nv": "Teenagers are ecstatic with their response."
The young man got a response and was as surprised as crazy.
Second, in high spirits
Interpretation: Xing: originally refers to interests, and later refers to interests; Adoption: originally refers to the spirit, and later refers to the spirit; Lies: exuberance. The original intention of the article is noble and the words are sharp. After many describe full of energy, energetic.
Said by: Liu Xie, Southern Liang Dynasty, Literary Mind Carving Dragons, Physical Nature: "Nocturnal walking is a handsome man, so I am in high spirits."
"Walking at night is handsome and chivalrous, so it is tall and exciting."
Three, beaming.
Explanation: The joyful mood is expressed from the eyebrows.
From: Qing Wenkang's Biography of Heroes of Children, Chapter 23: "After thinking for a long time, I had an idea, but I was beaming."
I thought for a long time, and when I had an idea, I couldn't help smiling.
Fourth, smile happily.
Yan Kai: A relaxed face means a smile. Describe being happy and smiling.
From: Li Qing Ruzhen's "Mirror Flower Edge" 99: "Walking through the archway, people come and go, all smiling faces."
Passing through the archway, people come and go, and everyone likes to smile.
Five, smile.
Description: Hold it with both hands. Describe a bright smile.
From: Ming Luo Guan Zhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms, the 95th time: "If you see Kong Ming sitting on the rostrum, smiling, burning incense and playing the piano."
"Sure enough, I saw Kong Ming sitting on the rostrum, smiling, burning incense and playing the piano."