Please bless. Greetings at the end of the letter to parents. Please: words of respect have no real meaning; F: happiness, blessing. It means respectfully wishing you happiness and health.
Bless Kang 'an. This is the greeting at the end of the letter to the elders. Kang: healthy; Ann: Peace. It means respectfully wishing you health and safety.
Congratulations on your birthday. This is the greeting at the end of the letter to the elders. Sincerity: respect and solemnity: honor: height and length. I respectfully wish you a long and healthy life.
Greetings and greetings. Greetings at the end of the letter to the elders. Gong; Respect, obedience; Please: respect the text; Display: a courtesy title for sending letters. It means to write to you respectfully and wish you peace.
This is the greeting at the end of the letter to the elders. Shun: deferential; Knock: buckle the ground with your head; Worship: high; Qi: Auspicious. I humbly bow to you and wish you good luck.
Please sincerely worship Ann. This is the greeting at the end of the letter to the elders. Devotion: piety; Chong: high. I sincerely wish you happiness and peace.
Please pay attention to safety. This is the greeting at the end of the letter to the elders. Jun (jūn): Used as a title of respect for subordinates and superiors in the old days. Jun is an ancient unit of weight, which is extended to be valuable here. I respectfully wish you peace and happiness.
Hello, Fuan. This is the greeting at the end of the letter to the elders. F: happiness; Sui (suí): Good. I respectfully wish you happiness and safety.
Welcome | Ann. Greetings at the end of the letter to the elders. |(tí): Fu. It means respectfully wishing you happiness and peace.
Please forgive me. Greetings at the end of the letter to the elders. Y: maintenance. I respectfully wish you peace and happiness all your life.
Su kou Tang an Greetings at the end of the letter to the elders. Sue: worship; Don: In class. This refers to the place where the elders live. "Ancient Poetry is Jiao Zhongqing's Wife": "It is revealed in a mother's class." This refers to the main house where parents live, so it refers to parents. I bow my head and wish you peace and happiness.
2. The ancients greeted the classical Chinese, translated 1. Fan Zhongyan is interested in the world.
Fan Zhongyan was two years old and lonely, and his mother was poor and helpless, which was suitable for Changshan Zhu. As he is a dragon, he knows his family, feels sad, resigns from his mother, and goes to Du Nan to enter the school. Study hard day and night and sleep without taking off your clothes for five years. Or the night is dull and lazy, and you need to cover your face with water. Often porridge is not full, and it begins to be eaten at the end of the day. So I am interested in the world because of the purpose of the Six Classics of Great Harmony. I often say to myself: worry about the world first, and then enjoy the world.
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Fan Zhongyan lost his father when he was two years old. Mother is poor and has no one to rely on. She remarried to Zhujiajian Island's home in Changshan. (Fan Zhongyan) When he grew up, he knew his life experience, said goodbye to his mother with tears, and left his hometown to study at Du Nan Academy in Yingtianfu. He studies hard during the day and studies late at night. In five years, I never took off my clothes and went to bed. Sometimes I feel sleepy at night and often pour water on my face. (Fan Zhongyan) I often study hard during the day and eat nothing until the sun sets. In this way, he understood the gist of the Six Classics, and later made an ambition to benefit the world. He often tells himself, "Worry about the world first, and enjoy it later."
2. Chen Fan is willing to sweep the world.
In the fifteenth year of Francisco, I tasted a room in my spare time, when Yu Ting was five years old. Father and friend Qin Xue came from the same county to wait for him and said, "Why don't you clean up for the guests?" Fan said: "The way of a gentleman is to clean the world and settle down." It is strange to know that he has clear world ambitions.
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When Fan Chen was fifteen years old, he once lived alone in a place where the yard and house were in a mess. Qin Xue, his father's friend in the same city, came to visit him and said to him, "Young man, why don't you clean the room to welcome the guests?" Chen Fan said: "A gentleman takes it as his duty to sweep away the evils in the world. You can't care about a room. " Qin Xue thinks that he has the ambition to clarify the world and is different from others.
How to express hello or greetings in classical Chinese Nowadays, people like to say "hello" at the beginning of a letter, a phone call or greeting each other. There are several forms of expression in classical Chinese: First, honorifics are used, such as "dear friend", "elder" and "virtuous sister", and the address forms already contain "hello".
The second is to say hello according to the local situation at that time, such as "Where are the nobles going?" "Brother, hope that you are well" and so on also include "Hello". Also provide some greetings: 1. Jingkou Jinan.
This is the greeting at the end of the letter to the elders. Respect: respect, respect; Buckle: using the head to buckle the ground, the most respected etiquette in the old society; Jin: The metaphor is noble and precious, which refers to the other person's body; Ann: Peace.
It means to bow respectfully to you and wish you good health. 2. Please bless.
Greetings at the end of the letter to parents. Please: words of respect have no real meaning; F: happiness, blessing.
It means respectfully wishing you happiness and health. 3. Bless Kang 'an.
This is the greeting at the end of the letter to the elders. Kang: healthy; Ann: Peace.
It means respectfully wishing you health and safety. 4. Congratulations on your birthday.
This is the greeting at the end of the letter to the elders. Sincerity: respect and solemnity: honor: height and length.
I respectfully wish you a long and healthy life. 5. hello.
Greetings at the end of the letter to the elders. Gong; Respect, obedience; Please: respect the text; Display: a courtesy title for sending letters.
It means to write to you respectfully and wish you peace. 6. It's easy to read.
This is the greeting at the end of the letter to the elders. Shun: deferential; Knock: buckle the ground with your head; Worship: high; Qi: Auspicious.
I humbly bow to you and wish you good luck. 7. Please pay your respects.
This is the greeting at the end of the letter to the elders. Devotion: piety; Chong: high.
I sincerely wish you happiness and peace. 8. Please pay attention to safety.
This is the greeting at the end of the letter to the elders. Jun (jūn): Used as a title of respect for subordinates and superiors in the old days. Jun is an ancient unit of weight, which is extended to be valuable here.
I respectfully wish you peace and happiness. 9. Greet Fuan.
This is the greeting at the end of the letter to the elders. F: happiness; Sui (suí): Good.
I respectfully wish you happiness and safety. 10. Please pay your respects.
Greetings at the end of the letter to the elders. T: fu.
It means respectfully wishing you happiness and peace. 1 1. Please rest in peace.
Greetings at the end of the letter to the elders. Y: maintenance.
I respectfully wish you peace and happiness all your life. 12. Tang 'an in Sukou.
Greetings at the end of the letter to the elders. Sue: worship; Don: In class.
This refers to the place where the elders live. "Ancient Poetry is Jiao Zhongqing's Wife": "It is revealed in a mother's class."
This refers to the main house where parents live, so it refers to parents. I bow my head and wish you peace and happiness.
4. At the beginning of the greeting to parents in classical Chinese, it is written as follows: Parents are at their knees, honorifics sign: Your father is an elder, you should sign, and your name should be added with a knock or knock. Nowadays, people like to say "hello" at the beginning of a letter or a phone call. There are several expressions in ancient Chinese: one is to use honorifics, such as "dear friend" and "respect"
The second is to say hello according to the local situation at that time, such as "Where are the nobles going?" "Brother, hope that you are well" and so on also include "Hello". Also provide some greetings: 1. Jingkou Jinan.
This is the greeting at the end of the letter to the elders. Respect: respect, respect; Buckle: using the head to buckle the ground, the most respected etiquette in the old society; Jin: The metaphor is noble and precious, which refers to the other person's body; Ann: Peace.
It means to bow respectfully to you and wish you good health. 2. Please bless.
Greetings at the end of the letter to parents. Please: words of respect have no real meaning; F: happiness, blessing.
It means respectfully wishing you happiness and health. 3. Bless Kang 'an.
This is the greeting at the end of the letter to the elders. Kang: healthy; Ann: Peace.
It means respectfully wishing you health and safety. 4. Congratulations on your birthday.
This is the greeting at the end of the letter to the elders. Sincerity: respect and solemnity: honor: height and length.
I respectfully wish you a long and healthy life. 5. hello.
Greetings at the end of the letter to the elders. Gong; Respect, obedience; Please: respect the text; Display: a courtesy title for sending letters.
It means to write to you respectfully and wish you peace. 6. It's easy to read.
This is the greeting at the end of the letter to the elders. Shun: deferential; Knock: buckle the ground with your head; Worship: high; Qi: Auspicious.
I humbly bow to you and wish you good luck. 7. Please pay your respects.
This is the greeting at the end of the letter to the elders. Devotion: piety; Chong: high.
I sincerely wish you happiness and peace. 8. Please pay attention to safety.
This is the greeting at the end of the letter to the elders. Jun (jūn): Used as a title of respect for subordinates and superiors in the old days. Jun is an ancient unit of weight, which is extended to be valuable here.
I respectfully wish you peace and happiness. 9. Greet Fuan.
This is the greeting at the end of the letter to the elders. F: happiness; Sui (suí): Good.
I respectfully wish you happiness and safety. 10. Please pay your respects.
Greetings at the end of the letter to the elders. T: fu.
It means respectfully wishing you happiness and peace. 1 1. Please rest in peace.
Greetings at the end of the letter to the elders. Y: maintenance.
I respectfully wish you peace and happiness all your life. 12. Tang 'an in Sukou.
Greetings at the end of the letter to the elders. Sue: worship; Don: In class.
This refers to the place where the elders live. "Ancient Poetry is Jiao Zhongqing's Wife": "It is revealed in a mother's class."
This refers to the main house where parents live, so it refers to parents. I bow my head and wish you peace and happiness.
5. Excuse me: Good evening. In ancient China, there was no habit of saying hello and adding time. The saying "Good morning and good evening" is a habit of westerners, so there is no classical saying in China.
The ancients in our country greeted each other as a salute, and generally did not say anything.
For example, in the Qin Dynasty, when two people meet for the first time, the younger generation will give their elders a big gift. The big gift refers to the ceremony of bowing down. People who meet again will do a small gift, that is, take two steps tightly, hold hands, bow their heads, bow their heads, waist, and most of the first words when they meet are the first step, or the master, not the gifted scholar.
Etiquette in the Ming dynasty returned to the past, and literati met and bowed. To ensure respect, they moved their hands down from their foreheads to their chests and bowed at a 45-degree angle. Etiquette in the Ming Dynasty can be said to have different manners for different people. As for the appellation between literati, Xiaoke, Xiandi and Xianxiong are still dominated by me.
As the last feudal dynasty, the Qing Dynasty once again pushed the feudal system to its peak. At ordinary times, people should kneel down when they meet their superiors and their host's family. Scholars in the Qing Dynasty often called themselves Mr., and their manners were generally based on communication. The complexity of etiquette in Qing dynasty is reflected in the relationship between officialdom and monarch and minister. The appellation and etiquette among literati in Qing dynasty were simplified.
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Classical Chinese is relative to the vernacular Chinese after the New Culture Movement, and there was no such thing as classical Chinese in ancient times. It is characterized by paying attention to the use of allusions, parallel prose and neat melody, including strategies, poems, words, songs, stereotyped writing, parallel prose and other styles. After the modification of literati in past dynasties, it became more and more flashy. Han Yu, a great writer in the Tang Dynasty, initiated the "ancient prose movement" and advocated returning to popular ancient prose. The classical Chinese in modern books are generally marked with punctuation marks in order to facilitate reading and understanding.
Today's classical Chinese is an article composed of an ancient written language in China, mainly including the written language based on spoken language in the pre-Qin period. During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, there were no articles for writing, but bamboo slips, silk books and other things were used to write. With the change of history and the evolution of spoken language, the difference between classical Chinese and spoken language has gradually expanded, and "classical Chinese" has become the exclusive language of scholars.