First, this sentence comes from Lu's Song Gongqing's Eighth Song in Chapter 9 of Zhonghe Lele, titled "Song Gongqing" and "Song Gongqing". For people who stumble, Yan Shigu noted in Hanshu that "tripping" is just not suitable.
Reading: Jane, three tones. It has different meanings on different occasions. It is often used as an auxiliary word in classical Chinese, such as: Who will stay in Xizhou? The word "stumbling" means "lame" and "stumbling" means "not smooth" If it is another word, please ask it again. The specific words are different and the meanings are different.
[Ji m n] 1. Lame, difficulty walking: ~ feet. ~ step. 2. slow, not smooth: ~ astringent. ~ dull. ~ clumsy. ~ Good luck. ~ 3. arrogance. 4. Poverty. 5. Poor Ma Xu. 7. Last name.
Second, the trace m÷n÷ shape ÷( 1) (shape and sound. Follow the footsteps, and the cold will keep the sound. Original meaning: lame) (2) agree [lame], lame. Shuowen's knees are unyielding and easy to trip over.
Gong Suichuan 1. Commentary The Biography of Gong Sui is an article in Hanshu, which is selected from the 59th Biography of Historical Records. (The ancient teacher said, "Shun, Shun, Shun public law, Shun human feelings." Traditional books in China are divided into four parts: classics, history, sub-books and collections. History includes history books, political books, geography books and bibliography books.
Jane's pinyin is [Ji m n]. Its meaning is as follows: 1. Lame, difficult to walk. 2. Slow and not smooth. 3. arrogance. 4. Poverty. 5. Xu, also known as donkey. The poem contains the book in the bag. Ma wears red clothes in Sun Yat-sen's Wolf Coming. The related words in Yuan Hongdao's Travels of Man Jing in Ming Dynasty are: human, tired, poor, slow, continuous, productive and clumsy.
Simple Pinyin: radical: foot, external stroke: 10, total stroke: 17 86:PFJH 98:PAWH:JTCO stroke sequence number: 4451kloc-0/342565438.
Simple Pinyin: radical: foot, external stroke: 10, total stroke: 17 86:PFJH 98:PAWH:JTCO stroke sequence number: 4451kloc-0/342565438.
Pinyin: Ji m n Explanation: 1. Lame and slow: riding a donkey (riding a whip). Especially a bad horse or lame donkey: riding a horse to the future. 2. Blunt, hard and unsmooth: astringent, sluggish and promising.
Gong Sui, a native of Nanping, Yang Shan, also served as an official in the Ming Dynasty, and went to Changyi to make a doctor's order to serve Wang He. When congratulating the king, he is responsible for auspicious, quoting classics and blessing Chen. As for crying, he stumbled and died. He stabbed Guo Wang in the face and Wang Zhi covered it up.