The cantilever beam is piercing, and Wei compiles the three uniques and talks about the two main cha

Let's start with the cantilever thorn strand This idiom consists of two stories. The story of the "Hanging Beam" can be found in the "Taiping Yulan", vol. 363, quoted in the "Book of Han". Sun Jing, a native of the Han Dynasty, was very studious and read from morning to night.

Sometimes when I am tired and want to sleep, I tie my hair with a rope and tie the other end to the beam of the house to straighten it. At this time, if you doze off again, you will be woken up by the rope. The story of "Thorn Stock" is found in "Warring States Policy: Volume 3 Qin I", which is about Su Qin taking an awl to pierce his thigh when he wants to fall asleep while reading.

This story has been described in the "Cone Thorn Stock" article, which is not detailed here. Later generations combined these two stories into an idiom of "hanging beams and thorns", which was used to motivate people to read and study. "Capsule Firefly" means that Che Yin of the Jin Dynasty has been studious since he was a child, but due to his poor family, he has no money to buy lamp oil to study at night.

So I caught the firefly and put it in my pocket to borrow the story. "Yingxue" refers to the story of Sun Kang, who was also from the Jin Dynasty, who was also unable to light the lamp and read at night due to poverty, and read books in the light of this heavy snow. Explanation of "Wei Compilation Three Uniques" "Wei Compilation Three Uniques" means that Confucius read "Yi" so many times that he actually broke the braiding rope of the compilation and Jiance many times.

This phrase was first seen in "Historical Records: The Family of Confucius". How to understand the "Wei" of "Wei Bian"? The explanation of the new version of "Cihai" is:

Wei, cooked cowhide. In ancient times, books were written with bamboo and decorated with leather ropes, so it was called "Wei compilation." This statement is actually wrong.

First, today's shape and sound characters are used as fake words in each book in ancient times, and there are countless examples of this in the Han Dynasty literature. Xu Shen's "Shuowen" in the Han Dynasty has "scriptures, weaving from silk". The word "from" used by Xu Shen is a fake borrowed word from the word "vertical" in today's form and sound.

Since we know that the longitudinal characters were actually written in the Han Dynasty, then it is in line with the common sense of the Han people to read the Wei editor written by the Han people (Sima Qian) as the weft editor. Weft knitting is the weft rope of the weaving and weaving of the simple strategy, because the ancients often called the vertical and horizontal warp and weft, so the "Shuowen" is also called "weft, weaving balance silk". The bamboo slips of the book are arranged vertically, like the warp threads of the weaving cloth, and the strings of the weaving book are horizontally braided, like the weft of the weaving silk.

Accordingly, it is natural to call the strings in the horizontal knitting brochure "weft rope" and "weft knitting". Second, not all ancient books were woven with leather ropes. Chen Mengjia wrote in "Han Jian's Commentary":

Most of the people used to compile compendiums are silk. The words are either roped or braided. Xun Miao's "Biography of Mu Tianzi" is said to be "all bamboo and silk weaving" produced by the Wei family of Jijun, and "The Biography of Prince Wenhui of Nanqi Book" records the "Examination of the Work Record" published by Xiangyang Ancient Mound, "Bamboo Slip Book, Green Silk Weaving......'Juyan unearthed a Han book, then use hemp rope."

There is no doubt that the so-called "plain silk weaving" and "green silk weaving" all refer to silk ropes. Unearthed brochures, then the wooden slips are only seen with hemp rope. Except for the "Wei" of the "Wei Compilation Three Uniques" which is interpreted as a leather rope, there is no record or physical object of the book of leather rope weaving.

Hanging beam piercing bone (Su Qin) Wei ed

Wei weaving three uniques: Wei weaving: use cooked cowhide rope to connect the bamboo compendium; Three: the approximate number, indicating multiple times; Absolute: Broken. The leather rope that was connected to the bamboo slips was broken three times. It is a metaphor for reading diligently.

Cantilever: Describes reading hard.

Wei compiles three slippery birds, and the story of the hanging beam thorn stock tells the story of the early letter banquet (auspicious block).

a.Xiude. b.Diligent.

c.Solid. d.Discernment.

Correct answer: B