Why is the hometown more timid? What does it mean to be more timid in the near home?

From ancient times to the present, it is said that the clothes return to their hometown. He didn't mix well.

Crossing the Han River" Tang. Song Zhiwen Lingwaiyin book is broken, and the winter is restored to spring. The hometown is even more timid, and he doesn't dare to ask anyone.

Blind date, career, studies, achievements?

Near-hometown is more timid than the complex mood of the wanderer when he returns home, which is an idiom of near-hometown timidity.

Hometown timidity. Pinyin] [ jìn xiāng qíng qiè ] Explanation] refers to being away from home for many years, not communicating with the letter, once returning, the closer to the hometown, the more unsettled the mood, for fear that something unfortunate will happen to the hometown. It is used to describe the complicated feelings of the wanderer when he returns home.

synonyms] worried, worried, sad, worried.

Pinyin] [ qiān cháng guà dù ] Interpretation] describes a lot of missing.

synonyms] morning thoughts, children's love, spring trees and twilight clouds, lingering, concerned [antonyms] carefree, indifferent, hard-hearted, careless.

Homesickness is also a kind of humanistic feelings, and homesickness is also an expression of homesickness. Returning home after leaving home is even more frightening and exciting.

The nostalgia is even more timid.

From "Crossing the Han River".

Crossing the Han River" is Song Zhi's question.

The most widely circulated poem is a small poem, and the reason why it is moving has its own unique place. Song Zhiwen experienced two exiles in his life, the first exile to Lingnan was in the spring of the first year of Shenlong (705), when he was demoted to Luzhou (now Luoding County, Guangdong).

joined the army, and fled to Luoyang the next year, hiding in the home of his friend Zhang Zhongzhi.

This little poem was written on his way back. Nowadays, the two poems "I am more timid when I am close to my hometown, and I dare not ask who comes" are often used to describe the complicated feelings of wanderers who have been away from their hometown for a long time when they return to their homeland.

For most people, after reaching a certain age, their hometown and ideals must be separated, so people choose to say goodbye to their hometown in order to pursue their ideals and realize their self-worth. And more stories about nostalgia were born from this.

During the New Year's holidays, some people who study or work outside occasionally take a few days to go home to see, and when the train heads to the terminal, many people can't help but sigh that sentence "The hometown is more timid, and I dare not ask anyone".

Nostalgia can't be used casually. Once you return, the closer you are to your hometown, the more unsettled your mood becomes, for fear that something unfortunate will happen to your hometown. It is used to describe the complicated feelings of the wanderer when he returns home.

Source: Don Song Zhiwen.

Li Xian Hanjiang": "The Lingwaiyin book is broken, after winter and spring, the hometown is more timid, and I dare not ask anyone." ”

Synonym. 心事重 [ xīn shì chóng chóng ] Interpretation: There are a lot of things that are worried about in the heart, and cause sorrow and trouble.

Source: Luo Guangbin, Yang Yiyan "Red Rock".

Chapter 27: "Mao Renfeng."

I was walking back and forth on the slag blanket on the ground with a heavy heart. Tong defeated".

Do you have the Chinese's near-hometown timidity and near-hometown complex?

The dog is not poor, and the son is not ugly. This sentence makes one meaning, even if our family is poor or has incapable parents, we will not dislike it at all. Why? This is the hometown complex.

We can't choose to be born, your place of origin is determined by your parents, and then you basically stay in your place of birth for ten or twenty years. Whether it is adults and children in the place of birth, or the song of birds and flowers, it is very familiar. I subconsciously have a root that has been implanted in the depths of my mind, and this is my hometown.

Because there are my parents, brothers, relatives and friends here. and the variety of things that I am familiar with.

In ancient times, we also had this kind of behavior, that is, returning home. No matter how much they have achieved outside, they must return to their hometowns and let them enjoy their share of honor. At that time, after gaining fame, he would definitely return to his hometown by beating gongs and drums, which gave his parents that sense of honor and made his parents have more face among the villagers.

Second, you can also start your hometown and enjoy the envy of ten miles and eight villages. To know which village had a gold list title in ancient times, the ten miles and eight villages had to be stammered.

This is the hometown complex, so the hometown timidity is also a psychological activity for most of the wanderers who are outside. Alone in a foreign land as a stranger, every festival is full of relatives. Wandering outside for the New Year's holidays, there will be homesickness.

But every time I go back to the entrance of the village or on the way back to my hometown, I always feel uneasy. Nowadays, every time we go home, we will be asked by the villagers left and right, do you have a girlfriend, how is your work? If you don't mix well, then the neighbors will pass left and right, saying who is not good at mixing and who is how good the child is.

In this way, I will feel guilty in my heart, one is guilty of my parents, and the other is easy to have an inferiority complex, and I don't want to go back to my hometown more and more in the future, but I also want to go home. That's part of the reason for cowardice. There is another reason, after many years of going away, my understanding and knowledge have changed dramatically, although my hometown is still that hometown, but the common language is no longer what it was when I was a child.

I don't know what to say to my hometown, how to speak.

I don't know if you feel the above two situations when you go home during the long holiday.

There is an ancient poem "Returning to the Hometown Doll Book" written by He Zhizhang like this:

When he left home and returned to his eldest child, his hometown accent has not changed, and his sideburns have declined.

When the children don't know each other, they smile and ask where the guests are from.

It expresses the author's sadness of being away from home for a long time, and is full of emotion and helplessness about the changes in life, the vicissitudes of time, and the rights and wrongs of things in the face of the changes in his hometown. The emotion of homesickness arises because you are about to return to the old place, close to the old people or things, and are afraid that the beauty in your memory will no longer be there, which will inevitably make people daunted.

This is because when you are far away from home, you feel confident that your hometown is unforgettable and familiar, and when you return to your hometown after a long absence, if the familiar feeling that you think you will remember is replaced by a complex of whether it will change, it will produce a sense of unfamiliarity, and the closer you are to home, the stronger it is, and if you are not familiar, you will not be sure, and the feeling seems to be more and more uncertain, which is why there will be a feeling of timidity in home.

I once had that feeling, more than ten years ago, I went to school in the county seat, and when I went home after the military training, I was away from home for more than ten days, and the closer I got to home, the deeper I felt, and tears couldn't help but slide down.

The hometown is even more sleepy and timid, and I dare not ask anyone. The closer I got to my hometown, the more timid I became, and I didn't dare to ask about the people who came from home.

Source: Tang Dynasty poet Song Zhiwen "Crossing the Han River".

Original text: Lingwaiyin book is broken, and it is restored from winter to spring.

The hometown is even more timid, and he doesn't dare to ask anyone.

Translation: Exiled to Lingnan, he cut off his news from his relatives, survived the winter and experienced a new year. The closer I got to my hometown, the more timid I became, and I didn't dare to ask about the people who came from home.