What does it mean, and what does it mean?

It means that the three corpse gods went up to the yamen of the Emperor of Heaven.

辄: 上: upward: upward: to ......Go.

Original text]: There are also three corpse gods, in the human body. Every Gengshen day, he goes to heaven and speaks of people's sins.

Explanation]: There are also three corpse gods, who live in the human body, and all human hearts, mouths, intentions, and words cannot be concealed from the three corpse gods; Every Gengshen day, that is, the day when the gods decide on the good and evil of people, the three corpse gods go up to the yamen of the emperor of heaven and report the sins of people according to the truth.

Analysis]: This is to say that the oneness of human beings, the slightest sprout, is observed by the gods. The corpse god Qinggu, named Peng Ju, resides in people's heads, and he will make people think and desire more, making people's eyes dizzy and hair falling out.

The middle corpse god Baigu, named Peng Jiao, lives in the intestines of people.

Village; He will make people forget about eating and drinking, and he will like to do evil things. The corpse god Blood Gu, named Peng Ji, lives in the feet of people, and he will make people lustful and like to kill, making people's hands, feet, limbs and internal organs disturbed. The purpose of what the three corpse gods did was to make people die quickly, so that they could go out to be ghosts and enjoy the worship of blood and food; Therefore, on this day of Gengshen Day, he took advantage of the time when people were asleep, and the seven spirits in the body.

They went up to the Emperor's yamen together and told people about their sins. The so-called human heart, mouth, mind, and speech, among the ghosts and gods, the three corpse gods heard the sound most clearly. Nowadays, people don't know how to self-examine, restrain themselves, and have few desires; And in vain I want to rely on Taoism.

Shou Geng's method of going to Shen, thinking that in this way, he could cut off the road for the three corpse gods to go up to the Heavenly Emperor's yamen to complain; This kind of practice is just a vain self-deception. You must know that as long as you have an upright heart, the ghosts and gods will naturally retreat; What is there to worry about about the three corpse gods? The Xiao poem made by Cheng Zi in the Song Dynasty also preached:

Don't keep Gengshen. There is no doubt that this heart is always dependent on the Tao. Emperor Tian.

has known what he is doing, and Ren Er Sanpeng is right and wrong. 」

Yu: Yes. Up: Up.

Yi: To ......Go.

The definition of 辄 is always, just.

1. Etymological explanation.

Glyphic characters. The car ideogram, the shape of the seal book is like the ancient car, indicating that the upper end of the left and right plates of the car box is turned outward, also known as the car lug; The sound of the earlobe, which means that it is like an earlobe. Shape simplification. The original meaning refers to the part of the wooden planks on both sides of the carriage that resemble earlobes. Guise.

is an adverb that means always.

2. Compounds. At every turn, specialized, defecate, reckless, reckless, etc.

Interpretation: 1Always, just: move to blame. Taste. 2.The plates on both sides of the ancient car trunk turned outward, like ear droops. 3.Acting recklessly: "Willing to accept the sin of monopoly."

The meaning of the car is: always, just, also refers to the part of the upper end of the left and right panels of the car turned outward, also known as "car ears", from "Black Soul" "This thing is not untainable, Gou literati and inkmen, taste it lightly, and use it to enjoy the temperament, why not?" ”

Example sentences: 1. If you are polite to people, you will not often be blamed.

2. If you don't have perseverance in learning, you won't be able to learn anything.

3. We advocate hard study and in-depth study, and you can't learn anything if you taste it.

Ancient meaning] 1. Specialized, arbitrary, and authoritarian. "Guangyun": Single, specialized.

2. Immediately, on it. Song · Ouyang Xiu's "The Story of the Drunkard Pavilion": Drink less and get drunk.

Translation: Drink less drunk and fight to tease and get drunk.

3. Always, every time. Ming · Yuan Hongdao's "Travels in the Well": Every time you gallop in the wind, you don't have to return in 100 steps.

Translation: Every time I brave the wind, I always return after less than 100 steps.

4. Then. "Hanshu Food and Goods": The increase and decrease of a hundred miles of places is 1.8 million stones.

Translation: If the cultivated land area grows by about 100 miles, it can produce an increase of 1.8 million stone of grain.

The basic meaning of the word: 1The left and right boards of the ancient carriage. 2.Adverb. Namely; Only; Frequently; Always.

The pinyin of the word 辄] : zhé, two syllables, composed of the initial zh and the vowel e (second tone).

The radical of the word 辄] is the car, and the glyph structure is the left and right structure of the sliding side.

The stroke order of the word: horizontal, apostrophe, vertical, mention, horizontal, vertical, vertical, respectful horizontal, horizontal, mentioning, vertical hook, not many strokes a total of 11 strokes. This character is a commonly used Chinese character, and the specific stroke order is shown in the figure below

The combination of words: shallow taste, easy to get the blame, often to blame, often to blame, often to Mo, Ling, want to vomit and stop, and the urgency of the carp, and the recklessness, the repetition, the repentance, the repetition, the recklessness, the retribution, the blame at every turn, the slightest repetition, the response to the request, the letter manuscript and so on.

1. Name (1) Shape and sound. Original meaning: the part of the upper end of the left and right panels of the car box turned outward, also known as "car ears".

2) Last name. 2. Exercise dictatorship, arbitrariness, and authority.

Such as: substitution (unauthorized substitution); 辄行 (辄自使); Hur (optional); Repentance (repentance; Feel free to renege).

III. Vices (1) Immediately; Only;

For example, it is necessary to discuss the removal of the canton (immediately discuss the cancellation or abolition); (Come and visit; Venture to visit).

2) Always, every time.

3) Then. > ancient text citations: 1. "The Biography of Mr. Wuliu" Wei and Jin: Tao Yuanming.

Relatives know that it is so, or they invite it with wine; When you run out of drinks, you will get drunk. After being drunk and retreating, he did not hesitate to stay.

Translation: Relatives and friends knew about his situation, and sometimes they set up a banquet and asked him to drink. He went to drink and drank to his heart's content, hoping that he would be drunk; When I got drunk, I went home, and I even said I would go.

2, "Manjing Travel" Ming Dynasty: Yuan Hongdao.

Yan Di is cold, after the Flower Dynasty Festival, the cold is still strong. When the wind is frozen, it will fly sand and go. cramped in a room, you can't get out. Every time you gallop in the wind, you don't have to take a hundred steps back.

Translation: The climate in Beijing is cold, and after the Flower Dynasty Festival, the rest of the winter is still very cold. The cold wind often blows, and when it blows, it flies sand and rocks. Confined to a room, you can't get out if you want to. Every time I braved the wind, I was (forced) to return in less than a hundred steps.