The meaning of the deceased is like Sifu and the author.

This sentence is from the "Analects of the Rare Chapter". Confucius had a background when he said this, so later generations mostly used it to refer to the continuous passage of time like flowing water, feeling the rapid change of life and events, and also cherishing the time.

Original] The son said on the river; "The deceased is like a husband! Day and night. ”

Notes] The deceased: refers to the time that has passed. Si: This refers to "chuan", that is, the river water.

Confucius lamented by the river; "Time gone forever is like this river! Day and night. ”

Time is like flowing water, and it is gone forever;

The past cannot be chased, and it is a pity for the comer.

Fu is a mood particle.

Translation] "The Analects of Zihan": "The son is on the river, and he says: 'The deceased is like Sifu!

Day and night. Confucius was by the river and said, "What a hurry to go!"

Day and night flowing. Time is like flowing water, and it is gone forever; The past cannot be chased, and it is a pity for the comer. Confucius lamented by the river; "Time is like a river gone forever!

Day and night.

Everything in the past is like the river that flows, gone forever.

What Lao Tzu said.

Meaning: the dead are already dead, the living still live, people cannot be resurrected after death, it is better to mourn, I only hope that whether it is dead or alive, in their own world, they can live well. It's just a word of comfort.

This sentence extends to "The deceased is like a husband, reluctant to give up day and night", which is a famous saying of Confucius.

Meaning: The dead have passed away forever, and the living still have to live like this. Tell us to be strong, life is still going on, the dead have left us, the living should be strong and live well, so that the dead can rest in heaven.

From: Spring and Autumn Confucius's Analects of Zihan

Original text: The son is on the river, saying: The deceased is like a husband, reluctant to give up day and night.

Translation: The passing of time is like this rushing river, which flows day and night.

Confucius. Original text: The son said on the river: "The deceased is like Sifu!" Day and night. ”

Original translation (meaning): Time is like flowing water, and I feel that life changes quickly, and there is also the meaning of cherishing time.

The deceased: refers to the passage of time. S: This means "this, this".

The deceased is like Sifu" means that time passes like flowing water, from the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period Confucius's "Analects of Zihan", the original text of the wheel refers to: Zi Zai Chuan said: "The deceased is like Sifu, reluctant to give up day and night." ”

Translation: Confucius lamented by the river: "Time passes like flowing water, day and night." ”

The deceased is like Sifu" is a famous quote from the "Zhuangzi", the original text is "between the heaven and the earth of life, if the white horse passes through the gap, it is all the same". The meaning of this sentence is that life is short, time is like a white horse flying through the heavens and the earth, just a moment of laughter, it will pass away, everything is like a floating cloud, fleeting.

This sentence contains deep philosophical reflections, expressing a deep lament about the transience of time and life. Cherish the present, make good use of the time and opportunity to pursue your dreams and goals, don't indulge too much in ethereal things, and don't waste time on meaningless things. Only by making full use of the limited time can we live a more fulfilling life and pursue higher achievements.

This sentence also reminds people that the past time has been lost and cannot be recovered, and only by cherishing the present can we make the most of time and pursue the value and meaning of life. Therefore, we must grasp the opportunities in front of us and our current lives, make positive life and work plans, constantly improve our abilities and qualities, and constantly pursue our own life values, so as to spend our time in vain. <>

Passing away: Passing away, passing away.

SS: This. Husband: Interjection.

Zi Zaichuan said: "The deceased is like a husband, reluctant to give up day and night." ”

Confucius said by the river, "Time flows like this river, day and night." ”

The deceased is gone, and the living are like Si" This sentence is the future generations in "The deceased is like Sifu, reluctant to give up day and night." ".

Meaning: The dead have left us, and the living should be strong and live well, so that the dead can rest in heaven.

Meaning: The dead are no longer visible, and the living still have to live as usual.

Separate explanation: the deceased, the invisible person or thing, in this case the deceased. It's done, it's done, it's been like this; 矣, a modal word, is equivalent to "sigh".

The living are those who are alive. Such as Si, the same as the "Analects" in the "son on the river said: the deceased is like Sifu", such as, like; Si, this, in this way, is the same as the "Si" of "Si people rent and guess alone and haggard".

Source: "The Analects of Zihan": Zizai Kawakami said: The deceased is like Sifu! Day and night. ＂

Meaning: Confucius said by the river: The rushing river is so hurried! It flows non-stop day and night. ＂

synonyms:

Condolences change.

Pinyin] [ jié āi shùn biàn ].

Explanation] stanza: temperance. Cons Shun: Comply. It refers to tempering sorrow and adapting to change. It is used to comfort the living during condolences.

synonyms] good for self-doing, the living are like this, and the liver and intestines are broken.

antonym] elated.