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There is a saying in China, called "talent is useful or not, mediocre is useless", real talents are capable, professional, and enterprising, but they are often angular, not very obedient, unwilling to be mediocre, unwilling to flatter, compromised, and most fond of "top cattle", generally unwilling to be close to the boss, and sometimes even often disagree with the leader's opinion. Moreover, they often submit to the soft rather than the hard, and if the leader reprimands them, oppresses them, and dictates them, it will often backfire. As the saying goes, "a pouting mule sells a donkey for the price", and talents with stubborn personalities, who do not pay attention to ways and do not speak well are often not trusted and reused.

Once the talent does not get due attention, "the hero is useless", there will often be a negative impact, not a thorn in the head of the talent will become a veritable thorn, as "The Legend of the Small Window: Gathering Spirit" said: the quick talent is useless, and it is bound to take advantage of the anger and become a hero; If you still have nothing to invent, you will inevitably take advantage of the field of reeds and drums, and you will have no spare strength.

has a quick talent, but there is no use, it is bound to take advantage of the anger, a heroic style; With the talent of the world, but there is no place to display macro arguments, it is bound to take advantage of the opportunity to do its best to skillfully tell right and wrong.

There are 13 meanings of "ask" in classical Chinese.

1) Verb, to ask. For example: "Ask the woman what she thinks, ask the woman what she remembers".

2) Verb, interrogation. For example: "Whenever you have to surrender a pawn, you will personally ask the commission".

3) Verb, to pursue.

4) Verbs, to investigate. For example: "If you want to judge its virtue, ask it to act".

5) Verb, reproach.

6) Verbs, interventions.

7) Verb, inform. For example: "Or ask Meng Weijun."

8) Verbs, greetings, condolences.

9) Verb, ask question. Refers to inter-state missionary visits.

10) Verb, to give.

11) Nouns, commands. For example: "The public does not ask".

12) Nouns, letters, audios.

13) Noun, reputation, reputation, common "smell" e.g. "I ask because of loss".

This question chooses A, which belongs to subject-verb inversion, and the position of the predicate is advanced. The original word order of item b is "do not deceive the remainder", item c "fu slacken", and item d "dare to blame whom", all of which are object prepositions.

a does not have object preposition. Whom is the remainder of b and the d of c. It's all objects, and it's put in front.

The following sentence without an object preposition is a. Because there is no object at all in the whole sentence of a, only the predicate "even" and the inverted subject "you are not favorable" are subject-verb inverted sentences.

One of the characteristics of object prepositions is that the precedent objects tend to be pronouns. For example, the "yu" in sentence b is a first-person pronoun, which is equivalent to the "me" in modern Chinese; The "zhi" in sentence c is a near-referential pronoun, referring to the matter of reading; The "who" in sentence d is an indefinite referential pronoun, which one it refers to.

Another characteristic of object prepositions is that the preceding objects are often in negative sentences or rhetorical questions. For example, the "no" in sentence b is a negative word for "do not bully", and the normal word order is "do not bully"; The "Fu" in sentence C is a negative word for "Fu Zhi Zhi", and the normal word order is "Fu Zhi Zhi Sentence d "who dares to complain" is a rhetorical question, and the normal word order is "who dare to complain".

It is very important to determine the special sentence structure in classical Chinese and grasp the characteristics of the sentence structure. Knowing the above two characteristics of the object preposition, the object preposition can be found out quickly, which improves the speed and accuracy of answering the question.

Guyi: Diplomatic envoy. Jinyi:

Bags, boxes, baskets, etc. that you bring with you when you go out. Luggage is an ancient word that has been used as early as the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. "Proofreading":

The original meaning of luggage is the messenger, "Thirty Years of the Duke of Zuo": "The exchange of luggage is (for) its poverty." In the colloquial language of the Tang Dynasty, there were extensions such as 'travel' and 'precursor of going out'.

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The heart is booming, the evening song Zhang Jiayu is lonely for half a life, and the heart sprouts in a flash. The two sleeves are upright, once the wind is beautiful! I am afraid that I will miss the future of the beauty, and I am afraid that I will miss the life of the beauty.

I'm afraid that I'm too wrong, and I'm afraid that I'll be difficult to do things. I hope you can read and pay sincerely, and I hope you can forgive and love the common people. I am a zither in your love, and I sing bel canto in the sky and on the earth.

Knowing that women don't let them shave their eyebrows, they know the legacy of the Lake Woman. I'm still afraid that you will be cold and cold, and I'm still afraid that you will be stunned because of people's hearts. I am still afraid that you will be hurt and hateful, and I am still afraid that you will be sick and distressed.

And teach you to wait for the rest of the time, and accompany you all the way I carry the lantern.

I have received it, please be patient.

The meaning of this poem is this: I have been lonely for half a life, experienced many ups and downs in my life, felt the warmth and coldness of the world, and also produced all kinds of ideas.

The meaning of this poem is like this: I have been lonely for half my life, experienced many ups and downs in my life, felt the warmth and coldness of the world, and also had all kinds of ideas.

I'm afraid of delaying Beauty's life, and I'm afraid of living up to his deep affection.

I'm afraid that the edges and corners of my life and work are too distinct, and I'm afraid that I don't do things so frankly and clearly.

I hope you can take care of me, a sincere heart that loves the common people, and don't blame me.

Let the true feelings between you and me turn into a guzheng that plays and praises the beauty of the world.

Knowing that you have the chivalrous style of Qiu Jin's heroine, don't let you shave your eyebrows.

I'm still afraid that after you encounter difficulties and setbacks, that enthusiasm will cool down.

I'm afraid that you'll be hurt and resentful, and I'm afraid you'll get sick, and I'll feel distressed.

I hope you will wait for the rest of the time, and let me carry the lantern to accompany you all the way.

But in classical Chinese, the meaning is to retreat, retreat; Repulsed, repulsed; rejection, resignation, rejection; Go, remove; Back; Again, heavy, again; Just waited.

The meaning of classical Chinese.

Withdraw; Back off. "Lian Po Lin Xiangru Biography": "It is like standing because of holding on to it." ”

Beat off; Repelled. "The Theory of the Six Kingdoms": "Later Qin attacked Zhao again, but Li Mulian did it." ”

Envoy? Back off. "Xinling Jun Steals Talismans to Save Zhao": "Save Zhao in the north but Qin in the west." ”

pushback; Refuse; Refuse. Li Si's "Book of Exhortations": "The king is not only the people. ”

Go; Remove. Nie Yizhong's "Hurting the Tian Family": "Heal the sores in front of your eyes, but rip off the flesh of your heart." ”

Back; "Peacock Flying Southeast": "But I said goodbye to my sister-in-law, and tears fell with beads." ”

Again; Heavy; Again. "Wen Guanjun Recovers Henan and Hebei": "But I see where my wife is worried." ”

Tong "cha", just now. "Farewell to the Long Pavilion": "But I told Acacia to avoid it, and I broke the problem and parted early." ”

But the basic meaning of the word.

1. Retreat: retreat (retreat out of fear or disgust, such as "looking but but"). Retreat.

2. Return, not subject to: Hospitality is hard to refuse.

3. Indicate the turning point: I came, but he left.

4. Remove: lost. 了 (liǎo) but.

Translation: When he leaves, ask him to go**.

Than: And, wait.

Zhi: Go, go.

Excerpt from the Tang Dynasty Ding Yonghui's "Zhitian Lu". Original text: Compare and ask what it is.

said: "Liang Shangshu of Bianzhou is also a certain father-in-law, and he must live in ten days. "Gong said:

Liang Shangna's trembling book is the early defeat of the cousin, and if he is an inner relative, he is a close relative with Junhe. This is a vain thought. "They are scorching, as if there is nothing to be desired.

"It doesn't have to be like this. In the past, the evil text and the big beam were pro-table, and they were dedicated for a while! ”