What does it mean to tremble and sweat like pulp in the new language of the world?

1. Trembling.

【Pinyin】 zhàn zhàn jīng jīng

【Explanation】 Zhanshu: the look of fear; Conscientious: cautious look. Describes being very scared and trembling slightly. It also describes the appearance of caution.

The child walked tremblingly, lest he fall.

Pinyin**] zzjj

synonyms] Walking on thin ice, conscientious.

Antonyms] audacity.

Afterword] Grasshoppers in the chicken coop; Liu Bei went up to the Yellow Crane Tower.

Lantern riddles] Walk on thin ice.

Usage] as a predicate, a definite, an adverbial; Refers to the mood of a person.

English] trembling with fear

2. Sweat like pulp

【Pinyin】hàn chū rú jiāng

【Source】Southern Dynasty Song Liu Yiqing "The World Speaks New Language":"Trembling and sweating. "

Usage] as a predicate, a definite; Used for the appearance of a person.

Trembling and sweating like pulp means to describe the appearance of being very scared and trembling slightly.

During the Three Kingdoms, Zhong Yu and Zhong Hui of Wei were very famous for their intelligence when they were young.

Cao Cao's son, Cao Pi, the then Emperor Wen of Wei, heard about the reputation of these two children, and was very curious, so he announced that the two children entered the palace to meet.

Zhong Yu was sweating all over his face, and Emperor Wei Wendi asked, "Why is Qing Khan?" Zhong Yu: "Trembling and panicking, sweating like pulp!" (I'm afraid of your heavenly might, I'm afraid of sweating)".

Trembling and sweating like pulp, it was Zhong Yu's awe and fear of Emperor Wei Wen's power that triggered a physical reaction.

The meaning of trembling and sweating like pulp is: because of trembling and fear, sweat is like rain.

Idiom: Trembling and panicking.

Pinyin: zhànzhànhuánghuáng.

Explanation: Be cautious and fearful.

Pinyin**: zzhh.

synonyms: trembling.

Usage] as a predicate, a definite, an adverbial; Refers to the mood of a person.

Story: Zhong Xuan's two sons, Zhong Yu and Zhong Hui, were famous when they were young, and when Emperor Wei Wen heard about it, he ordered to take Lu Wu to see him. Emperor Wen saw that Zhong Yu had sweat on his face and asked why?

Zhong Yu: "Trembling and panicking, sweating like pulp!" Emperor Wen asked Zhong Hui why he didn't sweat, and Zhong Hui said:

Trembling, sweat did not dare to come out. "Emperor Wen is deeply loved by the world's friends.

The meaning of the war book is like a pulp: because of trembling and fear, so the sweat is like rain down the skin of the state.

Idiom: Trembling and panicking.

Pinyin: zhànzhànhuánghuáng.

Explanation: Be cautious and fearful.

Pinyin**: zzhh.

synonyms: trembling.

Usage] as a predicate, a definite, an adverbial; Refers to the mood of a person.

Story: Zhong Xuan's two sons Zhong Yu and Zhong Hui were famous when they were teenagers, and Emperor Wei Wen ordered them to meet after hearing about it. Emperor Wen saw that Zhong Yu had sweat on his face and asked why?

Zhong Yu: "Trembling and panicking, sweating like pulp!" Emperor Wen asked Zhong Hui why he didn't sweat, and Zhong Hui said:

Trembling, sweat did not dare to come out. "Emperor Wen loved it deeply.

1. Source

Southern Song Dynasty Zhaocheng Liu Yiqing "The World Speaks New Language".

2. Original text

Zhong Yu and Zhong Hui rarely have a reputation. In the thirteenth year, Emperor Wei Wen heard about it and said to his father: "You can let the second son come."

So I saw it. There is sweat in Yumian, and the emperor said: "Why is Qingmian sweating?"

Yu said: "The panicked clan celery group sweats like pulp. "Re-questioning:

Why don't you sweat? He said: "Trembling, sweating dare not come out."

3. Translation

Zhong Yu and Zhong Hui had a good reputation when they were teenagers. When he was thirteen years old, Emperor Wen of Wei, Cao Pi, heard of the reputation of these two children for their intelligence, and said to their father, Zhong Xuan, "You can ask these two children to come to me."

So he was ordered to go in. Zhong Yu's face was sweating, and Emperor Wei Wendi asked, "Why are you sweating on your face?"

Zhong Yu: "Because of the panic and trembling of fear, sweat flowed out like water slurry. Emperor Wen asked Zhong Hui again: "Why don't you sweat on your face?" Zhong Hui: "Because of fear and trembling, I trembled with fear, so I didn't dare to sweat." ”

Main content:

The World Speaks New Language" is a record of good sentences and famous sayings spoken for various purposes in various language environments, mostly one or two sentences, very concise, but generally said very decently, ingeniously, or philosophically, or implicit but not revealing, or lofty artistic conception, or alert and sharp, or magnificent, or good at grasping the key points to the point, it is worth recalling.

Zhong Yu Chun Mo Zhong will rarely have a reputation, thirteen years old, Emperor Wei Wen heard it, and said to his father Zhong Xuan: "You can let the second son come!" So I saw that there was sweat on Yu's face, and the emperor said:

Why is the face of the Khan? Yu said: "I was trembling and sweating.

Re-questioning: "Why don't you sweat?" "Yes

Trembling, sweat did not dare to come out. ”

Translation: Zhong Yu and Zhong Hui have a good reputation. When they were thirteen years old, Cao Pi heard about them and called them to meet him.

So he was ordered to go in. Zhong Yu had sweat on his face, and Cao Pi asked: Why do you have sweat on your face?

Zhong Yu: "Trembling and panicking, sweating like pulp!" Zhong Hui's face was not sweating, and Emperor Wen asked again

Why don't you sweat? Zhong Hui: Trembling, sweating dare not come out.

Source: "The World Speaks New Language: Language" is the second door of "The World Speaks New Language", with a total of 108 articles. The author, Liu Yiqing, is a writer of the Southern Song Dynasty. Verbal means being able to speak and be good at dealing with words.

Extended Information: The World Speaks New Language" remembers the good sentences and famous sayings spoken in various language environments for various purposes, mostly one or two sentences, very concise, but generally very decent, ingenious, or philosophical, or implicit but not revealing, or lofty artistic conception, or alert and sharp, or magnificent, or good at grasping the key points to the point, which is worth recalling.

Its content is mainly to record the words and deeds and anecdotes of some famous people from the late Eastern Han Dynasty to the Jin and Song dynasties. The books are all historical figures, but some of their statements or stories are based on hearsay and do not necessarily correspond to historical facts. Much of the book is a collection of books.

Mr. Lu Xun said: "The words are far and cold, and the words are simple and wonderful."

This phrase is often used to describe the state of a person when he is afraid or anxious. Among them, "Yu Yue" refers to a sentence in "Yu Xiuxuan's Writings", "trembling and panicking" describes the state of a person's body trembling and being afraid and restless, and "sweating like a pulp" describes excessive sweating, like a pulp.

People often feel their bodies tremble involuntarily when faced with an emergency or fright, and this is because of the natural response produced by the body. This response, known as the "shiver reaction," is a protective response to threats that makes the body more alert and ready to deal with danger. The reason for this is that in an emergency, the body's autonomic nervous system will cause the sweat glands to secrete a large amount of sweat, and at the same time sweat, they will increase the speed of heartbeat and breathing to cope with the intense physical reaction.

Although this bodily response is a normal physiological phenomenon, it may affect the person's performance and behavior. People who feel scared or nervous tend to show anxiety and have reduced thinking skills and judgment. Therefore, people who have been suffering from stress and tension for a long time should reduce such situations as much as possible and learn to control their emotions and reactions.

Although the scene of "trembling and sweating like pulp" described by Yu Yue is relatively negative, it also reminds people to always pay attention to their own state, learn to control their emotions, and maintain a calm mind. When faced with emergencies or unsafe factors, we should learn to think calmly and take effective measures to minimize the harm to ourselves and others as much as possible. At the same time, we should also pay close attention to our physical condition and take timely adjustment strategies to maintain health and balance.

This word comes from Liu Yiqing's "Shishuo New Language" of the Southern Song Dynasty.

Zhong Yuzhong will rarely have a reputation, at the age of thirteen, Emperor Wei Wen heard it, and said to his father Zhong Xuan: "You can let the second son come!" So I saw that there was sweat on Yu's face, and the emperor said:

Why is the face of the Khan? Yu said: "I was trembling and sweating.

Re-questioning: "Why don't you sweat?" "Yes

Trembling, sweat did not dare to come out. Source: "The World Speaks New Language: Language" is the second door of "The World Speaks New Language", with a total of 108 articles. The author is Liu Yiqing, and the word Jibo.

So he was ordered to go in. Zhong Yu had sweat on his face, and Cao Pi asked: Why do you judge Shihu with sweat on his face?

Zhong Yu: "Trembling and panicking, sweating like pulp!" Zhong Hui's face was not sweating, and Emperor Wen asked again

Why don't you sweat? Zhong Hui: Trembling, sweating dare not come out.