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Meaning: (They) saw a plum tree by the roadside, and there were many plums on it, and the branches were bent. The children scrambled to pick plums.

Wang Rong does not take the side of the road.

Wang Rong was seven years old and tried to travel with children. Look at the plum tree on the side of the road, many sons and broken branches, Zhu'er.

Race walking takes it, but Rong does not move. When they asked, "The tree is on the side of the road and has many seeds, and it will be bitter." "Take it, believe it.

Translation: When Wang Rong was seven years old, he once went out with some children. And they saw a plum tree by the roadside, and it had a lot of plums, and its branches were bent.

The children all rushed to pick plums, but Wang Rong stood still. Someone asked him why he didn't pick plums, and Wang Rong said, "This tree grows on the side of the road, but there are so many plums, this plum must be bitter."

Everyone picked it up and tasted it, and sure enough, it was.

The meaning of this sentence is: When you see many plums on the plum tree by the roadside, and you break the branches, all the children run and snatch the plums.

And he saw a plum tree by the roadside, and it had a lot of plums, and its branches were crushed. The children scrambled to pick it up.

When asked, they replied, "The tree is on the side of the road and has many seeds, and it will be bitter." "Take it, believe it. Meaning: Wang Wang Rong is seven years old, try to swim with all the children, see the plum tree next to the road and break the branches, the children race to take it, but Rong does not move.

Answer: The plum trees that grow on the roadside are fruitful, so these plums must be bitter.

Meaning: They saw plum trees by the roadside.

The fruit was so heavy that it bent the branches.

Source: "The World Speaks New Language: Yaliang".

Original: Wang Rong.

At the age of seven, I tried to travel with children. Look at the plum trees on the side of the road.

Many sons break branches, Zhu'er.

Race walking takes it, but Rong does not move. When asked, they replied, "The tree is on the side of the road and has many seeds, and it will be bitter." "Take it, believe it.

Translation: When Wang Rong was seven years old, he used to play with many children. They saw that the plum trees by the roadside were full of fruit, and the branches were bent.

Many children rushed over to pick plums, but Wang Rong did not move. Someone asked him why he didn't pick plums, and Wang Rong said: "There are so many plums on the side of the road, and this reputation is bitter plums."

Take a taste of it, and it is.

When you see a plum tree with many branches broken on the side, it means that you see an assistant tree on the side of the road, and many plum branches are broken.

They saw a plum tree on the side of the road, and there were many plums on the tree, and the branches were bent, and the children were all scrambling to pick the plums, but Wang Rou stood still.

Wang Rong saw that there were many plums on the plum tree, and the branches were bent Those friends were really running, only Wang Rong did not move.

Meaning: They saw the plum trees by the roadside that were full of fruit and bent the branches.

Source: "The World Speaks New Language: Yaliang".

Original text: Wang Rong was seven years old and tasted traveling with children. Look at the plum tree on the side of the road, many branches are broken, and the children race to take it, but Rong does not move. When asked, they replied, "The tree is on the side of the road and has many seeds, and it will be bitter." "Take it, believe it.

Translation: When Wang Rong was seven years old, he used to play with many children. They saw that the plum trees by the roadside were full of fruit, and the branches were bent.

Many children rushed over to pick plums, but Wang Rong did not move. Someone asked him why he didn't go to pick plums, and Wang Rong replied: "There are so many plums on the side of the road, this must be bitter plums."

Take a taste of it, and it is.

(Wang Rong) saw that the plum trees by the roadside had brought forth a great deal of fruit, and the branches were broken.

And he saw that the plum tree by the roadside had many fruits, and the branches were broken.

I saw a tree on the side of the road, and I picked up a lot of plums and crushed the branches, and the other children rushed over, but Wang Rong did not move.

They saw a plum tree on the side of the road, and it had a lot of plums, and the branches were bent, and the children were all rushing to pick the plums, but Wang Rong stood still.

They saw that the plum trees on the side of the road were so heavy that they bent down every branch, and many children scrambled to run over.

Seeing that there were many, many plums on the plum tree, all the children rushed over, but only Wang Rong did not move.

When they saw the roadside and the plum trees, they saw that there were many trees on the roadside, and many of them bent down, and they ran over to pick the plums, but Wang Rong did not move.

They saw that the plum trees on the side of the road were bent, and the children rushed to pick plums, but Wang Rong did not pick plums.

They saw a plum tree on the side of the road, and there were many plums on it, and the branches of the tree were bent, and the other children rushed to run over, but Wang Rong did not move.

They saw a plum tree that had been bent, and they scrambled to run over, but Wang Rong did not move.

Refers to a group of little ones who see a lot of plums on the plum trees on the side of the road.

[original sentence] see the plum tree next to the road with many broken branches.

Interpretation] I saw a plum tree on the side of the road, and a lot of fruit was bent on it.

Original sentence] The tree is on the side of the road and has many seeds, and this will be bitter.

Interpretation] (This plum tree) is (growing) on the side of the road, but there are so many plums, this must be bitter plums.

The original text, translation, and detailed annotations of these two sentences are appended below

Wang Rong does not take the side of the road.

Original text] Wang Rong was seven years old, tried to swim with all the children, and saw Uncle Li on the side of the road with many sons breaking branches, and the children raced to take it, but Rong did not move. When asked, they replied, "The tree is on the side of the road and has many seeds, and it will be bitter." "Take it, believe it. (Liu Yiqing of the Southern Dynasty Song Dynasty, "The World Says New Language, Yaliang").

When Wang Rong was seven years old, he was playing outside with a few children, and he saw a plum tree on the side of the road (full of) many fruits (all of them) bending the branches. Several children (all) rushed to pick the plums, but Wang Rong did not move. Someone asked him why he didn't go to pick plums, and (Wang Rong) replied:

This plum tree (grows) on the side of the road but (there are) so many plums, this must be bitter plums. "That's true of picking plums on the side of the road.

Notes] 1. Taste: adverb, once.

2. Zhu: adjective, many; Every; Ladies and gentlemen; Several.

3. Children: children; Child.

4. Many sons: (there are) many sons. This refers to the fact that there are many fruits, i.e., plums.

5. Broken branches: The original meaning refers to breaking branches. This refers to the fact that the branches are bent due to too much fruit. Later, it was also used as a common word for "folding limbs", which refers to a person bending down, and also refers to paying respect to elders, old people or venerable beings who bend down and bow.

6. Competition: competition; Compete; Competing; Competing.

7. Walk: Run.

8. Take it: Pick it. take, verb, pick; Pick. Zhi, the personal pronoun, refers to the plum on the plum tree by the roadside.

9. Only: adverbs, only; Only; Only.

10. Ask: Ask him. Referring to (someone) asking Wang Rong why he didn't pick plums.

11. And: conjunction, table turn, but; Still; However.

12. Must: adverb, certainly; Certainly.

13. Letter: adverb, indeed; Really; Truly; Really.

14. Ran: demonstrative pronoun, such; So.

It is said that this plum tree bears a lot of fruits, especially a lot, but on the side of the road, no one picks them, which means that the plums are not delicious! This content is from "Wang Rong Knows Li".

And they saw a pear tree by the roadside, and it had a lot of plums, and the branches were bent, and the branches were bent. This poem is selected from "Wang Rong does not take the side of the road".

And behold, there was a plum tree by the wayside, and it brought forth much fruit, and bent all its branches.