Why is grief a purpose, not a purpose?

"Mourning" is the expression of condolences for the deceased, such as "mourning to the martyrs"; "Mourning" is to mourn in a certain way, such as "the Young Pioneers went to the grave to offer flowers to mourn the martyrs".

Zhi: Zhizhi, remember also. Such as:

1, "Romance of the Three Kingdoms".

2, "Strange Tales".

3. Logo. Mourning: It is to remember this mourning, mourning.

To: To the one, to the also. Such as:

Regards. It means: I salute you here.

If written"Condolences": It means to give you sorrow. Is it done?

So it can only be used"Mourning", and it can't be used"Condolences".

There is a clear difference between the meaning and usage of the two words. "Mourning" is to define a behavior, to indicate the meaning of the behavior; "Mourning" has the meaning of giving and is a specific act that has a clear point to the object.

"Mourning" refers to a certain way of expressing mourning, such as "the national flag is at half-mast to mourn", "on the day of mourning for the martyrs, the Young Pioneers wear white flowers on their chests to mourn";

"Mourning" is the expression of condolences for the deceased or an object. Since the word has an action-oriented meaning, it is generally used as "toward......The form of "mourning" appears, such as "mourning to the martyrs" and "Young Pioneers go to the grave to offer flowers to mourn the martyrs". This is actually "...... to the futureSincerely, ......A fixed usage of sentence patterns.

Condolences zhì'āi

A sad tribute.

Go to the home of the deceased to pay their respects.

Zhi mourning zhì'āi

Express condolences. Flags are at half-mast in mourning.

Mourning is mainly to express our sad feelings, and the elements of respect and sadness are relatively large, just an expression of emotions.

The meaning of grief here is more profound, not only expressing a feeling of love, but also expressing a meaning of never flinching in the face of disaster, with a strong will. It is very appropriate at this time, and it can prove that our Chinese people have turned their grief into strength and worked hard to rescue the Chinese spirit of unity and friendship of our compatriots.

"Mourning" is the expression of condolences for the deceased, such as "mourning to the martyrs"; "Mourning" is to mourn in a certain way, such as "the Young Pioneers went to the grave to offer flowers to mourn the martyrs".

There are too many of these kinds of questions.

Wouldn't it be nice to look up the dictionary?

I would like to ask this question as well

Definition of the words of mourning.

Pinyin] zhì āi

Explanation] means that in a certain way, it is to express mourning. Example: Flag at half-mast in mourning.

Difference from "mourning".

"Mourning" refers to a certain way of expressing mourning, such as "the national flag is at half-mast to mourn", "on the day of mourning for the martyrs, the Young Pioneers wear white flowers on their chests to mourn"; "Mourning" is the expression of condolences for the deceased or an object. Since the word has an action-oriented meaning, it is generally used as "toward......The form of "mourning" appears, such as "mourning to the martyrs" and "Young Pioneers go to the grave to offer flowers to mourn the martyrs". This is actually "...... to the futureSincerely, ......A fixed usage of sentence patterns.

The two are obviously different from each other in terms of meaning and usage. "Mourning" is to define a behavior, to indicate the meaning of the behavior; "Mourning" has the meaning of giving and is a specific act that has a clear point to the object. At present, there is a serious confusion between these two words in society, and it is urgent to pay attention to it.

According to the Modern Chinese Dictionary, the difference between mourning and mourning.

The Commercial Press, 2005 Revised Edition, Fifth Edition) 1755 pages, annotated:

Meaning of mourning: (verb) to express mourning in some way.

Zhi", which means "to remember". In the common phrase "never forget", "zhi" is used in this way.

So how should the word "mourn" be used?

On page 1758 of the same edition of the Modern Chinese Dictionary, there is this explanation of "mourning":

Meaning of mourning: (verb) to express condolences to the deceased. For example, to pay tribute to the martyrs.

"To" here means to give, to express to the other party.

Therefore, in the previous news, "the whole country flags are at half-mast to mourn", indicating that the whole country uses the method of "flags at half-mast" to express mourning. And "to the victims", the usage of "to mourn" is correct, to express condolences to the compatriots who died.

You've found out about this, amazing, and I personally understand.

Mourning may have a kind of encouragement to cheer up after sorrow, to have ambition, not to be defeated by sorrow, to mourn, just a simple greetings and care.

I also noticed that the theme of the Expo Park is mourning, the title of CCTV is mourning, and the first anniversary of Wenchuan is also mourning.

Of course, it's a mourning, I also read it, I don't know what it means!

"Condolences"It is an expression of condolences for the deceased"Mourning"It's mourning in some way.

Chi mourning is a way to express mourning. Source: Jin Tianwei "The Concept of Art in Literature":

According to the previous verse, filial piety is in mourning; After the catch, Rui Sheng was because of Shude. The style of the old book is magnificent, and the words of mourning are melancholy. Condolence yàn mourning, condolences to the funeral Of course, condolences have to be used.

Condolences and condolences, the difference is as follows:

To": It has the meaning of conveying and giving. Such as: calls, speeches, thanks, etc.

"To mourn" is to use words to convey one's sorrow for something to others. The object of communication is certain, such as the family of the deceased, etc.

It's a two-way act, with both the sender and the receiver.

Zhi": When doing nouns, it can be used as a "sign", and here as a verb, it can be understood as "as a sign".

"Mourning" simply refers to the expression of mourning for something through a certain form or activity. The object is indeterminate. Such as: flag at half-mast mourning.

"Mourning" only emphasizes the emanation of the action.

That is, when the person being mourned is known exactly, the word 'mourning' should be used, otherwise 'mourning' should be used.

I think Zhi Ai uses it better.!

According to the explanations of several editions of Chinese dictionaries, "Zhi Wai" mostly refers to expressing mourning in a certain way, such as "the national flag is at half-mast Zhi Wai"; "To mourn" means to mourn, and it is a specific act of mourning that has a clear point to the object. It can be seen that "Zhi Wai" aims to define or abstract an act of mourning, and is a symbolic meaning of an act of mourning; "Mourning", on the other hand, refers to a specific act of mourning for a specific deceased person or object. At present, it is mainly influential media entities in society that seriously confuse the difference between the meanings and behavioral characteristics of "mourning" and "mourning", resulting in an extremely discordant, unserious, and even extremely harmful situation in the specific form and substance of mourning for the deceased compatriots.

It is well documented that when mourning the compatriots who died in Wenchuan, the word "mourning" was used in the announcement, but in many mainstream **, "mourning" has become "mourning", which is not only a change in wording, but also "naturally" deformed into "mourning" from the form to the content, and a fundamental "dislocation" occurred.

In the literal sense, "to" is the meaning of service, and "mourning" is to use language to convey one's sorrow to someone or something to others, and the object of the communication is certain. And "zhi" is the meaning of remembering and inscribed, and "zhi" is to mourn in a certain way or activity, and the object of mourning is uncertain, which is more serious than "mourning", such as: mourning at half-mast.