Explain the ancient texts and ask a question, ask a question about the ancient texts?

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'.

A is "Three Kingdoms. Wei Shu. Emperor Wu Ji" is a biography with Cao Cao as the protagonist. B is "Three Kingdoms. Wu Shu. The Biography of Lord Wu is a biography with Sun Quan as the protagonist. The Three Kingdoms Chronicles were written by Chen Shou of the Western Jin Dynasty.

The main differences between the two ends are:

1。A's statement is that in the Battle of Chibi, Cao Cao only targeted Liu Bei, that is, Liu Bei was the commander of the other side, and the confrontation was Cao Cao vs Liu Bei, and Sun Quan was not mentioned. B's statement is that Sun Quan is the commander of his own side, and Zhou Yu and Liu Bei fight together, and the confrontation is Sun Quan (mainly) + Liu Bei vs Cao Cao.

2。As for the reason for Cao Cao's defeat, A Heng Chaoda's repentance means that it was caused by the plague, and B is that Cao Cao gave up after the Sun Liu Alliance's military attack was broken.

The reasons for this distinction are:

1。The Romance of the Three Kingdoms is a country-specific history book, and its compilation is based on the historical materials of various countries. In other words, when writing the Book of Wei, the original historical records of the Wei State would be referred to.

And the same thing, in the Book of Wu, the original historical records of the Wu State will be used. And this is the difference caused by the original historical record in the maintenance of one's own country.

2。Chen Shou, the author of the Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms, was originally an official of the Shu State, and on the basis of respecting the original records of various countries, he would protect the Shu State to a certain extent, so as to improve the status of the Shu State in the Three Kingdoms.

3。The Romance of the Three Kingdoms will use the method of supplementing multiple biographies to describe an event separately, and the description of the same event between each biography can make an event more substantial. For example:

Gong to Chibi, with the preparation for war, unfavorable. So there was a great plague, and many of the officials died, but they brought the army back. "And" Yu and Pu are the left and the right governor, each leading 10,000 people, close to the preparation, met in Chibi, and broke the Cao Gong army.

The rest of the ships were burned and retreated, and most of the soldiers died of hunger and disease. "The two paragraphs can actually be fused into one, and they do not contradict each other.

The above comes from knowing.

1.article for the sake of proof"The time is not as good as the place"Which example was used? To prove"The geographical advantage is not as good as the people"Which example was used again? Summarize each in their own words. (Each summary should not exceed 15 words).

1) The time is not as good as the place:

There are times when the city is attacked, but it cannot be won.

2) The geographical advantage is not as good as the people:

They have the advantage of the land and attack the city, but they cannot win.

2.The article says"The time is not as good as the location, and the location is not as good as the people"What kind of conclusion is it to prove?

There is much help for the righteous and little help for the unjust. To win, to consolidate the rule, to win the hearts of the people and the world, the most important thing is to take the road of royal road and benevolent government, the key is to conform to the will of the people, to win morally, and everything else will fall into place and win without a fight.

Cold Snow Day: Cold Snow Day Episode: Party.

Talk: Talk about Russia: Soon.

What is it like: like what is Le: happy, happy.

1 All 1It warns people that if they do not respect the facts and only use intimacy and affection as the criterion for judging right and wrong, they will make subjective assumptions and draw wrong conclusions.

2.The suspect steals the axe.

Once upon a time, a man threw an axe. He suspected that a neighbor's child had stolen it, so he secretly paid attention to the child. He looked at the child's walking posture as if he had stolen an axe; He looked at the child's look as if he had stolen an axe; He listened to the child's tone of voice, more like he had stolen an axe.

In short, in his eyes, the child's every move looked like he was stealing an axe. A few days later, while digging a pit, he found the axe. It turned out that he had forgotten himself in the pit.

From then on, he looked at the neighbor's child again, and his every move and expression did not look like he had stolen an axe at all.

This idiom is a metaphor for those who have no basis and are suspicious.

When encountering problems, we must investigate and study before making judgments, and we absolutely cannot make unfounded suspicions. Suspicious and suspicious often give rise to delusions. The same is true for judging a person, do not use your own subjective imagination as the standard for judging others, because the subjective consciousness is too strong, which will often cause errors and deviations in recognizing people.