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Mr. eBay is a son of the mountains who came out of the mountains of Yuzhou, he is a calligrapher, but also a thoughtful aspirant. He uses his unique calligraphy art to strive for excellence in writing with China's 5,000-year-old calligraphy culture.

I heard others say that it was Zhu Dongrun who copied first

Selected Literary Works of Chinese Dynasties, Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House, He Rundong, Editor-in-Chief; The History of Chinese Literature edited by Mr. Yuan Xingpei may wish to also take a look.

The correct title of the book is: "Zhongbai National Calendar Du."

Selected Literary Works of Generation

Selected Literary Works of the Chinese Past Dynasties (Volume 1 of the First Edition) is divided into three parts: the first, the middle of the edition, and the second part of the right to do so, with a total of six volumes. Twenty-five poems such as national style, Xiaoya, Daya, and Zhou Song in the pre-Qin part were selected; 22 essays on Shangshu, Zuo Chuan, Chinese, and Warring States Policy; Twenty-two essays by the Analects, Mencius, Xunzi, Mozi, Zhuangzi, Han Feizi, Lü's Spring and Autumn Period, etc.; Qu Yuan, Song Yu, Xun Qing and other twelve words and four myths of the Classic of Mountains and Seas. The Qin and Han parts (1) have:

There are seven poems and thirty-eight poems.

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Selected Literary Works of the Chinese Dynasties

The "Outline of the History of Chinese Literary Criticism" is this.

"Qu Li" Confucianism was the first to use Mr. to call the teacher.

The earliest use of "sir" to refer to teachers in ancient Chinese classics is "Qu Li".

If the name is not right, the word is not good; If you don't go well, you can't do anything; If nothing happens, then the etiquette is not happy; If the ritual is not happy, the punishment will not be successful; Therefore, the name of the gentleman must be spoken, and the word must be feasible, and the gentleman is nothing to do in his words.

In ancient China, there was an honorific term, which is still commonly used in people's lives. That's "sir". As the name suggests, the word "sir" refers to the person who was born first, that is, the elderly.

At the same time, the word "sir" is also used to refer to teachers. Later, the word "sir" was used as an honorific title for ordinary people, and this usage was somewhat polite.

If you don't have the right reputation, you won't be able to speak properly, and if you don't speak properly, you won't be able to get things done. If things can't be done, the rites and music will not flourish. If the rites and pleasures do not flourish, the punishment will not be carried out properly.

If the punishment is not appropriate, the people will not know what to do. Therefore, a gentleman must set a name, he must be able to speak clearly, and he must be able to say it to work. A gentleman never treats his words and deeds so-so. ”

Look at whether those one or two sentences are particularly important, or have special meaning. This usually happens because the author (translator) wants the reader to pay attention to these few sentences.

Generally, the content of the regular script is quoted.

Italics indicate annotations, annotations.