What does eclectic descent mean?

This sentence comes from Gong Zizhen's "Jihai Miscellaneous Poems" in the Qing Dynasty

Eclectic talents, among which the "drop" has a polite corporal, using the meaning of capable people.

Eclectic Talent Translation:

Jihai Miscellaneous Poems: Two hundred and twenty.

Author] Gong Zizhen [Dynasty] Qing.

Translation comparison. Kyushu is angry and thunderous, and all the horses are sad.

I advise the heavenly prince to be vigorous and reduce talents without sticking to one pattern.

Downgrading refers to talents. descending pinyin: jiàng, xiáng, radical: 阝, strokes: 8, traditional: descending, five strokes: btah.

Interpretation: [ jiàng ]

1. Fall (as opposed to "rising").

2. Make it fall; Decrease (as opposed to "L").

3.Surname. xiáng ]

1. Surrender. 2. Subjugation; Make tame.

Compounds: reduce, land, descent, descend, plunge, descend, birth, degradation, precipitation, begging, lifting, surrendering.

Stroke order

Explanation of terms:一、降 [ jiàng dī ]

Definition: Decline; Make a drop.

二、地 [ jiàng luò ].

Interpretation: to fall; Drop landing.

三. 降 [ xià jiàng ].

Definition: from high to low; From more to less.

Fourth, advent [ jiàng lín ].

Interpretation: to come.

五、線降 [ zhòu jiàng ].

Interpretation: Refers to the sudden fall of rain and snow.

"Descent" means to be born.

Original poem: Kyushu is angry and thunderous, and thousands of horses are sad.

I advise the heavenly prince to be vigorous and reduce talents without sticking to one pattern.

Translation: Only the tremendous power of a thunderstorm can make the land of China vibrant, but the lifelessness of the social and political situation is a sadness after all. I advise Heaven to reinvigorate its spirits and not stick to a certain specification in order to lower more talents.

Source: Qing Gong Zizhen "Jihai Miscellaneous Poems: Its Two Hundred and Twenty".

Summary. What does it mean to drop talents without sticking to one pattern?

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Don't stick to the norm and bring useful people to the world.

The descending in the eclectic descending talent is "jiàng", the initial is j, the rhyme is i, and the final is ang, which is read as the fourth tone.

1. Pinyin: [ jiàng ].

Interpretation: 1. Falling (as opposed to "rising"): Falling, raining, and temperature have come down.

2. Make it fall; Decrease (as opposed to "liter"): price, grade.

3. Surname. 2. Pinyin: [ xiáng ].

Interpretation: 1. Surrender: temptation, obedience, will, rather death.

2. Subjugation; Make taming: dragon and tiger, one thing, one thing.

The pronunciation of eclectic talent is as follows:

不電一格降才 bù jū yī gé jiàng rén cái

Eclectic talent in the drop so read jiang

Jiang, the fourth tone, means birth, coming.

Kyushu is angry and thunderous, and all the horses are sad.

I advise the heavenly prince to be vigorous and reduce talents without sticking to one pattern. Be cautious.

3. The level of the poem is clear, and it is divided into three levels: the first layer writes about the lifeless real society in which thousands of horses are in unison and the government and the opposition are silenced. On the second level, the author Kuanpai pointed out that in order to change this dull and rotten view, it is necessary to rely on the tremendous power of wind and thunder.

The metaphor must undergo a spectacular social transformation in order for China to become vibrant. On the third level, the author believes that such a power is the best in talents, and what the Hongdan court should do is to recommend talents exceptionally, only in this way can China have hope.