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It should be a national treasure, which means a national treasure and treasure. It is generally used to describe the cultural relics unearthed in China as priceless treasures.

Treasure here refers to precious and beautiful treasures; A rare treasure.

Source: Biye "Fuchun Riverside": "The culture of our motherland has a long history, brilliant and brilliant, and is a treasure of the world and an elite of history. ”

Describe the treasures of our country. And what other countries don't have, can't compare.

A national treasure. A treasure is a precious and beautiful treasure; A rare treasure.

The treasure of the country is the treasure and treasure ...... of the country

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Guilty pinyin: kuì

Radical: 忄. Strokes: 鏆傛棤.

Wording: morphophonic; From the voice of the ghost.

Interpretation: (moving) ashamed: ashamed |Conscience is not

Deserved.

dāng zhī wú kuì

Interpretation] can afford such an honor or title; Don't be ashamed at all. When: responsible; Withstand; Zhi: refers to the honor or title given.

Song Ouyang Xiu's "Book of Judges Hui Ding": "Mrs. has a self-respecting and comfortable person; There is one of them, so it is well deserved. ”

Zhengyin] dang; It cannot be pronounced "dànɡ" as "上fool".

synonym] worthy of the name of the name of the name of It is generally used as a predicate and a definite.

Structure] subject-predicate.

Example sentence] Lao She "People's Artist.""The title is yes.

Merit the Reward

Ashamed, guilty, ashamed, ashamed, not ashamed, not ashamed.

Well deserved.

Interpretation]: When: to bear; Ashamed: ashamed. Bear some kind of honor or title that does not correspond to the facts, and feel ashamed. Often make self-humble words.

From]: Song Ouyang Xiu's "Book of Judges Hui Ding": Because there is something in it, it is well deserved. It is often used as a word of humility.

Translation]: Reliance is due, and there should be no shame.

Usage]: as a predicate, a definite; Refers to incompetence.

synonyms] ashamed.

Antonyms] well-deserved.

【Pinyin】:d āng zhī yǒu kuì

Interpretation]: when: to bear; Ashamed: ashamed. Bear some kind of honor or title that does not correspond to the facts, and feel ashamed. Often make self-humble words.

Put something to the side. Set it aside and don't want to bother with it.

Well deserved.

Pinyin】shòu zhī wú kuì

Interpretation] Receive: to receive, to receive. There is nothing to be ashamed of in receiving some kind of reward or honor.

Example] You accept this honor so to speak.

Usage]: as a predicate, a definite; For awards and honors.

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There is nothing to be ashamed of in receiving some kind of reward or honor.

There's nothing to be embarrassed about even accepting it, you deserve it.

"Worthy of" means: deservedly copied; Deserve to be able to afford (mostly used with "for" or "is") one, not pinyin: bù

Definition: 1. It is used in front of verbs, adjectives and other adverbs to express negation.

2. Add in front of a noun or noun morpheme to form an adjective.

4. It is used at the end of the sentence to express doubt, which is equal to the effect of repeated questions.

Second, ashamed pinyin: kuì

Interpretation: 1, (shape sound. From the heart, ghost voices. Original meaning: ashamed) 2, the same original meaning.

3. Humiliate people and make them ashamed. Another example: shame (humiliation).

4. Blame others.

"Worthy of" means:

As... There is nothing to be ashamed of.

Pronunciation: It is worthy of being [bú

kuì version. shì 】

Sentence formation: He deserves to be the first in the grade, and he got such a difficult topic right!

Derivative of "worthy of":

Accept it without deserving [shòu

zhī bú

kuì 】受之无愛愡 [shòu

zhīwúkuì】

Interpretation] Receive: to receive, to receive. There is nothing to be ashamed of in receiving some kind of reward or honor.

Sentence formation: You can be said to have deserved this honor by accepting it.

[words]: 不bai 愧 [zhuyin] :d ubù kuì [interpretation]: adverbs. zhi

It is used in conjunction with "dao for" and "is" to indicate that the deserved version is well deserved: Xiao Li has good moral character, good homework, and good health, and is worthy of being a good student Bethune is worthy of being a great internationalist fighter. Also known as "not ashamed" (1) Not ashamed.

Look up to the sky, bow down to people. "Mencius: Wholeheartedly" The brother of the Wuheng people, side by side with his brother, even if he is afraid of the edict of the Son of Heaven and does not dare to waver, I am worthy of my heart? "Hanshu Tian Dan Biography" (2) By extension, it is worthy of a certain title.

Your sister is a peerless beauty, and Xiaosheng is worthy of today's talent. "The Surprise of the Second Moment of Shooting" Volume 9 When Liu Huiguang heard this, he felt that Lawyer Yan was really worthy of being a knife and pen officer, and he spoke to the point. Zhou Erfu "Morning in Shanghai" Part 19.

It is used in conjunction with "for" and "is" to indicate that it is well deserved

It deserves its name. Fame at home and abroad is fame, spread far and wide, to China and foreign countries.

See: means passive, equivalent to "be".

Ling: Bullying; Oppress.

Original sentence]: Then the general's revenge will be avenged and Yan Jianling's shame will be removed. Does the general care?

Translation]: Then the general's revenge can be avenged, and the shame of Prince Yan when he saw King Ling was eliminated, does the general have such a meaning?

Works: The Biography of the Assassins is a biography of Sima Qian's Historical Records. The Records of the Historian is a general history of China.

It was written by Sima Qian during the reign of Emperor Wu of the Western Han Dynasty over a period of 18 years. The book has a total of 130 volumes, 520,000 words, 12 books, 10 tables, 8 books, 30 families, and 70 biographies, with a total of about 526,500 words, recording the history of more than 3,000 years from the era of the Yellow Emperor (about 3000 BC) to the first year of Yuanjia (122 BC) in ancient Chinese legends. It is all-encompassing, but also integrated, the context is clear, "the king's traces of the rise, the primitive inspection of the end, see the prosperity and decline, the line of the examination" ("Taishi Gong self-preface"), the so-called "study of heaven and man, through the ancient and modern changes", a detailed record of the development of all aspects of politics, economy, military, culture and other aspects in ancient times.

Author]: Sima Qian (c. 145 or 135 BC—?) A great historian and writer of the Western Han Dynasty.

The character is long, Zuo Fengyi Xiayang (now Hancheng, Shaanxi) people, his father Sima Tan, and has extensive knowledge. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty ascended the throne and talked about it as Taishi Ling. In the first year of Yuanfeng (110 BC), Sima Tan instructed Sima Qian to continue his career and write historical books when he was dying.