Taizu tasted noodles and Xu Rong translated for Situ Changshi

Taizu once promised to let Zhang Rong be Situ Changshi in person, (but) the edict was not issued. Zhang Rong rode a very thin horse, and Taizu said, "How thin is your horse, how much corn do you give it to eat?"

Zhang Rong said: "Give a stone tomorrow." The emperor said

So why is it so skinny like this? Zhang Rong said: "I promised but didn't give it."

The next day, (the emperor) immediately asked him to make Situ Changshi. Zhang Rong and Xie Baoji went to see Taizu together, and Zhang Rong farted in front of the emperor. Bao Ji stood up and apologized

This brother of mine is deflated and polluted the emperor's temple" Taizu just smiled and didn't say anything. After a while, a banquet was held, and Zhang Rong rejected Xie Baoji and did not eat with him. Taizu asked

Why don't you eat at the same table with this good brother of yours? Zhang Rong said: "I can't eat with Xie Qi's (fart) mouth."

Taizu laughed when he heard this.

Translation: Emperor Gao thought that his idea was good, so he sent an envoy to inform the princes to meet in Chen County, saying, "I am about to travel south to Yunmeng."

Classical Chinese is relative to the vernacular language after the New Culture Movement, and there was no such thing as classical Chinese in ancient times. It is characterized by paying attention to allusions, battles, and neat rhythms, including strategies, poems, lyrics, songs, eight strands, and pun texts.

After the refinement of the literati of the past dynasties, it became more and more flashy, and the great writer Han Yu and others launched the "Ancient Literature Movement" in the Tang Dynasty, advocating a return to popular ancient literature. In order to make it easier to read and understand, classical Chinese in modern books is generally marked with punctuation marks.

When people use the term "ancient Chinese", it is given three different meanings in different contexts: ancient Chinese, ancient Chinese, and classical Chinese.

Ancient Chinese first refers to "ancient Chinese". That is to say, the language used by the Han people before the May Fourth Movement can be broadly referred to as ancient Chinese. Ancient Chinese has a history of more than 3,000 years.

Like everything evolves, language evolves.

Over the past 3,000 years, the Chinese language has changed a lot. According to the changes in Chinese grammar, vocabulary and phonetics, scholars divide ancient Chinese into three periods of development: the ancient period, the middle period, and the modern period.

The Antiquity period refers to the period before the 3rd century, that is, the historical Shang, Zhou, Qin and Han dynasties; The Middle Ages refers to the 4th century to the 12th century, that is, the historical Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, Sui and Tang Dynasties, Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, and the Two Song Dynasties; The modern period refers to the 13th century to the 19th century, that is, the historical Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties.

Source: "Historical Records · Chen Chengxiang's Family".

Original text: Emperor Gao thought so, but sent an envoy to the princes to Chen, "I will travel south to Yunmeng".

Translation: Emperor Gao thought that his idea was good, so he sent an envoy to inform the princes to meet in Chen County, saying, "I am about to travel south to Yunmeng."

Please, thank you!

Xiahou Xuan (Xiahou Taichu) once leaned on the pillar to write, when it was raining heavily, thunder and lightning broke the pillar he was leaning on, and his clothes were scorched, but his expression remained unchanged and he still wrote. The guests were all stumbling and unsteady on their feet.

For the original text, see "The World Speaks New Language, Yaliang".

Xiahou Xuan was leaning on the pillar to write, and suddenly it rained heavily, and thunder thundered on the pillar he thought of, and his clothes were burning. But his expression remained the same, and he still wrote. Guests and entourage stumbled and were unsteady on their feet.

Lesson 25: Wang Rong does not take the first volume of the Chinese textbook of the fourth grade of Li.

Xiahou Taichu used to write against a pillar, when it was raining heavily, thunder and lightning cracked the pillar he was leaning on, and his clothes were scorched, but his expression remained unchanged at all, and his writing was the same. Both the guests and the entourage were stumbling and unsteady on their feet.

Xiahou Xuan once leaned on the pillar to write, when the heavy rain was pouring, the thunder and lightning hit the pillar he was leaning on, and even his clothes were scorched, but he was calm and still wrote. The rest of the guests and their men were so frightened that they couldn't stand still.

I'm your teacher, please don't copy the answers.

Juju Juju is close to Liaoning Road, you are good.

The big monkey was once leaning against the pillar, and suddenly there was a big thunderstorm, and then pants hunting.