Yes and no, it doesn t matter

Isn't that something that can be stopped? Standard answer.

Yes or no? "Isn't it possible to stop such things?

Such a thing "refers to "what used to be rather than accept death, but now accepts it for the sake of the splendor of the dwelling; In the past, he would rather die than accept it, but now he accepts it for the sake of his wife and concubine; In the past, I would rather die than accept it, but now I accept such "heartless" things for the poor people I know are grateful to me."

Original text: "The village is not accepted for the sake of death, and now it is for the poor who know that I am doing it, is it okay or not?" This is a loss of heart. ”

Translation: What used to be willing to die rather than accept it now accepts it for the sake of the magnificence of the dwelling; In the past, he would rather die than accept it, but now he accepts it for the sake of his wife and concubine; What used to be more than die is now accepted for the sake of the poor people I know are grateful to me. "Isn't it possible to stop such things?

This practice is called loss of nature. ”

This sentence connects the past and the next, which shows that a person must not lose his heart and sacrifice his life for righteousness.

Please give me a look at the above.

The meaning of this sentence is: Isn't it possible to stop such a thing?

Also.

Yes"Also"This sentence can be translated as: Isn't this also something that can be stopped?

Yes: this, that's it.

Yes or no? "From Mencius of the Warring States Period, "Fish I Want".

Original translation: The village is not subject to death for the body, but now it is for the poor who know that I am doing it; Yes or no, this is to lose its original intention.

Translation: Where once death was better than alms, it is accepted so that the poor and needy people they know will appreciate their kindness. Isn't it possible to stop this kind of behavior, which is called the loss of the inherent nature of human beings?

"Is" means "these", referring to the "beauty of the palace, the devotion of wives and concubines, and the poor whom I know", i.e., the splendid dwellings, the service of wives and concubines, and the gratitude of those whom I know are toiling.

1. Definition of Yes.

1. Right; Correct (as opposed to "not").

2. Think it's right.

3. Words that express promise.

4. Surname. 2. The origin of Chinese characters.

The original meaning is "upright" and "straight".

3. Compounds. Exactly, always, but, right and wrong, but, etc.

Meaning: This is what you see.

This sentence is from "Getaway", excerpt from the original text:

Wild horses, dust, and creatures blow each other. The firmament of the sky, its good and evil? Far away and unreachable? It is also under its sight, and if it is, it is already gone. And the accumulation of water is not thick, so its negative boat is also weak.

Interpretation: The galloping air like wild horses and the fluttering dust are all caused by the breath of moving creatures blowing each other. Is the sky its original color?

Is there no end to its vastness and loftiness? When Peng looked down, what he saw should be like this. If the water that gathers is not deep, then it does not have the strength to carry a large ship.

1. Yes and can't be left behind can be the meaning of what is said in Chinese, and it also means that it can't be done. Yes and no, the definition is that this (behavior) can't be stopped?

2. Take: It has no practical meaning and can not be translated.

3. Source: Pre-Qin Mencius "Fish I Want".

4. Excerpt from the original text: A spoon of food, a bean soup, if you get it, you will live, and if you get it, you will die. Huer and with it, the doer of the way is receiving; With it, the beggars disdain.

Wan Zhong does not defend etiquette and righteousness, and Wan Zhong is not a matter of what is it for me! For the beauty of the palace, the dedication of wives and concubines, and the poor who know me and? The township is not subject to the death of the body, and now it is the beauty of the palace; The township is not subject to death, but now it is the worship of wives and concubines; The country is not subject to death, but now it is for the poor who know that I am doing it; Yes or no?

This is a loss of heart.

Take: It has no practical meaning, but it can not be translated. The whole sentence translates as: Isn't it okay to stop laughing?

Original text: From "Mencius: Gaozi I": For the beauty of the palace, the dedication of wives and concubines, and the poor who know me and the poor, the township is not subject to the death of the body, and now it is the beauty of the palace; The township is not subject to death, and it is not the service of wives and concubines; The township is not subject to the death of the body, and the limb is promoted to the present for the poor who know to get me, yes and no, this is to lose its original heart.

Yes or no? Translation: In the past, I would rather die than accept it, but now I accept it for the sake of the poor people I know, Ye Zhi, who is grateful to me.

Original text: "The village is not subject to death for the sake of the body, and now it is for the poor who know that I am doing it, is it not possible to be closed and closed?" This is a loss of heart. ”

Translation: What used to be willing to die rather than accept it now accepts it for the sake of the magnificence of the dwelling; In the past, he would rather die than accept it, but now he accepts it for the sake of his wife and concubine; What used to be rather than die now accepts it for the sake of the poor people I know are grateful to me. Aren't these something that can be stopped?

This practice is called loss of nature. ”

This sentence connects the past and the next, and shows that a person must have a good heart.