What does this classical Chinese mean, and what does it mean?

I once observed the heavens and the earth, and found that the heavens were inclined to the northwest, and the earth was absent to the southeast, so that the sun set in the west and the east. Heaven and earth are not complete and unchanging, let alone the flowers and trees that depend on heaven and earth. The climate and geographical environment in which flowers and trees grow are different, so how can there be no difference in the temperament of flowers and trees?

Therefore, the ancients were born of basalt water in the north, the temperature was low and easy to cold, and the plants that grew in the north were naturally more cold-tolerant; The southern Vermilion Bird is a fire, the temperature is often high and hot, and the plants that grow in the south are of course very heat-resistant, which is a truth that does not need to be proven. For example, durian (guess) is not afraid of heat, and the hotter it is, the more it grows and flourishes; Plum blossoms are not afraid of the cold, and the colder they are, the more they will bloom. Lychee longan can only grow in the land of Fujian and Guangzhou, and hazel pine and jujube cypress are dense in the land of clouds; The orange pomelo is sweet and juicy in the south, and it moves to the north to become a citrus tree; Cranberry is graceful in the north, but it is short and not long when transplanted in the south; Flowers and trees cannot change the environment at will to survive, so how can human beings forcibly transplant them without considering the reality?

Of course, there is a way. A good gardener can distinguish between dry and moist, can avoid cold and heat, and make plants survive as much as possible according to the old environmental habits. It is not impossible for plants and trees to thrive within our grasp.

I've always loved flowers, and my family has several acres of garden, which is full of all kinds of flowers and plants except for the study and other places. Whoever thrives after planting, records the reason for the prosperity; Those who wilt and become haggard after planting should also study the cause of the withering. Love yin and love light, love dryness and love wetness, like barren and love fat, each has its own temperament, and it must be experienced day and night.

Occasionally, there is no care for one or two days, and when I find that the care is not perfect, I will find some friends who love flowers and plants, whether they are raising flowers or selling flowers, and do everything possible to inquire about the secrets of others, take the essence that I don't know, and then compare the various flowers and plants of the predecessors, and finally find the know-how and record. This can be called the secret of my experience in cultivating flowers and plants, not simply copying ancient texts to scare and show off the appreciators. Now I have compiled my eighteen tips for growing flowers and plants, hoping to help flower lovers all over the world.

If you copy mine, the teacher will find out.

Classical Chinese is a written language composed of Chinese in ancient China, which mainly includes a written language based on the spoken language of the pre-Qin period.

During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, the objects used to record writing had not yet been invented, and bamboo slips, silk and other materials were used to record writing. With the changes in history and the evolution of spoken language, the difference between classical Chinese and spoken language has gradually expanded, and "classical Chinese" has become the exclusive use of readers.

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 literati of the past dynasties became more and more flashy, the great literary scholar Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty launched the "Ancient Literature Movement", 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.

Common imaginary words in classical Chinese

1. And: Hu Huaihui's table juxtaposition, progression, continuation, transition, hypothesis, modification, and causality.

2. And: equivalent to "ah".

3. He: What; What do you think; **；How; Why; How; Yes; Say "Huh", drink and ask.

4. Hu: express questions; Equivalent to "?"; Table exclamation; It indicates that the imperative or command is equivalent to "ah" and "ah".

5. Nai: you, yours; His; This, this; So, so.

6. Its: he, she, it; Thereinto; Don't; How;