The black gauze hat is borrowed from the technique, what does he actually mean?

Ebony gauze hat"He actually refers to the official position.

The black gauze hat is a kind of hat worn by ancient officials, and later it was also used as a metaphor for official positions. The black gauze hat was originally a common folk hat, ** wearing a black gauze hat originated in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, but as a formal"Official uniforms"However, it began in the Sui Dynasty and flourished in the Tang Dynasty, and by the Song Dynasty, wings were added, and the black gauze hat was different in material and style according to the official rank. After the Ming Dynasty, the black gauze hat officially became synonymous with being an official and a eunuch.

The earliest gauze hats were not all black, and the high gauze hats of the Jin Dynasty were made of white yarn by the nobles, and the ** with low rank only used black yarn. In the Ming Dynasty, all the court ** wore black gauze hats. According to history, in the third year of Hongwu (1370), the Ming ** stipulated:

All civil and military ** enter the court, they must wear black gauze hats and round-necked shirts. In today's traditional dramas on the stage, especially Peking Opera, the actors wear mostly bright costumes, and we can see the appearance of the Ming Dynasty wearing black gauze hats by watching the play.

At first, the black gauze hat was woven with rattan as the lining, the yarn as the surface, and then painted with lacquer. Later, when the black yarn hat was used, because the yarn was strong and light after being painted, it was removed from the rattan and not used on the yarn hat"Flat two feet, iron for it", that is, two hat wings stretched out on both sides of the hat, and these two hat wings were gradually added from the beginning of the Song Dynasty, in order to prevent the ** people from talking to each other when they went to work in the court. If the two hats touch each other, it is likely that the hat will be knocked off, and the emperor will be easy to spot.

A hat made of black yarn, because it is a hat often worn in ancient times, it is also called an official hat. Now it is often used to refer to official value and official position.

A kind of hat worn by officials in ancient times, which is a metaphor for official positions.

It is not dual, which requires the same number of words and relative parts of speech.

It should be borrowed, and "black yarn hat" refers to official positions.

Borrowing refers to not directly saying the name of someone or something, but replacing it with a name that is closely related to it, which is also called "name change". Among them, the thing used to replace is called the borrowed body, and the thing that is replaced is called the ontology. For example, in the sentence "red eyes walked in", red eyes are the characteristics of the character, and the characteristics refer to this person, which is borrowing.

In this sentence, "black gauze hat" is the "standard dress" of officials in ancient times, and it is the sign of being an official, and this sign is used to refer to being an official, so it is borrowed.

borrowed the rhetoric of the generation, and replaced the official position with a black gauze hat.

Borrowed from the rhetoric, the black gauze hat refers to the official position.

Metaphorically, the black gauze hat is compared to a position.

"He was afraid of wolves and tigers. lest I lose the black gauze hat" is a rhetorical device of metaphor and borrowing. "I was afraid of wolves and tigers. It is a metaphor, and "black yarn hat" is a borrowing.

In ancient China, they all wore hats made of black yarn, so now they use "black yarn hats" to refer to "official positions".

"Ebony gauze hat"He is using the method of substitution, and he actually refers to the official position.

Generally refers to the corresponding official position, that is, "be careful of the black gauze hat on your head" often said on TV, the black gauze hat was only worn by officials in ancient times, and this borrowing technique strengthens this characteristic.

In fact, it refers to: in ancient times, he achieved fame and became an official. It is a symbol of power and status.

Borrowing, as the name suggests, is to borrow one thing to replace another, so it is mostly a noun. When using, we must consider the legitimacy and universality of substitution, try not to simplify into complexity, and make the meaning of the text smooth. Moreover, at this time, borrowing is generally similar to seeing the big from the small, and using small things to reflect the big situation or situation, so as to make the sentence image concrete.

Borrowing does not directly say what is to be said, but borrowing things that are closely related to it to replace it, or replacing the whole with parts of things.

Borrowing can make the language concise, vivid and vivid, and arouse the reader's association.

Example (1):

Women don't let the eyebrows go.

Women are borrowed from women, and women are borrowed from men. Example (2): Zhumen wine and meat stink, and there are frozen bones on the road. "Five Hundred Words of Yonghuai from Beijing to Fengxian County" Du Fu.

Zhumen borrowed from the rich family, and the dead bones borrowed from the corpse. Example (3): It's not a thousand sails. "Dream Jiangnan" The second Wen Tingyun (borrowed from the sail instead of the sailboat. )

Example (4): Yellow hair, droopy hair, and self-enjoyment. "The Story of the Peach Blossom Spring" Tao Qian (borrowed from the old man with yellow hair, and borrowed from the child with hanging hair.) Example (5): She wants to grow up to be an angel in white.