What is fate and fate? What is the difference between fate and fate?

There is no difference between fate and fate, it refers to an invisible connection between people, an opportunity and possibility of some inevitable encounter, including all emotions. In love, the fate of two people falling in love is composed of many coincidences, some accidents, and some inevitability. Later fate is likened to the silk thread of entanglement of fate, and it is also used by Confucianism and Taoism to represent opportunity.

In human relationships, fate is an intimate relationship established between two people in social networks. In ancient Chinese Taoist thought, there are theories of "sexuality" and "time encounter".

The difference between fate and fate is: different references, different citations, and different emphasis.

First, the reference is different.

1. Fate: that is, karma. Sometimes refers to the possibility of a certain relationship between people or between people and things.

2. Fate: Fate is a silk thread entangled in fate, and it is also fate.

Second, the citation usage is different.

1, fate: Lao She's "Four Worlds in the Same Hall" 52: "His popularity is too bad on weekdays, so everyone in the whole situation takes advantage of the change of director to attack him unanimously." ”

2. Fate: Shen Congwen's "Guisheng": "You and I are poor, and we have nothing to do with anything, so we only have a little fate with wine." ”

Third, the focus is different.

1. Fate: Fate is to say that the two sides of the relationship have a fate and a share in each other, and the meaning of separation, separation, and separation.

2. Fate: Fate refers to the relationship between the two parties not only have a relationship with each other but also have a share, which is not only the confirmation of the identity of the two parties to the relationship, but also the conclusion and continuation of a specific emotional relationship, and the embodiment of the mutual dependence and harmony of the two and the continuous development of the two.

The two express the same meaning, but are written differently, and generally refer to the possibility of a connection between people or between people and things.

Analysis: It is derived from a religious concept. Those who are far away are the cause, and those who are near are the cause.

There is no qualitative change between the cause and the cause, only a quantitative change. It is an invisible connection between people, an opportunity and possibility of an inevitable encounter, including all emotions. In love, the fate of two people falling in love is composed of many coincidences, many coincidences, many suddenness, some accidents, and some inevitability.

There is no difference between fate and fate.

缘分 [ yuán fèn ]

Basic Definition: also as fate; It is an invisible connection between people; It is the opportunity and possibility of some kind of inevitable encounter, including all emotions. Later generations are known as the silk thread of fate entanglement, it comes from a religious concept, Confucianism and Taoism do not highlight the leading nature of fate, but there will also be fate and opportunity.

Example sentence: Modern Shen Congwen "Guisheng": "You and I are poor, and we have nothing to do with anything, so we only have a little fate with wine." ”

Recently, it is common to write "fate" as "fate". In fact, "fate" can never be equated with "fate". The difference lies in the fact that the two homophones of "fate" and "fate" are the same as the central word "yuan", but the suffix is different, one is "share" and the other is "part".

Two different suffixes determine the meaning of two different words.

The word "fate" was originally a word used to express the mutual relationship between people, which means that the two sides of the relationship not only have fate but also share in each other. The meaning of the word is focused on the portion. It is precisely this word "share" that expresses not only the confirmation of the identities of both parties to the relationship, but also the conclusion and continuation of the specific relationship; After all, it is a sign of the integration of you and me, and it is also the embodiment of the interdependence and harmony of the two.

If the word "fate" is used to express it, it means that the two sides of the relationship have a fate and a share in each other. And the word "divided", after all, means "separated, separated, separated", etc., which are not or are not combined. In other words, there is a fate first and then separation, and if it is separated, there will be no share, so that the fate will be exhausted and scattered.

Therefore, although the pronunciation of the words "fate" and "fate" is the same, the meaning of the words may not be the same. Therefore, when using words, especially in the expression of relational emotions in communication, the verbal language expression is different from the written language expression after all, and the use should be different. So, in terms of the embodiment of the document, whether to use "fate" or "fate" is more accurate and appropriate, and the parties should indeed consider the appropriate use.

I'm an infatuated old man, and I saw someone today.

This explains the difference between fate and fate! It's really nonsense, the division of fate reads the fourth tone fèn, and the separate division reads the first tone fēn, how can the two be confused. In fact, the correct way to write it is fate, which is a Buddhist term, and fate is a miswriting, and it is a false word, and over time it has become a convention, and fate has become synonymous.

I believe that the word fate will be canceled at that time.

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Fate and fate are correct.

These two words mean the same thing. There is a saying that hail blocking is a misspelling of "fate" and "fate", but after a long time, the convention has become customary, and the accumulation is not true, so people will not study it in detail, and regard both as correct, and the two have become synonymous.

Interpretation: i.e. karma. Sometimes refers to the possibility of a certain relationship between people or between people and things. Superstitious people believe that there is a chance of a fateful encounter between people.

Citation: Shen Congwen's "Guisheng": "You and I are poor, and we have nothing to do with anything, so we only have a little fate with wine." ”

synonyms

Cause [ yīn yuán ].

1. Fate; Good luck.

2. Buddhism refers to the direct cause of the result and the conditions or forces that assist in the effect.

The fourth part of Lu Xun's "Outline of the History of Chinese Literature": "The reason why the form and style are different is because of two causes, time and place. ”