"The hammer will not break the hammer bowl", the absurd reason is ()? The reasonable reason is ()?

"The hammer doesn't break the bowl" is absurd because the hammer doesn't break the bowl (it doesn't break the bowl with a hammer), and reasonable because the hammer doesn't break a hundred bowls (it doesn't break the bowl with a hammer).

Sentence breaking is traditionally called "reading sentences". Distinguishing between sentences and reading is the most basic ability to read ancient Chinese. The basis of sentence breaking lies in the understanding of the whole article. Therefore, we should read the sentences several times before breaking them, have a general understanding of the full text, break the ones that can be broken first, gradually narrow the scope, and then concentrate on analyzing the relationship between difficult sentences and context.

Extended data:

There are no punctuation marks in ancient Chinese. In order to distinguish sentences clearly, function words have become an important symbol. Especially before and after some modal particles and conjunctions, it is often the place where sentences are broken. In classical Chinese, function words are often used to express feelings or feelings.

1, the first few words of a sentence are Fu, Gai, Zhi Ruo, Ruofu, Chu, Wei, Si, Jin, Fan, He, Steal, Please, Respect, etc. , often used at the beginning of a sentence, usually broken before the beginning of a sentence.

2. Words at the end of a sentence, such as: I, I, Yan and II, are often used to state the end of a sentence; Yesi and evil (yee often used at the end of questions. In, fu and so on are often used at the end of exclamatory sentences. It is usually disconnected at the back.

3. The interrogative modal particles, how, Hu, An, Bi, Mi, Yan, Who, Who, What, What, What, If and What are fixed structures, can generally form interrogative sentences, and sentences can be broken as long as they penetrate the context.