A person goes down the well to rewrite 600 words of classical Chinese.

1. Adapted A Well-Digger into A Well-Digger.

In Song Dynasty, Ding family had no wells and often lived alone. When they crossed the well, they told people, "I got a man when I crossed the well." People who heard about it said, "Shi Ding caught a man when he went down the well." The Chinese people learned that they heard from Song Jun and asked Ding, saying, "If you get one person, you have to go down the well."

Shi Ding in Song Dynasty had no well at home and often went outside to fetch water. He often lives outside, so he invites people to drill in his house. He told others, "I got a labor force by drilling wells."

Someone heard it and passed it on to others, saying, "Shi Ding drilled a man." People in this country spread it through hearsay. When the monarch of the Song Dynasty knew about it, he sent someone to ask Shi Ding.

Shi Ding told the Inquirer, "It was a well that lightened my workload, not a person dug out of it.

This story tells us a truth, don't spread it through hearsay, it will spoil the boat.

2. Ancient prose: One person leads the well. Original text:

The Song family, who have no wells at home, often live in other places. His family crossed the well and told people, "I crossed the well alone." The person who heard about it said, "A man has gone down the well in Shi Ding." The people of China know about it. They heard about it from Song Jun. Song Jun asked Zhu Ding's family. Shi Ding said to him, "If you want to be alone, you have to be alone in the well." Smell it if you want, and don't smell it if you don't smell it.

Translation:

There was a man named Ding in Song State. There was no well at home and he needed to go out to fetch water. He often sends a man outside to fetch water. When his family dug a well, he told others, "My family got a free manpower to dig a well." Someone heard this and said, "The Ding family dug a well and a man." People all over the country tell each other that "one person can dig a well", and it has reached the ears of Song Guojun. Send someone to ask about Ding. The man surnamed Ding replied, "To get a free man is to dig a living person in a well." Spreading rumors and hearsay like this is better than hearing nothing.

This allusion means that you can get a free manpower when you dig a well, so you don't have to send someone to fetch water.

This article is excerpted from Lu Chunqiu, Volume 22, On Cautious Examination. Lu's Spring and Autumn Annals, also known as Lu Lan, is the masterpiece of Zajia, with 26 volumes 160. It was included in the first volume of the seventh grade Chinese textbook of Hubei Education Edition, and was renamed "Treat People Well".

3. Translation and translation of the classical Chinese "One Man Crossing a Well";

There was a man named Ding in Song State. There is no well at home, so he needs to go out to fetch water. He often sends a man outside to fetch water. When his family dug a well, he told others, "My family got a free manpower to dig a well." Someone heard this and said, "The Ding family dug a well and a man."

People all over the country tell each other that "one person can dig a well", and it has reached the ears of Song Guojun. Send someone to ask about Ding. The man surnamed Ding replied, "To get a free man is to dig a living person in a well." Spreading rumors and hearsay like this is better than hearing nothing.

Original text:

Song family, there is no well irrigation at home, and they often live alone. His family crossed the well and told people, "I crossed the well alone." People who have heard of it; "Shi Ding had to cross the well alone." People in China knew it and heard it from Song Jun. Song Jun was asked by Shi Ding, and Shi Ding said to him, "You have to be in the well alone to get a job." Smell it if you want, and don't smell it if you don't smell it.

"One person opens a well" comes from Lv Chunqiu, which means that after digging a well, you can get a person's manpower without sending someone to fetch water from the well outside; But outsiders misunderstood the meaning and thought that "crossing a well means getting a living person", so they spread rumors everywhere.

This article is selected from Lu's Spring and Autumn Annals, Volume 22, Theory of Caution and Textual Research on Lu's Spring and Autumn Annals. Lu's Spring and Autumn Annals, also known as Lu Lan, is the representative work of pre-Qin sage written by Qin Prime Minister at the end of the Warring States Period, with 26 volumes and 65,438+060 articles.

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Brief introduction of the author

Lv Buwei (? ~ about 235 years ago), at the end of the warring States period, he was from Puyang, Weiguo. Originally from Yangzhai (now Yuzhou, Henan). Lv Buwei is a big businessman in Yangzhai. He ran around, buying at low prices and selling at high prices, so he accumulated thousands of dollars of wealth. Forty years after the death of King Qin Zhao (267 BC), the prince died.

In the forty-second year of Zhao Haoqi (265 BC), he married his second son, a Guo Jun and a prince. A Guo Jun has more than twenty sons. An Guojun has a very favorite concubine named Mrs. Huayang.

Mrs. Huayang has no son. Ann Guojun has a middle-ranking son named Allen (later renamed Zi Chu), and his mother's name is The Last Month Of Summer. Nobody loves him. These aliens were sent to Zhao as hostages of Qin. Qin attacked Zhao many times, and Zhao did not treat Chu with courtesy.

Everything must be investigated and carefully identified before we can find out the truth. Hearing is empty, seeing is believing. Rumors are often untrue, and only by careful observation, research and reasoning can we get the real answer. Don't believe in rumors and blindly follow others, otherwise you will make jokes and the truth will be spread beyond recognition.

Sogou encyclopedia-crossing a well alone

4. Chuanjing's classical Chinese translation:

In the Song Dynasty, there was a family named Ding. There was no well at home, so they had to go out to fetch water to water the distant fields. One of them was sent to fetch water. I often stay outside alone. When his family dug a well, Shi Ding told others, "My family dug a well and got a man."

The listener sent a message: "Shi Ding dug a well and dug a man." People in the capital are talking about this matter, so that the monarch of Song State can know about it. Song Guojun sent someone to ask Shi Ding about the situation. Shi Ding replied: "Saving the labor of an idle person is not digging a living person in a well." It's better not to listen to such rumors.

It means that after digging a well, you can have an extra manpower, so you don't have to send someone to fetch water from a distance.

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"One person opens a well" means that after digging a well, you can get one person's manpower, so you don't have to send someone to fetch water from the well outside. Outsiders misunderstood the meaning and thought it was "crossing the well to get the living" and spread rumors everywhere.

Enlightenment of a person crossing a well:

Everything must be investigated and carefully identified before we can find out the truth. Hearing is empty, seeing is believing. Rumors are often untrue, and only by careful observation, research and reasoning can we get the real answer.

Don't believe in rumors and blindly follow others, otherwise you will make jokes and the truth will be spread beyond recognition.

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Sogou encyclopedia-crossing a well alone

5. Ancient prose: One person opens a well Original text: Yi Song's family, there is no well at home, and they often live alone outside. When his family passed through a well, they told people, "I passed through a well." People who heard about it said, "Shi Ding went through a well." The people of China knew about it and heard about it from Song Jun. Ask Zhu. Shi Ding said, "Yes. Need to go out to fetch water, often send someone to fetch water outside. When his family dug a well, he told others: "My family got a free manpower to dig a well." When someone heard this, they said, "The Ding family dug a well and a man. The news that "a man dug a well" spread all over the country until it reached Song Guojun's ears. Send someone to find Ding. No living person was dug in the well. " It is better to listen to nothing than hearsay like this. This allusion means that you can get a free manpower when you dig a well, so you don't have to send someone to fetch water. This article is selected from a passage in Volume 22 of Lv Chunqiu. Lv Chunqiu is also known as Lv Chunqiu.

6. The ancient and modern meaning of "one well and one person" in classical Chinese:

1, wear:

Ancient meaning: dig, dig.

Today's meaning: completely broken.

I got a man who went through the well.

My family dug a well and got a man.

2. Countries:

Ancient meaning: the capital.

Modern significance: country.

China people all know it, and they heard it from Song Jun.

Vernacular translation: People in Beijing are talking about this matter, and let the monarch of Song know about it.

3, way:

Ancient meaning: tell.

Meaning: true.

China people all know it, and they heard it from Song Jun.

Vernacular translation: People in Beijing are talking about this matter, and let the monarch of Song know about it.

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"One person opens a well" comes from Lv Chunqiu written by Lv Buwei in the Spring and Autumn Period, which means that after digging a well, you can get one person's manpower without sending someone to fetch water from the well outside; Outsiders misunderstood the meaning and thought it was "crossing the well to get the living" and spread rumors everywhere.

This article has been included in the 20 16 edition of the seventh grade Chinese textbook, Lesson 24 "Four Fables" (20 17). Due to the adjustment of the textbook, the class hours of "Four Fables" have been increased to 22 lessons. The reader is zijun).

7. The preface to the translation of classical Chinese is a compulsory course in junior high school, which is also very helpful for senior high school classical Chinese learning in the future. It involves many important aspects and requires readers to read carefully, actively understand and thoroughly understand the meaning of the text.

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Qin organized disciples to compile Lv's Spring and Autumn Annals.

original text

Song family, there is no well irrigation at home, and they often live alone. His family crossed the well and told people, "I crossed the well alone."

People who heard of it said, "Shi Ding went down the well alone." The people of China know it. They heard it from Song Jun.

Asked by ding. Shi Ding said to him, "If you want to be alone, you have to be alone in the well."

translate

There was a family named Ding in Song State. There was no well at home, and they often had to go outside to fetch water by themselves. When his family dug wells, he said to others, "My family dug wells alone." The person who heard and spread the story said, "The Ding family dug a well and found a man." People in the Song Dynasty are talking about it, and someone reported it to Song Guojun. Song Guojun sent someone to ask Ding Gu about it. The man surnamed Ding replied, "No one works until a well is dug, not that there is no one in the well."

To annotate ...

1: irrigation-water washing. Irrigation: gài, irrigation. Ji: Sound jí, draw water from the well.

2. Live-stay

2. It's time. ...

3. What China people say-the whole country is saying. Country: Ancient countries were also called "countries".

I heard it from Song Jun-Song Jun heard it. The pronoun refers to "Shi Ding fished a man from a well" and is the object of "smell". Y: Preposition: When told, take the initiative to introduce. Song Jun: Song Guojun.

5. Ask Ding-ask. Yu: preposition; When talking to ...

6. manufacturing labor.

7: I-my home.

8: Yu Xiang; exist

9: Yes-Answer

10: If not, so much the better.

1 1: puncture: puncture.

12: smell: listen. The word "smell" in the last sentence means "make listening".

13: order: order

14: Always live alone: Always send someone outside.

arouse

Don't believe gossip, spread rumors without your own investigation, and don't listen to hearsay. What you hear may be false, but what you see is true; Seeing is believing

From the perspective of people who have heard and spread it: don't spread any rumors when you hear them, but think about whether they are reasonable or not. Don't listen to others. I heard that wind is rain, so that I make rumors.

From Shi Ding's point of view, language expression is very important in communication. It must be accurate and clear to avoid unnecessary misunderstanding and ambiguity.