Composition about Chinese characters

Chinese characters are used every day, but they have not received enough attention. But my father taught me this since I was a child, saying that writing should be serious, otherwise it would make a joke. Then he said that when he was at school, some people wrote Japanese devils as Japanese rabbits and ordinary people as old white babies. After that, I seem to have noticed, but typos will still come across unexpectedly.

He taught us that he is not blunt and likes telling jokes. Say a person bet with others, make a determined effort to say that I am going to lose, and turn my last name upside down. As a result, I really lost and didn't break my word. I really turned my last name upside down. I'm not afraid His surname is Wang. The other one is even more cruel, saying I'm going to lose, so you call me my last name. It really doesn't matter, because the family name is Tian. Most people dare not say such cruel things. This is about the symmetry of Chinese characters.

It's just an ordinary sentence, which is expressive, but the important things are really powerful and can be brought back to life. The most famous story is "Repeated defeats and repeated wars". It is said that Zeng Guofan was cornered by Taiping rebels and tried to drown himself. However, when the imperial court repeatedly asked about the war, he had to say, "Repeated wars and repeated defeats." His next-generation grandmaster was very careful, thinking that if he reported once and lost once, Galeries Lafayette couldn't cut off his master's head in a rage, so he used his quick wits to change it to "repeated defeats and repeated wars." In this way, a person who always loses the battle has become a valiant soldier who does not admit defeat. The stakes are really not to be underestimated.

Another story is that there was a general under Chiang Kai-shek who suffered heavy losses because of unfavorable operations. The commander below didn't know what to do, so he let his old man make a decision. When President Jiang read the telegram, he was furious and wrote down eight big characters: "Circumstances are excusable, but crimes are unforgivable". At first glance, it means enforcing the law on the spot. When the following people saw it, they felt that it was too unkind. They should try to save that person's life. As a result, I really came up with a way to change the order of the news: "There is no sin, it is excusable." This is a reversal, and the meaning has changed greatly. It used to be a big crime, but now it's a heavy feeling, so that the general can save his life. Afterwards, Mr. Jiang discovered that the man was not shot? I don't know how it was written at the beginning. Seeing that the man had many meritorious deeds, he had to turn a blind eye and let him go.

There is a joke about the order of Chinese characters. Some people criticize the blind obedience of China people and praise the negative spirit of foreigners. It is said that people in China read ancient books. From top to bottom, it seems that they always nod and say yes, so they lack innovation. Foreigners, on the other hand, seem to keep shaking their heads when reading articles from left to right, so they have unique opinions. This statement is novel and reasonable, but it can't be true.

Sometimes it makes you take it seriously. A person goes to the mall to buy clothes. Looking up, I saw four big red letters written on the top of the counter: bag does not fade. I am relieved to buy this. Who knew the color faded when I washed it at home? Angry to find a business theory, the business is not in a hurry, saying that you read the wrong order. I have to read this word from the right, but it will fade. Do you mean annoying?

Different order, different results. What's more, the difference between one move and one move. Probably during the Central Plains War, when Jiang and Feng were fighting, when a staff officer of Feng Department gave an order, Qinyang was mistakenly written as Biyang. Who would have thought that there was a Biyang in that place? The result was a mistake, which delayed the fighter plane and eventually lost. Too much work and too little work is no joke.

Of course, there is also the well-known story of Yongzheng tampering with the testamentary edict. Change the transfer from fourteen princes to four princes. It's just a legend, just for listening.

Also, it is said that the Huns invaded the border many times in the Han Dynasty, which meant to embezzle the Central Plains. Xiongnu issued a gauntlet, saying: Tianxin takes rice. We are determined to take your food and your country. The emperor immediately recruited talents and made a battle plan. At this time, a writer came forward, holding a show pen and touching it lightly on the gauntlet, and four words were written: I may not dare to come! It turns out that only one stroke is added to each word. When the gauntlet returned to Khan, Khan was surprised and said that there were many talents in the Han Dynasty. This tone was full of disdain. It seems that he had taken precautions and even concealed his plot. This is simply a myth. A pen retreats a million soldiers.

Speaking of Chinese characters, I have to think of the unlucky Chongzhen. When Emperor Chongzhen was invaded by the rebel army in Li Zicheng, he lived in fear every day. One day, he accompanied the eunuch on a private visit and went to see a fortune teller to measure words. The fortune teller asked, what do you want to test? Give a word. Chongzhen said grumpily, "Asking the destination is the word". "By" This is the beginning of Tian Zi, and the peasants are going to rebel. Chongzhen said urgently, I said "friend". "Friends"? If the word is reversed, I'm afraid something will go wrong. The more anxious Chongzhen is, why is there no good hexagram? I argued that I was not talking about friends, but "one yuan". "One dollar"? This means that the chief has no head and the emperor has no head. Chongzhen was simply frustrated, but he still didn't give up. He won't be so unlucky, will he? Another sophistry: I actually said "seclusion". "You", there are two yellow ribbons in the mountain. As a result, within a few days, Emperor Chongzhen hanged himself with his family in Jingshan Park. Poor Chongzhen didn't rush out of the encirclement of words.