The word "half the country" has existed since ancient times. Why not "one wall" or "the whole wall"?

Half? It means half; ? Jiangshan? It is a metaphor for national territory, rivers and mountains. Literal translation is half the country. The specific explanation refers to the part preserved or lost by the country after the invasion. If it is the land left after the invasion, where did it come from? A wall? And then what? Full of walls? Said.

We always thought? Half the country? Used to describe half or half of something. Used in the wrong context, such as? Telecom accounts for half of the communications industry? This is actually inaccurate and inappropriate. Can't say that so-and-so occupies half of the country, because? Half the country? Refers to the rest. If you use it this way, you can only see its superficial meaning. I hope the words are meaningful and mechanically copied. Because of this use, people naturally associate it with? A wall? Or? Full of walls? Because it can occupy "half of the country" or "one wall of the country"? Or? Full of walls? No problem.

We seek meaning from some words, mainly because we don't know the true meaning of the word, so it will be misused. First of all, we must figure out what is called? Half the country? . It comes from the Qing Dynasty's criticism of "Holly? Outline:? Half the country, especially smaller than the five-season court. ? It means that the territory of the country is smaller than that of the later Liang, Tang, Jin, Han and Five Dynasties. The site here is obviously the site left after the occupation, and there is residual water in the mountains. Let's look at another example: Wen Tianxiang returned to Yongjia, facing half of the Southern Song Dynasty, and his heart was filled with emotion. We can see that they are all used in negative context? Half the country? .

Nowadays, many idioms are misused by people, such as? Always trying? There is nothing wrong with repeated experiments. Easily misunderstood? Did not succeed? . Something like that? Once upon a time ,? Sing a hymn? Wait a minute. Generally speaking, it is a misunderstanding or improper use of context. We need to pay special attention to this to avoid making jokes.