The entire classical Chinese text is about 30,000 words.

> This joke starts from drawing "one", "two" and "three" and ends when the character "ten thousand" cannot be drawn. This idea is also very original. 2. What is the word with more than ten thousand characters in ancient Chinese

Fang

[fāng]

Radical: Fang

Wubi: YYGN

Strokes: 4

[Interpretation] 1. A quadrilateral with four 90-degree right angles or a solid with six square sides; regular shape. Long shape 2. In mathematics, it refers to the product of a certain number multiplied by itself. 3. People have good conduct. 4. One side or one side. 5. Region, territory. 6. Methods, practices, techniques. 7. Species, type. 8. The name, dosage and usage of several drugs combined to treat a certain disease. 9. Violation. 10. Right, right. 11. Just now. 12. Quantifier, mostly refers to one cubic meter. 13. Quantifier, used for square things. 14. Surname. 3. I want to know how to write the three characters Zhang Baohui in ancient Chinese

Ancient Chinese refers to the writing before Xiaozhuan (excluding Xiaozhuan). Some of your three characters are not ancient Chinese.

Xiaozhuan writing method:

If you want to use it for engraving, I recommend the writing method of "Liu Shu Tong": 4. Introduction to the Four Great Classics of Ancient China

"A Dream of Red Mansions" About the author: Cao Xueqin, a novelist in the Qing Dynasty.

His name is Zhan, his courtesy name is Mengruan, and his nickname is Xueqin. Content introduction: The book "A Dream of Red Mansions" takes the love tragedy of Jia Baoyu, Lin Daiyu and Xue Baochai as the main line. Through the description of the rise and fall of the four major families "Jia, Shi, Wang and Xue", it shows a broad vision of social life. Luo Wanxiang includes all kinds of worldly human emotions.

People say that "A Dream of Red Mansions" contains the historical capacity of an era and is an encyclopedia of the end of feudalism. 1. Nowadays, when people talk about "A Dream of Red Mansions", they often refer to the first eighty chapters by Cao Xueqin and the last forty chapters by Gao E.

The total number of words in these 120 chapters is about 1,075,000 words. 2. When Cao Xueqin wrote this book, he used the method of "homophonic meaning". He named the four sisters of the Jia family Yuanchun, Yingchun, Tanchun, and Xichun, which are homophones of "original sigh"; in Jia Baoyu When he was wandering in the illusory realm of Taixu, the Jinghuan Fairy asked him to drink tea called "Thousand Reds Yi Cao", which is a homophone of "Thousand Reds Yi Cry". She also asked him to drink "Ten Thousand Colors in the Same Cup". The name of this wine is "Ten Thousand Reds Yi Cao". The homophony of "beautiful and sad" almost runs through the whole book. Incidents: 1. Sister Wang Feng took control of Tieksuan Temple 2. Lin Daiyu burned her manuscripts to end her infatuation 3. The unlucky girl met the unlucky man and the gourd monk randomly judged the gourd case 3. Grandma Liu Characters of the characters who first entered the Grand View Garden: 1. Lin Daiyu: aloof by nature, naive and straightforward, contemptuous of fame and power, and a feudal rebel like Baoyu 2. Wang Xifeng: shrewd and capable, the actual housekeeper of the Jia family, extremely manipulative, cruel and vicious 3. Jia Baoyu: feudal rebel.

He hated the official career path in feudal society and opposed the feudal moral concept of "men are superior to women". 4. Xue Baochai: Beautiful appearance, smooth muscles and bones, and elegant manners. She was keen on "official career economy" and persuaded Baoyu to go to the meeting to become an official.

She abides by feudal women's ethics, and has a deep palace. She can win over people's hearts and is praised by everyone in the Jia family. "Journey to the West" About the author: Wu Chengen, a novelist of the Ming Dynasty.

His courtesy name is Ruzhong, his nickname is Sheyangshan, and he is from Shanyang, Huai'an (Huai'an, Jiangsu). Content introduction: Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, and Sha Seng protect Tang Monk from learning scriptures.

He went through a lot of hardships along the way and defeated all kinds of demons and ghosts. After ninety-nine and eighty-one difficulties, he finally achieved success and achieved success. Character image: Tang Monk: tall, elegant in manner, He has a kind temperament and has extremely high attainments in Buddhist scriptures. He encountered ninety-nine and eighty-one difficulties in his journey to the west to obtain scriptures, but he never changed his obsession. With the assistance of Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, and Monk Sha, he went through many hardships and finally retrieved thirty-five scriptures from Leiyin Temple in the West.

Finally, he was named "Zhan Tan Merit Buddha".

Sun Wukong: He hates evil as much as his enemies, is not afraid of difficulties, is perseverant, brave and fearless. After learning the scriptures, he was named the Victorious Buddha.

Zhu Bajie: Mild-tempered, honest and simple, strong, but lazy and fond of food, he loves to take advantage of small things. He obeys his senior brother's words and is loyal to his master. He made great contributions to Monk Tang's study of Buddhist scriptures from the west, and was finally named "Messenger of the Purifying Altar". He is a comic character that people love and sympathize with.

Monk Sha: Protected Monk Tang on his way to the West to obtain Buddhist scriptures. He worked hard and was loyal and unyielding. After studying for Buddhist scriptures, he was named the "Golden Arhat". Events: 1. Sun Wukong makes trouble in the Heavenly Palace 2. Wukong collects Bajie in Yunzhan Cave 3. Bajie fights in Liusha River 4. Sun Walker makes three-tune banana fan 5. Sun Walker makes havoc in Black Wind Mountain "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" About the author: Luo Guanzhong, Yuan Dynasty Novelist and dramatist in the late Ming Dynasty and early Ming Dynasty.

The name and the characters are consistent. A native of Hangzhou, his ancestral home is Taiyuan.

Content introduction: "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" focuses on depicting the political, military, and diplomatic struggles among the various feudal ruling groups in the Three Kingdoms era, revealing the turmoil and darkness of the social reality in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, and condemning the feudal rulers. Tyranny reflects the suffering of the people and expresses the people's strong desire to call for a wise king and stability. Character introduction: Cao Cao: He has been unruly since childhood, but he is very talented, resourceful and good at adapting to changes.

At that time, there was a famous scholar in Runan named Xu Shao who was good at commenting on characters. He commented on Cao Cao as: "A capable minister in governing the world, and a traitor in troubled times." Zhuge Liang: a wise man and a symbol of wisdom, loyal and upright, employing people on the basis of merit, modest, cautious, serious and dedicated to his duties.

Liu Bei: A great hero of a generation, generous and benevolent, and thirsty for talents. As the saying goes: Liu Bei's empire is the result of his crying Guan Gong: Loyalty, righteousness, wisdom and courage Events: 1. Three sworn brothers in Taoyuan 2. Burning Red Cliff 3. Borrowing swords from straw boats 4. Kong Ming borrowing the east wind 5. Guan Gong killed six generals in five passes 6. Zhuge Liangzhi Using the Empty City Strategy "Water Margin" About the author: Shi Naian, a novelist in the late Yuan Dynasty and early Ming Dynasty.

Content introduction: The rulers of the Song Dynasty were corrupt and cruel. Many heroes such as Song Jiang and Lu Zhishen were eventually forced to become bandits in Liangshan due to various reasons and started an uprising. They raised the flag of righteousness, and under the slogan of doing justice for heaven, robbing the rich and giving to the poor, they killed all over the country. They dealt a heavy blow to the arrogance of the reactionary rulers, promoted the heroic fighting spirit of the people, and accomplished a great cause.

Character introduction: Song Jiang: bold, loyal, generous and generous Li Kui: reckless, filial, brave Wu Song: brave and resourceful, fighting against injustice, he is a hero Events: 1. Three sworn brothers in Taoyuan 2. Cao Cao makes wine On Heroes 3. Liu Xuande visited the thatched cottage three times 4. Zhuge Liang's verbal battle with the Confucian scholars 5. Guan Yunchang scrapes bones to cure poison 2. "Journey to the West" Nezha, Sun Wukong, Zhu Wuneng, Sha Wujing, Chen Xuanzang (Tang Monk). "Water Margin" Song Jiang, Lin Chong, Lu Zhishen, Wu Yong, Chao Gai.

"The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" Zhang Fei, Guan Yu, Zhuge Liang, Liu Bei, Cao Cao. three.

Introduction to the Four Classical Classics "A Dream of Red Mansions" About the author: Cao Xueqin, a novelist of the Qing Dynasty. His name is Zhan, his courtesy name is Meng Ruan, and his nickname is Xueqin.

Content introduction: The book "A Dream of Red Mansions" takes the love tragedy of Jia Baoyu, Lin Daiyu and Xue Baochai as the main line, and shows the rise and fall of the four major families "Jia, Shi, Wang and Xue". The broad vision of social life is all-encompassing, encompassing all kinds of worldly human feelings. People say that "A Dream of Red Mansions" contains the historical capacity of an era and is an encyclopedia of the end of feudalism.

1. Nowadays, when people talk about "A Dream of Red Mansions", they often refer to the general name of the first eighty chapters by Cao Xueqin and the last forty chapters by Gao E. The total number of words in these 120 chapters is about 1,075,000 words.

2. When Cao Xueqin wrote this book, he used the method of "homophonic meaning". He named the four sisters of the Jia family Yuanchun, Yingchun, Tanchun, and Xichun. This is a homophony of "original sigh". When Jia Baoyu wandered in the illusory realm of Taixu, Jinghuan Fairy asked him to drink tea called "Thousand Reds and One Cave", which is a homophone of "Thousands of Reds and One Cry", and also asked him to drink "Ten Thousand Colors in the Same Cup" of wine. ,this.

5. I would like to get the translation of three classical Chinese articles

Wu Han, courtesy name Ziyan, was born in Nanyang Wan (now Nanyang, Henan).

Wu Han took Hou Shaowen as a hostage. Once summoned, he gained Liu Xiu's appreciation and trust. In the second year of Jianwu (26th year), Emperor Chunguang Wu designated him as Marquis of Guangping.

In the spring of the third year of Jianwu (27th year), Sumao was surrounded in Guangle (now west of Yucheng County, Henan Province). Zhou Jian gathered 100,000 troops to rescue Guangle. Wu Han led his cavalry to fight, but was defeated. He accidentally fell off his horse and injured his knee, so he withdrew his troops and returned to camp.

The generals said to Wu Han: "The enemy is in front of us, but the king is lying wounded, and he is afraid." Wu Han heard this, and he jumped up from his wounds, inspected the camp, killed cattle, drank wine, and rewarded his work. Soldiers, to the officers and men: "Today is the autumn of the feudal lordship. Please encourage me!" Wu Han's heroic spirit was so great that the soldiers were deeply affected and their morale doubled. The next day, they beat drums and shouted, and attacked at the same time.

Zhou Jianjun was defeated. At that time, the five surnames in Li County expelled the guard together and occupied the city to rebel.

All the generals wanted to attack, but Wu Han refused to listen and said: "Anyone who causes rebellion will be punished by guarding for a long time. Anyone who dares to attack the army rashly will be killed."

Then he issued an official document to the county government, ordering them to arrest the officials who caused the trouble, and at the same time sent people to the city to appease the five surnames. The people of the five surnames were overjoyed and surrendered one after another.

In the spring of the fifth year of Jianwu (29th year), the peasant army led more than 50,000 people to attack the Wuhan military camp at night. The army was in panic, but Wu Han lay still, and the camp became quiet after a while. Wu Han immediately sent out his elite troops at night to attack and defeat his army.

In the spring of the twelfth year of Jianwu (36 years), Wu Han sent his troops to directly attack Guangdu (now south of Chengdu), quickly captured it, and sent light cavalry to burn the Chengdu bridge. Emperor Guangwu issued an edict to warn Wu Han: "But hold on to Guangdu and wait for them to attack. Don't fight with them. If you don't dare to come, turn to the camp and force them. Only when they are exhausted can you attack." Wu Han won successively and did not listen to Emperor Guangwu's warning. , taking advantage of the victory, he led more than 20,000 infantry and cavalry troops to attack Chengdu.

He set up camp on the north bank of the river and sent his deputy general Liu Shang to lead more than 10,000 troops to garrison on the south bank of the river. Emperor Guangwu was shocked when he learned that Wu Han had deployed his troops in this way, and issued an edict to reproach him: "There are so many things about Duke Bi, why do you want to break into chaos when things happen? We are separated from the camp, and things are urgent, so we will no longer be in contact with each other."

However, before the edict arrived, Xie Feng and Yuan Ji led more than 100,000 troops to attack Wu Han. He also sent generals with more than 10,000 troops to attack Liu Shang's camp in an attempt to prevent the Han army from rescuing him.

Wu Han led his army to fight with the enemy for a day, but was defeated and returned to the camp. Seeing that the situation was critical, Wu Han summoned the generals and encouraged them, saying: "If you want to hide the army, stay in the south of the Yangtze River and defend it with troops.

The chance of success or failure lies in this one move." So he planted flags all over the camp. , making the fireworks endless to confuse the Shu army.

On the night of the third day, he led his army to sneak out of the city, surrounded Mei, and crossed the river to meet up with Liu Shang's troops. Xie Feng and others didn't even notice.

The next day, Wu Han personally commanded the entire army to fight and finally defeated the enemy. Wu Han went to war with Emperor Guangwu.

Many generals became dejected and panicked when they saw the defeat in battle, and their usual demeanor and majesty were completely lost. But Wu Han was not the same. Every time at this time, he strengthened his weapons and motivated his soldiers. Not only was he not discouraged, but he became more energetic.

When he went on an expedition, his wife bought some land in the rear. When he returned, he gave it all to his old relatives and friends. He said: "The military advisers are away and there are not enough officials, so why buy more fields and houses?"

After his death, he was named Zhonghou.