Detailed data collection of Bat (short classical Chinese collected by Feng Menglong in Ming Dynasty)

Bats are selected from Feng Menglong's Laughing Room. Feng Menglong (1575- 1646) was a writer and dramatist in the late Ming Dynasty. This article tells the story of a hundred birds coming to celebrate the birthday of Phoenix. It makes sense that bats don't come. It satirizes those who have no principles.

Basic Introduction Name of Work: Bat Foreign Language Name: Bat Creation Year: Ming Dynasty Work Source: Laughing House Literature Genre: Prose? Author of classical Chinese: Feng Menglong's original text, translation, interpretation, author's common sense, cultural common sense, theme, modern perspective, explanation of origin, original phoenix 1 birthday, birds pay tribute to each other, bats don't come. Feng said, "Why are you proud of living in my house?" The bat said, "I'm full. I belong to the beast." Why should I congratulate you? " One day Kirin 6, 7, the bat didn't come, and Lin was also responsible. The bat said, "I have wings. I belong to birds." Why do I celebrate 8 and 9? " When Lin and Feng met, they said 10 about bats. They both sighed 1 1 and said, "Now there are 12 scourges in the world, and it's really helpless to give birth to such a person who is neither a bird nor a beast!" On Phoenix's birthday, all the birds came to congratulate him, but the bat didn't appear. Phoenix reprimanded: "You belong to my jurisdiction, how can you be so arrogant?" The bat said, "I have animal feet. I belong to a walking animal." Why should I congratulate you? "One day, Kirin celebrated her birthday. The bat still hasn't appeared. Kirin also blames it. The bat said, "I have wings and belong to birds." How can I congratulate you? "One day, Phoenix and Kirin met, mentioned bats, shook their heads and sighed at each other, and could not help feeling:" The atmosphere in the world is so bad now. It happened that these non-animal guys were born, and there was really no way to do anything with them! "Interpretation of Phoenix: the legendary king of birds.

North Korea: visit and worship.

You live under me: you live under me, that is, you are my subordinate.

Pride: arrogance.

What's the use of congratulations? Why should I congratulate you? What's the use? It's "why".

Kirin: the legendary king of beasts.

Birthday: This refers to the birthday.

Why: Why?

And: the same as "Yi". The modal particles at the end of the sentence express doubts.

Language: speak.

Mutual: together.

Evil thinness: bad atmosphere. Refers to the social atmosphere. Classical Chinese knowledge

The same "wow". "Bo" is the modal particle at the end of the sentence, which is equivalent to "you", "mo", "ah" and "le". The above "congratulations on what" is why congratulations? Also, "why doesn't it rain" is why it doesn't rain? Feng Menglong (1575- 1646) is a writer and dramatist in the late Ming Dynasty. Zeng edited famous storytelling novels such as Metaphor, Warning, Awakening, or "Sanyan" for short. He has edited Jokes Collection, Laughing Mansion, Laughing Mansion, An Overview of Ancient and Modern Tan, etc. Laughing praise ***2 volumes, divided into 8 categories, totaling 100. Cultural common sense There are no phoenixes and unicorns in the world, which are two auspicious animals imagined by the ancients. Phoenix is the first of all birds, so there is a saying that "a hundred birds are facing the phoenix"; Kirin is the head of all animals and the king of kings. Like dragons, they are also auspicious animals conceived by the ancients. Bat theme metaphor Some despicable people have no clear positioning and often change their identities according to their own needs. Sometimes it also means that some people don't want to stand in the team of a group, but they are independent, don't blindly follow the customs and keep their own characteristics. It satirizes people who like to play two-faced games. In modern times, people often regard two-faced figures as bats. These people, have it both ways, make ends meet, constantly changing their principles and positions, trying to make profits through speculation. However, they can only succeed for a while, and one day they will show their ugly faces and be spurned. The source explained that Fu Xiao, also known as Guang Xiao Fu, is a collection of jokes by Fu Xiao. Fu Xiao has a total volume of 13, with a total of 595 pieces, which are divided into four volumes and printed by block printing. Some materials listed this book as "Guang Xiao Fu". Feng Menglong's jokes are divided into thirteen categories, which shows that the objects of jokes are all-encompassing, and many of them are the main melody melody of today's sociological research. Feng Menglong's book is organized, which shows his view on laughter, especially comparing it with traditional classics such as the epic Fu. In addition, at the beginning of each volume, Feng Menglong has a discussion beginning with "Momo Zi Yue", and after some jokes, he will add some supplementary jokes or comments. From these places, we can see Feng Menglong's thinking about jokes.