Damn it, classical Chinese phonetic notation

1. Ancient prose: Damn it, Feng Menglong wrote (yǒu) Who goes to (f ǐ n) for a drink at night (y ǐ) and comes back (guá)(zhē), whose value is (zhē) and it rains (dà) (y ǐ

See (jiàn), a person (yī) stands (li) on the eaves (yán) (xià), that is, (jí) throws (tóu) under the umbrella (sn) (xià) and (tóng) goes (háng). Jiu (jiǔ), (zhī), not (b)(yǔ), suspected (y) as (wéi) ghost (guǐ) and (yě).

Taking the (zh) of (yǐ) foot (zú) and (zh) of (liáo), even (yǐ u) instead of (bǐ) phase (xiāng) value (zhí), the more (yǐ) benefits (yǐ). Value (zh) Cooking (chuī) Cake (gāo)(zhē) Starting from (qǐ) in the morning (chén), running (bēn) and entering (rī) its (qí) gate (mén).

After a while (ǐ ng) and a while (ǐ n), I saw (ǐ an) a person (ǐ n), dressed Jiàn (ǐ nt ǐ) and wet (ǐ nshǐ), stumbling (ǐ r Two people look at each other (xiāng), look at each other (Shi), feel uncomfortable (jué) and laugh (ao).

2. Ancient prose: Damn it, Feng Menglong wrote (yǒu) to (f ǐ n) drinking (yǐn) at night, returning (gu ?) (zhě) and arriving (zh ě) to rain (dà) and (yǔ).

See (jiàn), a person (yī) stands (li) on the eaves (yán) (xià), that is, (jí) throws (tóu) under the umbrella (sn) (xià) and (tóng) goes (háng). Jiu (jiǔ), (zhī), not (b)(yǔ), suspected (y) as (wéi) ghost (guǐ) and (yě).

Taking the (zh) of (yǐ) foot (zú) and (zh) of (liáo), even (yǐ u) instead of (bǐ) phase (xiāng) value (zhí), the more (yǐ) benefits (yǐ). Value (zh) Cooking (chuī) Cake (gāo)(zhē) Starting from (qǐ) in the morning (chén), running (bēn) and entering (rī) its (qí) gate (mén).

After a while (ǐ ng) and a while (ǐ n), I saw (ǐ an) a person (ǐ n), dressed Jiàn (ǐ nt ǐ) and wet (ǐ nshǐ), stumbling (ǐ r Two people look at each other (xiāng), look at each other (Shi), feel uncomfortable (jué) and laugh (ao).

3. The devil's soundtrack (1 16) (Ming) Feng Menglong's "Talking about Ancient and Modern Words" Original: Those who go to drink at night are covered by heavy rain.

When I saw a man standing under the eaves, I threw an umbrella to walk with him. After a long time, if you don't talk, you will be suspected of being a ghost; With enough to provoke it, even if it is not worth it, it will become more and more afraid and tend to be pushed under the bridge.

Cake makers get up in the morning, rush into their doors and tell them ghosts. A little later, I saw another person, soaking wet, stumbling, howling for ghosts, and rushing to his own house.

They laughed at each other in surprise. A man came home late at night after supper, caught in the heavy rain and covered himself with an umbrella.

At this time, a man was standing under the eaves and saw him holding an umbrella and running to walk with him under the umbrella. After walking for a long time, the man didn't speak. The umbrella man suspected that the man was a ghost and kicked him. When he missed the kick, he was even more scared and thought it was a ghost.

When he came to a bridge, the umbrella man pushed the man under the bridge and then moved forward quickly. At this time, I was just catching up with my family to make breakfast, so I rushed to his house and said I had met a ghost.

Not long after, I saw a man covered in water stumbling and shouting "ghosts" and also defected to this house. When they met, they were both surprised and understood, so they both laughed and pronounced the same.

4. The original pronunciation of the cursed person (1 16)

(Ming) Feng Menglong

Ancient and modern ci

Original text:

Those who go drinking at night will be drowned by heavy rain. When I saw a man standing under the eaves, I threw an umbrella to walk with him. After a long time, if you don't talk, you will be suspected of being a ghost; With enough to provoke it, even if it is not worth it, it will become more and more afraid and tend to be pushed under the bridge. Cake makers get up in the morning, rush into their doors and tell them ghosts. A little later, I saw another person, soaking wet, stumbling, howling for ghosts, and rushing to his own house. They laughed at each other in surprise.

Translation:

A man came home late at night after supper, caught in the heavy rain and covered himself with an umbrella. At this time, a man was standing under the eaves and saw him holding an umbrella and running to walk with him under the umbrella. After walking for a long time, the man didn't speak. The umbrella man suspected that the man was a ghost and kicked him. When he missed the kick, he was even more scared and thought it was a ghost. When he came to a bridge, the umbrella man pushed the man under the bridge and then moved forward quickly. At this time, I was just catching up with my family to make breakfast, so I rushed to his house and said I had met a ghost. Not long after, I saw a man covered in water stumbling and shouting "ghosts" and also defected to this house. When they met, they were both surprised and understood, so they both laughed.

The pronunciation is the same.

5. damn classical Chinese translation: how to break sentences in damn classical Chinese translation;

A man went out for a drink and came back at night. He caught up with the heavy rain and covered himself with an umbrella. At this time, a man was standing under the eaves and saw him holding an umbrella and running to walk with him under the umbrella. After walking for a long time, the man didn't speak. The umbrella man suspected that the man was a ghost and kicked him. I'm even more scared if I miss it, thinking it's a ghost.

When he came to a bridge, the umbrella man pushed the man under the bridge and then moved forward quickly. At this time, I was just catching up with my family to make breakfast, so I rushed to his house and said I had met a ghost. Not long after, I saw a man covered in water stumbling and shouting "ghosts" and also defected to this house. When they met, they were both surprised and understood, so they both laughed.

"The deuce" original:

People who have/go drinking/go home at night deserve/rain heavily. Cover yourself/cover yourself. Meet a person/under the roof, that is, under the umbrella/with a colleague. Long time, silence, doubt/ghost. With enough/teasing, even/inequality, more/beneficial fear, because of the struggle/squeezing/and trend under the bridge. Value/cake maker/gets up in the morning, rushes into its door and warns of ghosts. After a while, I saw another person, all wet, stumbling, screaming/screaming, rushing to his home. Two people each other-startled, unknowingly laughed.

From Feng Menglong's Overview of Tan in Ancient and Modern Ming Dynasty.

Extended data

"The deuce" is mainly about a rainy night. They walked away under the same umbrella, not talking to each other and suspecting each other that they were ghosts. Walking on the bridge, one person pushed the other into the water, and both of them thought they had met a ghost. After dawn, the two smiled at each other.

In those days when people believed in ghosts and gods, it was normal for people to suspect ghosts. This story tells people not to doubt anything. There are no ghosts in the world. Believe in science, or you will make a joke.

This classical Chinese is short and pithy, simple in content, full of metaphors and humorous. * * * has three levels: one is that two people walk together on a rainy night; Second, mutual suspicion, a person trying to squeeze the "ghost" out of the water; Third, two people smile at each other after meeting. The purpose is to make people understand that there are no ghosts in the world, and making things out of nothing will only scare them.

An Overview of Ancient and Modern Times is a collection of jokes and humorous sketches, which is divided into 36 parts. Most of the contents are allusions from past dynasties, such as the famous "state officials set fire".

Feng Menglong, the author, has collected a lot of funny stories from the official history of past dynasties and unofficial history's notes, exposing social ugliness and all kinds of weird and morbid phenomena, which can not only entertain readers, but also confuse himself. This is a very enlightening reading.

A Talk about the Past and the Present is a collection of thousands of stories and legends, covering all kinds of situations in the world. These stories and legends have a common feature, that is, funny coke, which is often humorous and full of philosophy in humor, and most of the stories are based on facts.