Classical Chinese that describes a thing as worthless.

1. Idioms that describe people are worthless. Idioms describing people are all indifferent to human life, life and death are to be taken away, old and weak, and life is low and useless.

1, ignoring human life: it means treating human life like dirt. It means killing people at will.

Said by: Qing Li Garbo, Chapter 47 of Officialdom: An official like someone really ignores human life.

Interpretation: Such officials really kill people at will.

2. Killing for food: life: keeping people alive; Kill: put to death; Give: give; Seize: deprive. Describe the ruler who has the power of life and death and has clear rewards and punishments.

From: Xia Yan's Contract Worker: Most of the people who do this kind of work are relatives who take care of their work, or hooligans who have some influence in the local area, so in this place, they almost have the right to kill and seize.

3, people are old and yellow: it shows that people are aging and are not valued, just like beads have turned yellow for a long time. Especially for women. It also means that people are old and useless.

From: Wu's "Making Anecdotes" The seventh time: the real person is worthless. It's really hard to walk so far. I want to go back to sleep.

4. Body micro-life: body: identity; Micro: low; Mean: mean. Humble and humble

From: In the History of the Original State: "I am very grateful."

Interpretation: low status, no pay.

5, no money: describe extreme poverty, no money.

Said by: Yao Li Zicheng, Volume II, Chapter 16: "Do you know that my brother's sword has fallen for half his life, and he has been sent to Jianghu with no money in his pocket?"

2. Describe an ancient Chinese prose in which a baiwenhang never wears a black hat.

You often meet a baiwenhang on the way.

There is a wolf in Zhongshan with white eyes and mixed colors. Dong Guo tastes it, eats it, and eventually harms himself.

There are similar ones, but they are also white-eyed, which is quite human. However, the spirit of tyranny and surliness will not change. It is a disaster for the village and ravages the fields. People hate it, and they should punish it one by one. Good-hearted people pity and forgive, stay at home and do things for dogs. Although the wolf fell, in the end it was wild inside, respectful outside and ominous inside. Yin causes harm.

It is disloyal to save people from their duties; It is unfilial to have to raise without knowing the return; It is unkind to struggle with the people in the countryside; It is unfair to be willful, reckless and not ashamed of disasters. If you are trapped by the villagers, you can't harm them if you beg for mercy.

Alas, as an animal, he established a group of human beings in vain. If black and white are reversed and Qiong Qi is greedy, he will be gluttonous. Generation geometry of livestock? Just to increase laughter.

3. There are classical Chinese sentences describing a "self-righteous" or "seniority" (poetry is also self-righteous.

Xun Zi's Honor and Disgrace: "Anyone who fights must be self-righteous and blame others wrongly. If you are sincere, if you are sincere, you are a gentleman, but you are a villain; It's too much to treat a gentleman's belly with the heart of a villain, hurt each other, and worry about forgetting your own body, your relatives at home and your husband at home! It's a human being, and the so-called fox father's brother is also an ox arrow. Will you think that wisdom is evil? This is stupid. Do you think it is good and evil? This is a great harm; Do you think it is glorious and evil? This is a great shame; Do you think it is evil? The danger is great. People have a fight. What is it? What do I want to belong to? Then you can't. The holy king will punish you. I want to be a bird, a mouse, an animal, a demon? That's impossible. Its shape is human and it has many likes and dislikes. What's the point of fighting between people? I am ugly. " ()

Use/show off one's qualifications

[Source] Yuan Anonymous's "Xie Jinwu" is the first fold: "I let you say a few words, you can't say it."

China is a country of etiquette, respecting the old is a virtue, and it advocates "caring for the old and caring for the old", so it is difficult to see the description of "selling the old by relying on the old" in classical Chinese. (Hey, I may be "self-righteous"! )