1. How does "walk" mean in ancient Chinese?
Pointing east to west is a good idea.
The ancient word "walk" means to run, which is equivalent to the modern Chinese word "walk". (It’s self-improvement step: just force yourself to walk.)
Walking on thin ice, walking lightly, unable to lift a step. "Chun" means walking quickly or walking quickly. If you are talking about walking fast, use "qu".
For example: carps tend to cross the court. (In ancient times, juniors could not walk slowly in front of their elders, so Kong Li walked quickly across the courtyard in front of his father Confucius.)
As for the saying "step in the ancient Chinese language means taking two steps now" , as the old saying goes, “take another step forward.” Taking two steps was called one step in ancient times, which means that two steps now were called one step in ancient times.
But the word "step" is a noun, which is different from the word "step" used as a verb. Today we often say "walk into the venue", which means "walk into the venue". This word "step" is a classical Chinese verb, which comes from ancient Chinese and is equivalent to the vernacular word "walk". 2. How does "walk" mean in ancient Chinese?
Pointing east to west Jun is right. In ancient times, "walk" means to run, which is equivalent to "walk" in modern Chinese. It can be used as "walk", "step", "walk", or "walk".
For example: walking a thousand miles a day
It means self-strengthening step, three steps a day. Four miles. (It is self-improvement step: just force yourself to walk.)
Walking on thin ice
Walking lightly but not being able to move
"Chun" means walking quickly or walking quickly. If you are talking about walking fast, use "qu". For example: carps tend to cross the court. (In ancient times, juniors could not walk slowly in front of their elders, so Kong Li walked quickly across the courtyard in front of his father Confucius.)
As for the saying "step in the ancient Chinese language, it means to take two steps now." , as the old saying goes, “take another step forward.” Taking two steps was called one step in ancient times, which means that two steps now were called one step in ancient times. But the word "step" is a noun, which is different from the word "step" used as a verb. Today we often say "walk into the venue", which means "walk into the venue". This word "step" is a classical Chinese verb, which comes from ancient Chinese and is equivalent to the vernacular word "walk". 3. What does walking mean in ancient Chinese?
It usually means running.
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(Understanding. The image of a running figure with gold characters swinging its arms, and the lower part resembles a human foot. When combined, it means a person is running. Original meaning: running)
< p> 2.Same as the original meaning [run]
To go, to move. ——"Shuowen"
Come and walk towards the horse. ——"Poem Daya·Mian"
A certain general came to meet him. ——"Etiquette·Meeting Ceremony between Scholars"
Risk your escape. ——"Zuo Zhuan·The Twenty-Third Year of Duke Zhao"
Like a cicada walking on an open fire. ——"Lu's Spring and Autumn Period·Qi Xian"
Those in power are all anti-principal. ——"The Book of Rites of Da Dai·The Princes Moved to the Temple"
Bian Que looked at Marquis Huan and returned. ——"Han Feizi·Yu Lao"
A rabbit walked and hit a plant, broke its neck and died. ——"Han Feizi·Five Beetles"
Kuafu and the sun go away. ——"The Classic of Mountains and Seas·Overseas Northern Classic"
Two rabbits walk beside the ground. ——"Collection of Yuefu Poems·Mulan Poems"
Flying sand and gravel. ——Yuan Hongdao, Ming Dynasty, "Travel Notes on Manjing"
After recording, I went to see him off, not daring to make an appointment later. ——Ming Dynasty Song Lian's "Preface to Sending Ma Sheng to Dongyang"
I almost want to leave first. ——"Preface to the New Chronicles of Yu Chu·Autumn Sound Poems"
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Another example: walking on horseback and watching the flowers; walking in the hall (running hall); walking in the pond (running hall) ; Walk all diseases (women go out on the Lantern Festival, which is believed to ward off evil spirits); Walk suddenly (run at a gallop); Walk like a pill (rapidly spinning like a pill); Walk away (perform stunts on a running horse); Walk It is better to sit in one house than three people (a metaphor for concentrating on one thing, it is easier to succeed)
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Escape [flee]
After receiving the weapon, abandon the armor and follow the soldiers. Walk. ——"Mencius, King Hui of Liang"
The old man walked over the wall, and the old woman went out to see. ——Du Fu's "Shi Hao Li"
The Yan army attacked Anping, the city was destroyed, and the Qi people left and fought. ——"Historical Records·Biography of Tian Dan"
Qi was defeated and King Min fled abroad. ——"Warring States Policy·Yan Policy 1"
Tian Rong immediately led his troops back and chased the king away from Chu. ——"Historical Records·The Chronicles of Xiang Yu"
Old official, the cow is gone! The cow is gone! ——"Journey to the West"
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Another example: go away (escape, avoid); go north (flee after defeat); go hide (escape and escape)
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Go. Run towards a certain place [go;tend to]
The fishermen go to the abyss, and the woodmen go to the mountains. ——"Huainanzi"
Lishan Mountain is built in the north and turns west, going straight to Xianyang. ——Du Mu's "Ode to Afang Palace" in the Tang Dynasty
The Qing captives knew where the Chanyu lived, so they left with their best troops.
——"Historical Records·Biography of General Li"
The pursuit of profit is like water flowing down, and there is a choice in all directions. ——Chao Cuo's "On Precious Millet"
The people's return to benevolence is just like the water flowing down and the animals running away. ——"Mencius"
Like a cicada walking on an open flame. ——"Lu's Spring and Autumn Period"
Walking to the Yushitai. ——Ming Dynasty Gao Qi's "The Book of Bojizhe Shi"
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Another example: walk up (get up, get up); walk around (escape, return; turn, Turn in circles). Another example: zouben (go quickly); zoumei (visit, go to meet); zouba (go, go); zouye (go to see); zouzhu (run to; go to)
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Leak out [leak out]
It’s not that the old saying has gone viral, but it’s something else! ——"Journey to the West"
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Another example: go beyond the scope or change the original appearance; go out (leak; leak); go yang (ejaculate) more than; nocturnal emissions); wandering (talking and revealing secrets); being obsessed (resulting in physical and mental harm due to excessive indulgence in something and incorrect methods)
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Lose, lose [lose]
If the ditch is not deep, there will be no fat. ——"Shen's Farm Book"
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Another example: oil leakage (the old method used tung paint to decorate utensils, and the oil decoration melted and faded, which was called "oil leakage"); Ban (singing out of rhythm); wander (lost; throw away); wander (let go, lose)
12.
Walk [walk; go]. Such as: walking shift (walking sequence); walking errand (serving and running)
13.
Follow; along [follow]. Such as: taking the mass route; taking the waterway
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[Between relatives and friends] visit, visit [visit]. Such as: visiting natal family; visiting relatives
15.
Travel [travel]. Such as: traveling all over the country
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[spoken]: get out of here, leave [blow]. Such as: Let's go, no one wants you in this area
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Change [change]. Such as: go out of shape (out of shape; make a mistake); go out of shape (make a big mistake); go out of color (change color; fade); go out of shape (lose the original flavor); go out of shape (out of shape) 4. Urgent: ancient prose Which word means "walk"
walk;go;pad;track;wend; walk zǒu (1) (knowing.
The golden character image of a running figure swinging its arms, lower part Like human feet. Together it means a person is running.
Original meaning: run) (2) Same as the original meaning of [run], walking. ——"Shuowen" Come to Chaoyang.
——"Poem Daya·Mian" A certain general came to meet him. - "Etiquette·Meeting Ceremony of Scholars" Risk your escape.
——"Zuo Zhuan: The Twenty-Third Year of Zhao Gong" It's like a cicada walking on an open fire. - "Lu's Spring and Autumn Period·Qi Xian" Those who are in power are all rebels.
——"The Book of Rites of Dadai·The Princes Moved to the Temple" Bian Que looked at Huanhou and turned back. ——"Han Feizi·Yu Lao" A rabbit walked and hit a plant, broke its neck and died.
——"Han Feizi·Five Beetles" Kuafu and the sun chase away. ——"The Classic of Mountains and Seas·Overseas Northern Classic" Two rabbits walk beside the ground.
——"Mulan Poetry Collection of Yuefu Poems" Flying sand and gravel. ——Ming Dynasty Yuan Hongdao's "Manjing Travel Notes" After recording, I went to see him off, not daring to make an appointment later.
——"Preface to Sending Ma Sheng to Dongyang" by Song Lian of Ming Dynasty I almost want to leave first. ——"New Chronicles of Yu Chu·Preface to Autumn Sound Poems" (3) Another example: walking on horseback and watching flowers; walking in the hall (running hall); walking on the pond (running hall); walking away from all kinds of diseases (women go out during the Lantern Festival, which is believed to drive away evil spirits) to remove evil spirits); to walk suddenly (to gallop.
to gallop); to walk like a pill (to spin rapidly like a pill); to walk (perform stunts on the back of a running horse); to walk three houses rather than sit in one (metaphorical Concentrate on one thing and it is easier to succeed) (4) Flee [flee] After receiving the weapon, abandon the armor and follow the soldiers away. ——"Mencius, King Hui of Liang, Part 1" The old man walked over the wall, and the old woman went out to watch.
——Du Fu's "Shi Hao Li" Now the Yan army attacked Anping, the city was destroyed, and the Qi people left and fought. - "Historical Records·Biography of Tian Dan" Qi was defeated and King Min fled abroad.
——"Warring States Policy·Yan Policy 1" Tian Rong immediately led his troops back, chased his king away, and pretended to be dead and went to Chu. ——"Historical Records·The Chronicles of Xiang Yu" Old official, the cow is gone! The cow is gone! ——"Journey to the West" (5) Another example: go away (escape, avoid); go north (flee after defeat); go hide (escape and avoid) (6) Go.
Run to a certain place [go;tend to] The fishermen go to the abyss, and the woodmen go to the mountains. ——"Huainanzi" Lishan Mountain is built in the north and turns west, going straight to Xianyang.
——"Ode to Afang Palace" by Du Mu of the Tang Dynasty. The Qing captives knew where the Shanyu lived, so they left with their best troops. ——"Historical Records: Biography of General Li" The pursuit of profit is like water flowing down, and there is a choice in all directions.
——Chao Cuo's "On Gui Su Shu" The people's return to benevolence is just like the water flowing down and the beasts running away. - "Mencius" It's like a cicada walking on an open flame.
——"Lu Shi Chun Qiu" Walking to the Yushitai. ——Ming Dynasty Gao Qi's "Shu Bo Ji Zhe Shi" (7) Another example: walk up (get up, get up); walk around (escape, return; turn, turn in a circle).
Another example: zouben (go quickly); zoumei (visit, go to meet); zouba (go, go); zouye (go to see); zouzhi (run to; go to) ) (8) Leak out [leak out] It’s not that the old saying has gone viral, but it’s something else! ——"Journey to the West" (9) Another example: walking (exceeding the scope or changing the original appearance); walking (leaking; revealing); walking Yang (continuous leakage of semen; nocturnal emissions); walking (talking to reveal secrets); Obsession (due to overindulgence in something and incorrect methods, resulting in physical and mental harm) (10) Loss, lose [lose] If the ditch is not deep, you will not gain weight. ——"Shen's Farm Book" (11) Another example: losing oil (in the old method, tung paint was used to decorate utensils, and the oil decoration melted and faded, which was called "moving oil"); walking out of tune (singing out of rhythm); getting lost (lost; lost) Go); walk (discharge, drain) (12) Walk [walk; go].
Such as: zouban (walking sequence); zouer (service running) (13) follow; along [follow]. Such as: take the mass route; take the waterway (14) [among relatives and friends] visit, visit [visit].
Such as: visiting natal family; visiting relatives (15) Travel [travel]. Such as: traveling all over the country (16) [spoken]: get out of here, leave [blow].
For example: Let’s go, no one wants you in this area (17) Change [change]. Such as: go out of shape (out of shape; make a mistake); go out of shape (make a big mistake); go out of color (change color; fade); go out of shape, go out of style (lose the original flavor); go out of shape (out of shape) go zǒu (1) Generally speaking, it refers to beasts [beasts] that have no freedom to fly above and no trace to leave below.
——"Ode to Xijing" by Zhang Heng of the Han Dynasty (2) Wheel [wheel] A cart moves in two directions, with a wide space between the axles. ——"Mozi" (3) Servant, sometimes with contempt [servant] I want to build a plan, and everyone is unhappy.
——"Jiande New Wall" (4) Another example: Zou Li (for the small official who is running around); Zou Shi (Zou Shi. Refers to the servant); Zou Xu (a small official); Zou Zu (Run errands) Walking the horoscope, walking the horoscope or doing something beyond the appropriate scale will lead to bad luck zǒu bèiyùn (1) [be unlucky; be out of luck; have bad luck] run into bad luck; unlucky but did not expect that he was wrongfully sued , it’s bad luck (2) It’s also said to “walk back the characters” zǒubǐ [write rapidly] to write quickly with a pen zǒubiān [side walk in darkness] to perform sneaking at night in martial arts dramas, walking fast by the roadside zǒubù (1) [walk with the ball]: A foul action in a basketball game, walking with the ball (2) [walk] [square]: walking along the walkway of a toddler who has just learned to walk zǒudào This answer is not complete... I have a complete... The original meaning of the... line: the path...